I was just thinking (and I'm probably the 27th person to mention this by now), but it can also tutor for Crucible of Worlds, after which you can reuse it every single turn. Seems pretty cool to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by bruizar
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I was just thinking (and I'm probably the 27th person to mention this by now), but it can also tutor for Crucible of Worlds, after which you can reuse it every single turn. Seems pretty cool to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by bruizar
Cool for edh where you actually have 9+ mana so you can play the stuff you search for!Quote:
Originally Posted by Echelon
Or in MUD so you can tutor Crucible, Metalworker, Staff of Dominance with a single card? I don't know if the manabase can support 1 or 2 of these, but it seems like a small cost to pay for a rather big upside. Perhaps too durdly?
Anyone else impressed by Harsh Scrutiny at the prerelease?
Yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by bruizar
In addition, Aetherworks Marvel may actually be good enough to see play in more than Limited and Commander.
Thing is you have to have an energy economy if you want to go off when you drop it, so the extra costs are pretty big.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darkenslight
I played WBr with a RU dual to activate blue puzzleknot and won the whole thing. I played both Aetherworks Marvel and Harsh Scrutiny. No bombs besides black gearbulk and bomat bazaar barge. Midnight Oil was insane in the prerelease, but I felt that Harsh Scrutiny was one of the silent winners of the deckQuote:
Originally Posted by Darkenslight
That is indeed nice. Hopefully they listen on other things too. Once the Vehicles cycle out of Standard (and become worthless) maybe I'll make a Depala deck. Don't forget we have a Commander set coming in 2 months too.Quote:
Originally Posted by jrsthethird