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Timetwister (Unlimited)

Rarity : R

Color : U Colors : Blue

Casting Cost : 2

Card Type : Sorcery

Card Text : Set Timetwister aside in a new graveyard pile. Shuffle your hand, library, and graveyard together into a new library and draw a new hand of seven cards, leaving all cards in play where they are; opponent must do the same.

Artist : Mark Tedin

Product Review Rating :

(9 reviews)

English Magic the Gathering Card Near Mint	$249.99	0 in stock	Sold Out	(E-mail me when this product is back in stock)
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Shipping weight: 0.003 pounds

Unlimited Timetwister

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The Best Card of all time. It Regrows all the cards in your graveyard AND gives you 7 new cards. the number of times I have had my back agianst the wall, played this card and won the game that same turn are to many to count. Now it gets better because it is death to Threshold decks. If you do not have the Power Nine and are looking to get them get this one first, it is the cheepest and the best
-- By Camden Harper from Bangor, ME on November 14, 2001

I think this is the worst of all powers. To talk about threshold, I suppose no one plays it in Type 1. And after all Wheel of Fortune is almost the same card, why isn�t it power 10? Anyway Twister is still the nineth best card of all time so who cares?
-- By Anonymous from somewhere on July 27, 2002

Purely awesome. with a memory vault you can wreak havoc on youre opponent.
-- By P.J.J from Mt. Everest, himalyas, nepal on April 27, 2003

Everybody thinks the twister is the least of the 9, but ask anyone who plays with it and they'll tell you different.
-- By Grayson from Louisville, KY on October 25, 2004

the most POWERFULL card...black and moxes are there to help play this card!!!the ancestrall make you draw 3 cards?this one make you draw 7 in a row...the time walk make you gain 1 turn?this one give you 3 at least... 1st turn :moxes,black...TIMETWISTER...you wanna play?i ve already won!!!!!
-- By mage_hic from france on November 22, 2004

Right now the pride of my collection as I strive to afford a Black Lotus (to play the timetwister first turn with!), this card rarely ever fails me. As any experienced player knows, you can't win the game with one card, but one card can be the basis forthe win. If you can trigger this spell first or second turn, and can get a good deal out of your hand first, your opponent will lose whatever hand they had, you will get everything else from your graveyard back, and you can use this card to get the best out of your library. used in combination with Mind Over Matter, and Tolarian Academy along with lots of cheap artifacts, (moxes or lotuses if you have them, or even just lotus petals), this will gain you fast, fast mana. what from there? Fatal Stroke of Genius, or for the old school players, Braingeyser! Another wild combination is denying wind. A bit expensive, but if you can pull it off a few times with the help of this trusty recycling spell, you opponent will have very few useful cards left in his deck. If you can afford a power nine card, I suggest this one. If you can afford Mox Sapphire, Time Walk, and Black Lotus to go along wth it, more power (9) to you.
-- By Robert A. Knight from Great Barrington MA, USA on December 07, 2004

Completely overrated. If it didn't work for your opponent, then it probably would be the best card ever. There are tons of combos with this card, which is awesome. But a really good card has to be good by itself all the time. You could pull this late in the game and give your opponent a winning hand. Tell me when taking an extra turn or drawing three cards isn't helpful. This probably is the weakest of the Power 9, but it also has the potential when used in the right situation to be the most powerful.
-- By Kristen P. from Madison,WI on June 13, 2006

The second P9 card i got... the first was the emerald mox... for reason of my own choosing... however it is a great card by itself and in oh so many funny combos... you can disrupt any players rhytm with it making it almost impossible for him to get anything going before it is time to shuffle up and draw 7 new cards... :) grand card...
-- By Lennart from Sweden on December 29, 2007

The most underappreciated P9 Card, this card is undoubtably the most fun of the p9 cards, and thats what playing magic(or any game) is really about, isn't it?
-- By Matt from Corbin, KY on March 19, 2008

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