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| Rarity : R | | Color : B Colors : Black | Casting Cost : 2 | | Card Type : Enchantment | | Card Text : Sacrifice a creature, Return Recurring Nightmare to owner's hand: Put target creature card from your graveyard into play. Play this ability as a sorcery. | | I am confined by sleep and defined by nightmare." -Crovax | | Artist : Jeff Laubenstein |
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Card Number 72, Shipping weight: 0.003 pounds
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| [Customer Reviews] Write your own review |
With this card the name says it all, your opponent will get no rest once it hits the table. This card is one of the best graveyard recurrsion engines to date. Recurring Nightmare is one tough customer by itself; put it with it's good buddy Survival of the Fittest and a gang of creatures with comes into play effects and terrorize your opponents! On top of all that, it has some nifty artwork. The only reason it gets four instead of five stars, is that it can only be used in very specific decks.
-- By Steve Luckman from Faribault, Minnesota. on June 04, 2001 |
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This is without a doubt the BEST recursion card ever made, and combining it with Survival of the Fittest in a Rec-Sur deck is only one of the great ways it can be used. If you discard a big creature quick (Survival is the easiest way to do so) and sac a small creature, Recurring Nightmare can bring that Verdant Force, Sliver Queen, Dragon legend, or whatever in to play very early, where it might just win the game all by itself. Protect it with countermagic and you need not fear Disenchant. Recurring Nightmare is also reusable, making it a truly incredible card!
-- By Tim Destan from Gilbertsville, PA USA on June 26, 2001 |
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This is a card that can fit into many deck types. it helps out fat black decks, nightmare survival(duh!) and decks that have early, middle, and late game creature threats, switching small creatures for huge ones that are killed!
-- By Ross Nish from Virginia, VB on November 05, 2001 |
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I agree with all of you that wrote reviews for this card and this is HE BEST CARD!
-- By Chris Adkins from Niles,OH USA on November 25, 2001 |
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Have four of these in my deck and I love using my own discard spells to make me discard my big creatures and then put a squil token into play and sacraficing that so the big creature can get out. I also agree with the other reviews.
-- By from Chicago IL USa on November 27, 2001 |
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This card has always been good, but recently it has gotten better with the increase in token-generating cards. The four Mutation cards in Invasion and Apocalypse can generate a large mass of tokens, which are convenient to sacrifice for this card. You can also use it to constantly exchange cards that have effects upon coming into play.
-- By Nate from on November 27, 2001 |
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Sacrifice that weenie Willow the Wisp or a chump birds of paradise with a pattern of rebirth and let Spirit Of The Night and some other monsterous creature(w/help of survival of the fittest) from your graveyard run the game board, slap some rancor on them to give him +2+0, if you really want things wild-----beserk your 6/5 creature for a swift killing!
-- By Ryan Vargo from on December 05, 2001 |
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