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Pojo's Magic The Gathering
Card of the Day
Scott
Gerhardt
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Trash
in limited.
In
constructed, could be used in decks with
Mobilization, Centaur Glade, or Dragon Roost to
reduce costs and up productivity. In
Extended, you could acutally go infinite with
Roost or Mobiliztion if you have enough on the
board and a Skyshroud Elf. Look-out - this
card might just be combolicious good.
Constructed:
4 (potential in a combo deck)
Limited: 1 |
Judge
Bill
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Mana Echoes looks
like a fun card, if only it cost 2 or maybe 3.
Unfortunately, it costs 4. Therefore, you will
typically be out (or nearly out) of cards in
hand when you cast this, and therefore, it won't
be of much use.
Don't even think
about playing it in limited. Sealed, you won't
have enough of a given creature type for it to
matter, and in draft, there's many better cards
you can pick.
Constructed: 1
Limited: 1
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Rob
Lawing
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Maybe somebody smart like Hatter or Scotty can
figure out a good use for this card. I like red
cards that do 2 things: 1) turn sideways and
attack and 2) burn opponent in his/her freakin'
head. That's it and all you need. This card gets
a 1 until one of you teeming millions who read
this column show me otherwise...I dare you.
Rating
Limited 1
Constructed 1
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Robby
Hinton
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Limited: 1 1/2
Cosntructed: 1
I really, really don't like this card. It's
just not
that good. If it cost was one or two, it
might not be
too bad. But it's not, so it sucks.
You could build
a deck around it, but I'm not gonna waste my time
with
it. I'll stick to Lightning Rift, thank you.
BTW,
it's only higher in Limited since you might have a
fatty you want to cast.
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Alex
Hockey
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Mana Echos
Wow. This card could really be abused. Elf-ball
decks
could really have fun with this card.
If we try and use it honestly we run into
problems.
What deck could use this?
Sligh: no - its too expensive.
Counterburn: no - not enough creatures.
G/R aggro: no - wild mongrel, basking rootwalla
and
arrogant wurm are all different creatue types.
This card gets a 2 in constructed.
This plain sucks in limited. A 1.
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