Emrakul and Ulamog in the "you can TELL i'm SNEAKY" deck. Think about it. You'll never have a graveyard and get that FAT BEAST in your hand right away. So not fair. Somethings gona give with this deck type just like the banning of survival of the FATTEST ......... believe me its gona happen.

  -- By Anonymous from nj devils on March 13, 2011

vengevine...

  -- By serge raimbault from erh...were exactly ? on December 18, 2010

Hands down beats Gifts Ungiven, due to the fact that the three cards you fish for don't all have to be a different name. Well... I would add more but this card seems pretty broken to me; espeically the way I use it. In short, for 3CMC and Instant speed, if you can't figure out why this is sooo expensive...Learn to think "outside-the-box"... could almost be restricted in Vintage and banned in legacy due to the influx of Dredge decks, but they say it's balanced out with Leyline of the Void--and possibly Planar Void*(but I don't know anyone who uses Planar Void(s) Tourney)

  -- By Jay from Minneapolis, MN USA on June 06, 2010

I'll play intuition for Tabernacle, life from the loam, and glacial chasm.... what U gonna do? How bout' maze of ith, loam, and wasteland? Intuition is so broken in 43 land deck.

  -- By Anonymous from colorado on March 23, 2010

To the gentleman above, Intuition lets you tutor up three cards while Impulse only lets you peak at the top four and your stuck with something from there. Mind you, Impulse is still a good card, but it doesn't offer the precision that comes with Intuition.

  -- By supersickie from Columbia, MO on August 13, 2009

Can anyone explain me why intuition(12€ - 14$/15$) is so expensive and impulse so cheap(0.80€ - 0.70$/0.75$)? Both cards are for deck manipulation. With intuition we can achieve the wanted card if we have 3 copies of the same spell, but we lost 2 good cards that is very difficult to getting back. With impulse we choose the best of 4 cards and the other cards go to the bottom of library so we can get back those cards easily) Can anyone explain me the difference of price?

  -- By Anonymous from Leiria/Portugal on June 18, 2009

this card is awsome, im suprised its so cheap tho, thats prolly why its outa stock... kinda wish it wasnt id buy one... ive got 3 of them, they run awsome in my trix deck, and they can go good with anything with blue in it pretty much... over all its a great card.

  -- By matt w from farmtown on January 24, 2007

My instant reaction when i first saw this card was "This isn't gonna be a rare". Now that i put it into perspective there are so many other good cards that it can combo with eg accumulated knowledge

  -- By Anonymous from Bendigo, Australia on November 02, 2005

great in blue/black deck with buried alive/living death/recurring nightmare.

  -- By e from arizona on June 05, 2005

This card is the best I got 1 in a grab pack signed. you shoud up the price though. to like 40. mines signed. Ha

  -- By noah nicholas from Cuyahoga Falls,OH on April 28, 2005

very nice and worth every penny especially the foil which improves on the original vastly. never cared for the artwork that much although i liked the 'tempest' storyline. i use this in my five color 1.5 deck to get 'squee, goblin nabob' primarily. although, if i'm in trouble, my deck carries mostly four copies of each particular spell. so if you're in a pinch you can get a 'swords to plowhares' , incarnations(usually 'genesis' or 'wonder'), or a mixture of creatures(like 'wild mongrel', 'anurid brushopper', or 'eternal witness'). so perhaps i use this card for somewhat mundane uses compared to , say, the typical 'draw-go' deck. in conclusion; recommend highly.....

  -- By Anonymous from gainesville, FL USA on February 05, 2005