this card is really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, good. espicially used with godsire and intruder alarm.

  -- By farts from your butt on November 29, 2009

if you use this with godsire and intruder alarm, you are truly unstoppable

  -- By i pwn yur life from pwnageville on November 29, 2009

Doesnt this card give your opponents the same ability? Normally it wouls say your creatures

  -- By MD from Memphis TN on August 03, 2009

Justin was right about it being great for Elemental decks nowadays, but heres how you do it: First you drop your Incandescent Souldstoke, use him to bring a Nova Chaser into play, and then you Heat Shimmer the Nova, making an exact copy of him. Thats 20 damage dealt to your opponent off the bat if you have out Pandemonium, and then you can swing for another 20.

  -- By Shane from Helsinki on April 16, 2008

This card is a real killer! Funny, but Phyrexian Dreadnought, Sneak Attack combos, etc, but what about Saproling Burst! With it the card wins you a game. First time you remove a token, your opponent gets 7 damage in the face, second - 6, then 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1. THAT'S 21 DAMAGE - cool enough to make a deck on this combo and win on the turn 5.

  -- By Phil from Moscow, Russia on January 23, 2008

This card is used well in a new elemental deck. Using Nova Chasers or Force of Savagery, you are getting super cheap damage. Especially with Incandescent Soulstoke, you can cast those guys at instant speed, almost uncounterable, and they get a boost from Incandescent Soulstoke to make them deal even more when coming into play.

  -- By Justin from Edmonton, AB Canada on October 15, 2007

Heres a fun combo that you all can use. Buy the cards from Troll And Toad or something. Use mana accelerators like Orcish Lumberjacks, Grull Signet or whatever you see fit/legal. Hypergenesis works well too. Drop Pandemonium and then Sekki, Season's Guide. The game ends...think about it. Heres how it works in case you didnt get it. When Sekki drops target it with its own 8 damage. And for each point of damage you get a 1/1 spirit. Thats a total of 8 spirits. Divide out eight points of damage as you see fit. Then sac all eight tokens to bring Sekki back to life from the grave. Then target itself with its own 8 damage, get 8 spirits, deal out the damage, repeat as necassary until all is destroyed. Pandemonium+Sekki=infinite damage combo=always a good thing. Beware though, it is a double edged sword when your opponent plays with big fattys and mana acceleraters or tons of weenies so only drop Pandemonium when your absolutely ready. Also works well with Stalking Vengeance and with that in mind, Scorched Rusalka, Groundbreaker, Ball Lightning and especially Timbermare. Enjoy.

  -- By Bret from St. Albans, WV USA on February 12, 2007

Uuuuh....The other reviews are saying this is a MTG card, and its a yugioh card, not magic. Uh, well, if you want a real review, about yugioh, this card is great only when you are running an archfiend deck, which is old school. However, im about to get a whole bunch of archfiends after this review, just to play an old skoo deck like the archfiends.

  -- By Joelle McPotterson-Iveris from Berlin, Maryland on February 03, 2007

Paired with a few other Time Spiral cards, you can get some serious damage combos going. Bogardan Hellkite will now bring 10 damage to the table every time he hits, and hit it with Momentary Blink and that's 20 damage in one turn for 10 mana. This is just an amazing combo card.

  -- By Pariah from Ohio on October 23, 2006

Use the pandemonium with a sneak attack and a lifeline, and basically, the game is over. You could throw in a zirilan of the claw, phyrexian dreadnoughts and some dragons too.

  -- By Eric Kukulka from Momence, Illinois on April 12, 2002

When this card hits the board... It creates (well obviously) a lot of pandemonium. Want even more? Furnace of Rath... and a Phrexyian Dreadnought...Oh wait I think I see a piece of my opponent over there...

  -- By from Harrisonburg VA USA on October 17, 2001