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This is a great card. It is one of my personal favorites. I find it especially useful in a burn deck for some reason even though it would work just as well in any other type of deck. It will often cause you opponent to use all the cards that they can in order to prevent the damage. Even when they are able to get rid of all but four cards, it limits the possibilities that they have and gives you an advantage. If they are unable to use their cards then you could win the game in a few turns. -- By Hani Ebeid from Denton, TX on June 22, 2001 |
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Good card to use with howling mine, keep your opponents hand number up and the more damage he/she will take. -- By nick conrad from wilson, ny USA on January 08, 2002 |
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This is an excellent card in my burn deck! Pull out a few arc lightnings or a shock while you have this card out and the damage is great! -- By Nick Lara from South Plainfield, NJ USA on October 05, 2002 |
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I completely agree with Nick. I have used that strategy in a tournament last year. In fact it helped me win it against a kid named Cody. HE was good but not good enough. At the end I collected the prize money and left.They didnt even know my name. -- By Cameron from Spirit Lake, ID USA on December 15, 2002 |
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I don't know how this works in burn decks because I dont play burn decks, burn decks are cheap and a sad way of winning games. Play this in prosperity, draw and go or prison decks to better its effects -- By al from PR on December 27, 2002 |
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An excellent choice, regardless of the deck it's placed in. Vise decks are also trouble with Ancestral Recall, Brain Geyser and Properity to boot. -- By Anonymous from Ucluelet, BC, Canada on May 25, 2004 |
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great card- it can bite brutally for just 1 mana... nice combination with The Rack, its pretty frustrating for the opponent (: -- By Thovt from CZ on December 17, 2005 |
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One of my favorite cards. -- By Anonymous from Lisboa, Portugal on May 03, 2007 |
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Drop it on turn 1, and they take 3. Try it with Forced Fruition from Lorwyn, thought letting your opponent get too many cards will give them more answers. -- By Justin from Edmonton, AB Canada on October 17, 2007 |
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Drop it on turn 1, and they take 3. Try it with Forced Fruition from Lorwyn, thought letting your opponent get too many cards will give them more answers. -- By Justin from Edmonton, AB Canada on October 17, 2007 |
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this card becomes useless after a few turns. -- By joe from San Antonio on February 19, 2008 |
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