MTG Salvation

I really like that Satyr.

He'd be pretty nuts along with Pyroclasm effects against token/weenie strategies.

I think that Pyxis of Pandemonium can and will be abused in Standard with some sort of "Look Ma, No Instants or Sorceries" type deck. Abusing nasty ETB effects such (Devotion especially).

This card has some Jedi Mind Trick potential.

It will make your opponent think twice about blocks. Potentially enabling favorable combat trades.

If you can even simulate that you have this card in hand...
"i better block all this damage in case he has Rakdos..."

Quote from knto

Paradise Mantle meet Blistercoil Weird. Blistercoil Weird meet Paradise Mantle.

We have a winner.

This is a limited bomb. However, they aren't much better in multiples.

This is one of those windmill slam late game "miracle" cards that you want to topdeck.

Quote from encikdpac

i'm surprise to see nobody mention anything about the interaction between Misthollow Griffin and Nivmagus Elemental...

What interaction is that?

Quote from toto4567

Just tested it. Possible to cast it turn 4 using nothing but creatures.

In Magical Christmasland where your opponent is a goldfish and you get the nut draw.

Does seem good in that format.

Quote from wadprime

Yes. Then you lose on the draw because everything you have has summoning sickness.

Some of the things you could put in play could:

• Grant everything haste
• Kill the opponent via ETB effects

Luckily the effect is a "may" so, you can stop at any point once you've got what you need.

It's not a card for competitive play, but its got to rank up there as one of the most powerful effects ever printed on card.

So if your deck is entirely permanents this card reads:

Primal Surge 8GG - M
Sorcery
Put Your Library Into Play

I like how Channel Fireball gets a "Fireball" as it's preview card.

This card seems very balanced. Great design.

It's devastating in some situations (miracle with a deathtouch/infect creature in play), very good in others (miracle with any creature in play), and yet very bad in others (opening hand, no creatures in play when drawn)

Increasing Savagery for me, just narrowly ahead of the Briarpack Alpha.

Savagery is a total bomb, and bombs win limited games. Its only costs 4 mana (the first time) and comes back late game to lay down further beats. Getting 2 for 1'd when trying to cast this card is also not so bad due to the flashback.

I love the Cage. I think that there have been far too many incredible cards printed that abuse the Yard and Library in this way. To have an incredible hoser for these strategies is awesome.

He also preboarded in Sower of Temptations to combat his opponent's platinum angel (for which he had no other outs)

Helping him win 2nd place at a StarCityGames.com Legacy Open tournament in St. Louis, Missouri, United States on 2010-06-27

Him playing sower in game 1 and winning because of it.
http://www.starcitygames.com/magic/legacy/19620_Round_3_Andy_Hanson_vs_Alex_Bertoncini.html

His deck, with sowers in the board:
http://sales.starcitygames.com/deckdatabase/displaydeck.php?DeckID=33477

Quote from reikamu

Laboratory Maniac is sweet. I can't wait to see the deck that mills itself and then Dread Returns Laboratory Maniac off of 3 Narcomoebas. Good stuff.

HA! I think you just broke it

Any way to protect the combo from the graveyard as well?