Destroy a permanent for 1WB.... very flexible card! I see why the price and stock like this...

  -- By Anonymous from Germany on February 07, 2011

Your opponent play a Celestial Collonade? Vindicate it. Your opponent play a Planeswalker? Vindicate it. Your opponent play a dangerous artifact or enchantment? Vindicate it. Your opponent play a creature? Vindicate it. Thanks for this card, you can destroy anything in your path...

  -- By Gerrard Verdict from The Vindication Place on July 16, 2010

This card help me to destroy any opposing permanents. Thanks for Vindicate!

  -- By Anonymous from Cleveland on July 07, 2010

Five stars for Vindicate! It can destroy opposing land and planeswalker! Amazing card... (the picture just like a Star Wars or Star Trek isn't it?)

  -- By Anonymous from Reins on July 03, 2010

Great card! This card can destroy anything in your path....!

  -- By Anonymous from Cleveland on June 29, 2010

Vindicate is a bomber card with the less cost. Compare to Mortify, it's rather weak since it's a sorcery. But the Vindicate can destroy any permanent that Mortify can't do. Artifact, Land, even Planeswalker... If you bring them together, you can clean any opposing threats!

  -- By Jace Beleren from Bandung on May 31, 2010

This is powerful card. Although this card is white and black, you can play it in the Orzhov Deck.

  -- By Berny Heizhar from USA on May 31, 2010

This card is very powerful to me. I don't think this is bad card ( so the people who say that this card is bad are very and very foolish ) They never know it will work well against any entanglements.

  -- By Anonymous from jakarta on May 17, 2010

Why not run this and maelstrom pulse in legacy/vintage with doran the siege tower and spiritmongers you cant go wrong.

  -- By Nikolai from Ukiah, Ca USA on October 23, 2009

This one is better than Maelstrom pulse. The ability to not hit lands is too big a cost, and the extra copies taken out only do you good when you are fighting a token deck or a combo deck. Hooray for Vindicate!

  -- By Carey from Raleigh, NC USA on September 07, 2009

Compare this to Maelstrom Pulse? Which is better?

  -- By Anonymous from Maine, USA on September 02, 2009

This is no doubt the cheapest Desert Twister in the game... would be very unknowlegable to give it any less than (at least) 4 stars.

  -- By JEA from Ky Usa on February 24, 2009

In Type 1.5 this card is the Boss. Its worth splashing a colour to play the card given its versatility in dealing the your opponents problem cards, either lands, artifacts or enchantments as well as creatures.

  -- By Orestes Peristeris from Johannesburg, South Africa on December 02, 2008

I like how there is sci-fi art :P

  -- By Kody from Edmonton, AB Canada on December 05, 2007

Where i play for extended, people call this card the "TronKiller." Think about it.

  -- By boyse wingfield from iowa on December 25, 2006

This card is powerful but Black White isnt good.

  -- By Friedrich from M¨šnchen,Deutschland on September 16, 2006

The best single-permanent destruction spell in all of Magic! No doubt, hands down. Sure it's not an instant and does not inlude the text, "it can't be regenerated". However, there is not a single card in the game that costs so little for such great potential. This is a great addition to the BW destruction decks so many of us dread!

  -- By Thomas Bradley from Montana on September 08, 2006

excelent for breaking you'r oponets shocklands!

  -- By temok from zamora, mich mex on June 04, 2006

3 mana, it kills anything. I know its not the best card in the entire game, but come on people, it is still a 5 star card no doubt. Have you seen a black white deck...thats good lol, not run 4?

  -- By Joshua from Oakwood, OH on March 21, 2006

play with four of these in my five color 1.5 deck. very flexible card that really needs no more explaining. the art is all right as i like the explosion but not the drawing of the skyship weatherlight in it. although i kinda have a cheesy liking for the storyline, i don't really care for the flavor text either. the card is just so multi-purpose in game play, and in different formats, that i don't want the "cheese" on my card. that being said, a very nice foil look and excellent playing card that's almost impossible to screw up playing(unless you don't know how to build a proper mana curve for your deck). recommend highly.......................

  -- By Anonymous from gainesville, FL USA on March 06, 2005

Vindicate is a sweet card. For three mana, you can destroy anything in play. Excellent for black/white cleric decks.

  -- By Joseph Frederick from Exeter, PA USA on July 25, 2004

This card is a sorcery, which kinda sucks. However the upside is a quasi-terror, a sinkhole, and a disenchant all in one card. and for 1WB, it's a deal.

  -- By Anonymous from on November 15, 2002

Not too good of a card.

  -- By rich mclain from brookline,ma on October 26, 2002

Last time I checked nuking your opponents cards was the best way to win games. This does it better than any other card in the game.

  -- By Moe Gony from Death Valley, CA on April 17, 2002

A very powerful card in Type II. This card is great against any deck except decks playing Spiritmonger, Spectral Lynx, Charging Troll, etc. This is practically a Disenchant, Stone Rain, and a powerful destroy creature. The only thing that I dislike about this card is that it is a sorcery, but overall a very powerful card in any deck playing black/white cards.

  -- By Jeffrey Escamilla from El Paso, TX USA on December 09, 2001

This card is a cheaper, black-white version of Desert Twister which only suffers from its being vulnerable to protection from black or white things like Nightwind Glider and Ihsan's Shade. It also can't kill untargetable things like Blastoderm, or regeneraters like Spiritmonger. Still, it's incredibly strong. Many decks played Disenchant, Terror, or Stone Rain in the main deck, and Vindicate is all of those cards combined. Black-white decks should probably play four in the main deck because they are almost never useless. They can destroy Shivan Wurm, Saproling Burst, Parallax Wave, Story Circle, Teferi's Moat, etc. It's a very powerful addition to Type II.

  -- By Tim Destan from Gilbertsville, PA USA on June 24, 2001

A very good card -- along the line of Desert Twister, except multi-colored black and white. Very inexpensive and versatile. However, with so many permanents having protection from black and/or white limits the potential of this card in constructed play.

  -- By Oak Chantosa from on June 22, 2001