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CommanderGreven
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October 8, 2012 1:51 PM PDT
Another M13 card to rate...
Wit's End 
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5.0: First pick no matter what pack.
4.5: First pick pack 1.
4.0: I will strongly consider playing this as the only card of its color.
3.5: I feel a strong pull into this card’s color.
3.0: This card makes me want to play this color.
2.5: Several cards of this power level start to pull me to this color.
2.0: Should generally make the deck if in this color.
1.5: Decent filler.
1.0: 23rd card if you have to.
0.5: This card will sometimes be sideboarded in.
0.0: I will never put this card into my deck (main deck or after sideboarding).
There's one word that can describe this card in limited.
Patheitc
0
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Another M13 card to rate... Wit's End Spoiler:
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5.0: First pick no matter what pack.4.5: First pick pack 1.4.0: I will strongly consider playing this as the only card of its color.3.5: I feel a strong pul
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Lobster667
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October 8, 2012 2:02 PM PDT
Discuss what? It's a
0.
Except of course in the
Arbor Elf 
into
Ranger's Path 
into
Wit's End T4 play which happens... Rarely.
Discuss what? It's a 0.Except of course in the Arbor Elf into Ranger's Path into Wit's End T4 play which happens... Rarely.
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Tymestalker
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October 8, 2012 2:09 PM PDT
Discuss what? It's a 0.
Except of course in the Arbor Elf into Ranger's Path into Wit's End T4 play which happens... Rarely.
Read: Never. How many people actually play this card enough to have that happen?
But yeah, 0.
Read: Never. How many people actually play this card enough to have that happen?But yeah, 0.
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BalogTheFierce
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October 8, 2012 2:13 PM PDT
The thing I find funny about this is that it's common counterpart
Mind Rot 
is actually playable, and an even better card when you could be casting the
Wit's End Nothing is more sad than opening this in a booster pack. Not even sure you can trade this away.
The thing I find funny about this is that it's common counterpart Mind Rot is actually playable, and an even better card when you could be casting the Wit's End Nothing is more sa
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Sleeping
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October 8, 2012 2:21 PM PDT
Making an opponent discard their hand should probably be worth :2m::bm::bm::bm: or something, well maybe :bm::bm::bm::bm::bm: because of Mind Sludge . But seven is just way too much to pay for this effect.
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silentbobus
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October 8, 2012 2:46 PM PDT
I was a big fan of Mind Sludge, but not this. I think 5 mana is the cutoff for cards of this nature, anything more and your opponent has likely dumped his hand already.
Another 0.
I was a big fan of Mind Sludge, but not this. I think 5 mana is the cutoff for cards of this nature, anything more and your opponent has likely dumped his hand already.Another 0.
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BalogTheFierce
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October 8, 2012 3:12 PM PDT
Been a long time since I've seen Mind Sludge, no idea how it worked out in limited, but I do remember actually casually playing with it, so yeah 5 mana is still marginally playable.
Not 7
Been a long time since I've seen Mind Sludge, no idea how it worked out in limited, but I do remember actually casually playing with it, so yeah 5 mana is still marginally playable.Not 7
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silentbobus
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October 8, 2012 3:37 PM PDT
Been a long time since I've seen Mind Sludge, no idea how it worked out in limited, but I do remember actually casually playing with it, so yeah 5 mana is still marginally playable.
Not 7
Mind Sludge was insane in mono-black limited decks. T5 opponent discards their hand. There's only a handful of limited decks that can win after that. It also made the coin flip exceptionally important if you were playing or facing a mono-black deck that included them in multiples.
Mind Sludge was insane in mono-black limited decks. T5 opponent discards their hand. There's only a handful of limited decks that can win after that. It also made the coin flip exceptionally important if you were playing or facing a mono-black deck t
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TEA_DEMON
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October 9, 2012 12:08 AM PDT
0.5, since it can be boarded in against control decks and probably single-handedly crush them. i vaguely remember being beaten by this once upon a time.
0.5, since it can be boarded in against control decks and probably single-handedly crush them. i vaguely remember being beaten by this once upon a time.
