In the early part of the year, this card fueled
a combo that sent shockwaves into every metagame.
The chilling part? Most of the combo pieces
went off just fine from the graveyard as well as
in play-- killing the key players on sight
accomplished nothing without a way to then
remove them from the graveyard. The existence
of this combo, plus the card Faerie Macabre, is
probably why Faeries rose to power: this
monstrosity steamrolled everything else out of
the metagame.
Constructed- 4.75
Casual- 5
Limited- 4.75
Aethereal
Wednesday - Reveillark
Talk about a versatile card for white decks. The
ability to reanimate a couple of little
creatures from your graveyard can be
game-breaking in the right deck, and that's not
even taking into account that in the meantime
you get a 4/3 beater. Originally this guy was
played in a combo deck with Mirror Entity and
Body Double. Nowadays, however, he's being
thrown into many different decks including white
weenie and elemental decks. I wouldn't expect
this guy's popularity to die down anytime soon,
and for good reason.
In limited, the body is a little undersized for
the price, but the ability can be handy, so I'd
play it.
Constructed - 4.5
Casual - 4
Limited - 3.5
David Fanany
Player since
1995
Reveillark
This is one of those cards that seems
straightforward - until you look through your
collection and notice just how many creatures it
interacts with. Whether you like Riftwing
Cloudskate and Mulldrifter, or Avalanche Riders
and Fulminator Mage, or Eternal Witness and
Spike Feeder, Reveillark can do it all. One of
those rare cards where everyone can find
something to like.
Constructed: 3/5
Casual: 4/5
Limited: 4/5
Miguel
Reveillark
When this card came out I saw a lot, I mean alot
of crazy stuff to do with this card. Have some
ideas that were used for high level play, just
did not what to explain how it work all of the
time to some of our local players. One such use
was with Maggot Carriers for multi-player fun,
and even Bottle Gnomes...
Constructed: 4
Casual: 3
Limited: 3
Later
Miguel
BeJose
3. Reveillark
Made a massive impact in vintage allowing
HulkFlash a turn one kill. In standard it also
dominated for a time. Fetching back utility
creatures or just creatures to beat down with is
always nice. In casual is a fun card to play
with and, again, a limited bomb, fetching back
creatures to win the race.
Constructed 3.5/5
Casual 3.5/5
Limited 4/5
Jake
Wednesday-Reveillark
Now here's a card that's not only great, but
really fun for casual players as well. It
basically turned blink into a powerhouse and is
still good in other weenie decks as well. It's
not only a 4/3 flyer for 5, which is pretty good
for white, it also swings for 4 or brings back
the cheap utility guys played early. Vengeant
Lark, Bink, lark combo, so many great decks
because of it. Good luck explaining the
lark+body double combo in the casual crowd
though. In limited creatures are what wins the
game. I'd consider this a bomb in white.
