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    [ELD] Drown in the Loch

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    • T
      Tittliewinks22 last edited by

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      This seems very playable in a format full of fetchlands. Maybe stronger in legacy where fast Mana isn't as prevalent.

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        Thewhitedragon69 last edited by

        This looks like a modern MVP. creature removal/counterspell for 2 mana? hell yeah.

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        • Aelien
          Aelien last edited by Aelien

          Goes right into my tiny leader deck i totally have played a lot of matches with on the regular....

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            A Former User last edited by

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            • Ten-Ten
              Ten-Ten last edited by

              Flexibility is sweet. Still wish it cantripped or something. Is there a spot for this in current BUG lists? Or is ATrophy just better?

              "Memnarch or the vedalken salvage most of the large machines, leaving us only scraps. Scraps are enough."

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              • Marland_Moore
                Marland_Moore last edited by

                This actually might be good enough for Grixis Thieves or even a side board slot in an Esper PO to kill Lavinia and Collector Ouphe

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                • MaximumCDawg
                  MaximumCDawg last edited by

                  I'm not high on this card at all. "Sometimes" counter a spell? "Sometimes" kill a dork? And the opponent can control when the condition is satisfied?

                  In the early game, when cheap, targeted removal or countermagic is at its most powerful, this card is most likely to miss. And, if your opponent knows you have this, they can plan around it. As the game goes long, this is a decent enough spell, but then it starts to have competition.

                  Ultimately, this feels like another card kind of like Dimir Charm or similar effects. On the edge, not there.

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