The Ten Most Revolting Blue Magic Cards, According to Gatherer – Part One

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  1. Alex C says:

    Amusingly, Cephalid Snitch was a key component in some versions of my Magic Turing Machine. When I had Absolute Grace giving all creatures protection from black, and just one black permanent with a triggered ability to destroy target creature or some such, and I wanted to snuff the Platinum Angel that was keeping one player alive: a Cephalid Snitch sacrificed just before Turing machine operation commenced was the way to do it.

    Then Tajuru Archer was printed and it became a lot easier.

    • jmgariepy says:

      Ha! It’s good to see someone was using that card. I still think Thoughtlace would be a better choice 90% of the time, but that card doesn’t do much with a Terror that needs to target. Plus, attacking for victory with a Snitch would be a particularly glorious day, I must admit.

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