I love the tempest version of the card. It looks like Hanna and the Sliver are about to dance.

  -- By Thomas Stone from Tampa, Fl on May 18, 2010

ordered 4 and 3 were nm as it said but the 4th one i got was more played and didnt feel it was nm as it said

  -- By hyung kim from Northridge, CA on March 08, 2010

Artifacts and enchantements are powerfull in control decks and in other decks too. A two nana instant spell that can make a opponent lose the control of the game is very good. Remember cards like winter orb, bottomless pit or stasis.

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

It's great.

  -- By James Doto from somewhere on April 07, 2009

One of the oldest cards in the game, but some things never go out of style. For 2 mana, you can instantly destroy an artifact or an enchantment. It's not fancy, but it's just what the doctor ordered when you've got an opponent with something that needs to be destroyed. Also, it's timeshifted so it's still type 2 legal as of right now.

  -- By Rogonandi from Edmonton, Canada on July 05, 2008

Good bye Juggernaut.

  -- By Anonymous from Xavier Institute, Mass on January 03, 2008

i believe before the 'urza's saga' version of this card came out this 'ice age' version was a favorite of mine. both for its utility and its preeminent artwork out of the different versions available in the card pool. looking back at it now, years later, its not quite the piece it used to be but i still remember it quite fondly..................

  -- By Anonymous from gainesville, FL USA on March 09, 2005

bummer. this site seems to have mixed up my comments through some type of glitch. anyway, your friendly reviewer(moi) will clear it up. the second comment was originally written for the 7th edition foil and the third for the 'urza's saga' edition 'disenchant.' k, and g'nite............... {Hello Anonymous from Gainsville. When I check the reviews, it has the title above the review. the only choice or changes I can make are in the text or whether to activate or delete the review. Apparently the problem is a software glitch as you surmised. Please rest assured that no changes are made to any reviews other than to remove unacceptable terminology, or as in this case to add a notation. Regards Your Friendly Local Reviewer"}

  -- By Anonymous from gainesville, FL USA on March 07, 2005

one of the cooler looking 'disenchant's, at least out of the many different versions floating around. would probably look cooler in a foil version, but don't hold your breath waiting for that to happen. recommend.

  -- By Anonymous from gainesville, FL USA on February 24, 2005

the best. it's just necessary and crucial in a mono white deck that needs a couple or more turns to get going. how amusing it is to see those just starting out in magic trying to avoid playing with this 'unfun' card. amateurs put them in, then take them out, then put them in. pros play with four or its variant, 'seal of cleansing.'

  -- By devilmaycare from gainesville, FL USA on January 31, 2003

Destroys any enchantment or artifact. Need I say more.

  -- By rick from pittsburgh on January 30, 2003