well this is a fun card

  -- By Anonymous from vermont on March 04, 2010

a game *winner.* play a nettle sentinel, turn 2 vanquisher, turn 3 champion/perfect, turn 4 promenade, turn 5 another promenade or maybe even another champion/perfect. then drop one of these and that's a win. against white weenie it's hilarious...their flickerwisps are useless (trample is very very helpful). 10th edition veriosn looks good and it's cheap but...it's out of stock! >.< the others look kind of strange...oh well. 3 in an elf deck is all you need to win.

  -- By greg from here on December 21, 2008

splashing for it is beyond trickery, it's downright expensive. (filter lands!) in an elf deck it's ungodly, especially combined with a lot of boosters (paragons, perfects, champions) definitely garruk's favorite spell. i just run a single copy because 5 mana is, well...more than anything else in my elf deck...combined w/ elvish champion, it's a green soulblast...sorta..........ok, not really: it's better than a soulblast. costs less too! unfortunately i have yet to find a foil overrun, which is a shame, because FOILS WIN GAMES (lol). they do though. i like it a lot.

  -- By greg from here on December 12, 2008

Garruk's favourate spell. Sick to the point of sick. Sick. Andabar! Yes this card is good and has saved my pert little ass many times.

  -- By ben_taylor79 from UK on June 20, 2008

Overrun + living lands = Dead opponent. Overrun + saprolings + Kaysa= dead opponent. Overrun + almost any weanie army = dead opponent. I've played this when an opponent was kicking my @#! and done over 30 points of damage... 'Nuff said? It's a little slow so stock up on elves, sol rings, dark rituals, etc.

  -- By Joe from San Diego, CA USA on January 02, 2008

This card is so freaking annoying to play against. (it's good) Overrun should have a place in every green deck. Sucks to splash tho.

  -- By Serra_demon13 from Cleveland, OH USA on October 03, 2002

Kills everyone in my living lands deck (its hard to deal with 10 5/5 trampling creatures isn't it?)

  -- By Brian Roe from Hot Springs, SD on August 04, 2002

might be difficult to play in a splashed deck due to the GGG in the mana cost, but this is what makes squirrel and saproling decks a force to be rekoned with.

  -- By Sir Megallot from Not Ohio on March 17, 2002