This card makes me furious. It could have been good but its a friggin 4/2.
First of all, each card in Shards of Alara is supposed to belong to a shard and mechanically it should have some synergy. What shard is this card? Well according to its colors its Naya. Naya's theme is 5+ power. WHat is this card's power? 4...friggin 4.
Now, obviously it must give you creature-power-related-benifits...whats that you say? it RFG's land? in the most mana hungry shard?
WHY IS THIS CARD NAYA?
this card would be great if it cost like 4 more colorless mana and was a 5/4 so I could at least use it as a fattie in my Godzilla deck (Must have 20 creatures with power and tougness 4+) but its just dumb. If it were Jund it would even be ok. Jund likes to eat thing, this thing has like Devour - Lands 0
NOT NAYA
it's Butt is the size of a friggin windmill and it has a 2 toughness...thats the same as a human knight...
apparently it's full of friggin air and when you stab it it just pops.
ttian
★☆☆☆☆ (1.8/5.0)(2 votes)
taking 'raise the roof' to a whole new level
snakeform_lol
★★★★☆ (4.3/5.0)(5 votes)
I think Shoe2 is missing the point. This card is meant to back up all of Naya's awesome creatures. Just drop Realm Razer right after a Woolly Thoctar and the opponent will have a hard time revesing the board. I've won games with the Thoctar and Realm Razer even though my opponent had an Executioner's Capsule in play and plenty of removal in hand. They just couldn't afford any of their spells.
Also, the feel of this card has Naya written all over it. It's a giant beast that blasts away all forms of magic and knocks wizards flat on their back. It may not be the biggest critter in Naya, but it has its uses.
Oleander
★★★★☆ (4.3/5.0)(3 votes)
I agree with Shoe2, in that it at least could have gotten a little more powerful, just to fit in the Naya theme, but aside from that, he works in a Naya deck. He just removes lands from play, and if you're playing a Naya creature deck and not running druids of any sort, well, of course it's going to hurt you. Running at least 2 Llanowar Elves or Druid of the Anima as well as 2 Knotvine Mystic will give you 6 non-land mana right there to play around with. You can't be expected to play a Godsire, by any means, but you can get the best of the beasts out on druid mana, like the hasty Bull Cerodon or even the big blocker Meglonoth.
RobinHood3000
★★★☆☆ (3.7/5.0)(3 votes)
Breathe, Shoe2, breathe - the reason Realm Razer is in the most mana-hungry shard is because Naya's central color (green) is by far the color with the most readily accessible non-land mana sources. Druid of the Anima and the ubiquitous Llanowar Elves? In the right deck (apparently none of the ones you're using), it can be devastating, especially if you can keep it on the board.
As for dropping the big creatures down - I recommend the Llanowar Elves-Elvish Piper partnership. The creatures just rain out of the sky, no lands required.
shiana
★★☆☆☆ (2.8/5.0)(2 votes)
beats 5CC.
MasterOfEtherium
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.9/5.0)(4 votes)
Oh Man First Turn Magma Spray Or Path Second Turn Pyroclasm Third Turn Wooly Thoctar Or Firespout Fourth Turn Ajani Vengeant Or Cliffrunner Behemoth Fifth Turn Balefire Liege Sixth Turn REALM RAZER This Guy Rules Any Who Think Otherwise Are Bad At Magic
Plantboy81
★★★☆☆ (3.8/5.0)(3 votes)
Use your imagination (along with The Gatherer). This card has potential. It's almost like a creature/Armagedden combo. All of the earlier players DO remember the power of Armagedden don't you? And when you're playing green, mana shouldn't be a problem. Yes, it would be more powerful with a power of 5, but it is still a very useful card.
GrimGorgonBC
★☆☆☆☆ (1.2/5.0)(3 votes)
just add some gardeners and youre good to go!!!!! if its power was higher, or its cost lesser, that would merit mythic raredom...
FD_02
★★★☆☆ (3.7/5.0)(3 votes)
Absolutely mindwrecking in multiplayer. Flavorwise, this card is dissappointing. 2 toughness? Really? You can see a small mountain in the back of the card, this guy is insanely huge and about as strong as White Knight...
Joemick
★★☆☆☆ (2.4/5.0)(4 votes)
soo How does this go with the Landfall cards from the new set
Landfall - when a land enters the battlefield under your control
Razer-returnt the lands to play tapped
does that mean all the landfall card go off like crazy?
Iwaaan
★★★★☆ (4.5/5.0)(11 votes)
hahaha...gotta love how RR gets ripped on for having 2 toughness, when really it's now almost a PRO; 2 toughness makes it pretty easy to just bolt this guy yourself, triggering any landfall effect you have out on the field to ridiculous proportions.
Don't be surprised if someone finds something neat with this guy. Personally I always felt he was solid; razerpost WAS a decent tier 2 or 3 deck anyway, which really is pretty solid. With landfall Realm Razer seems like he could have some pretty interesting combos. Currently I'm actually working on a deck I like to call World Razer.
Once all lands are removed from play, naming land with world queller is pretty fun, considering my opponents won't be getting to use land anytime soon ;)
He's a great card, it's just that he isn't "efficient", per se. He's very johnny, and if you don't have that mindset then he really isn't for you.
Styny
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
Can you say Landfall!! imagine the crazy stuff that would happen when this thing leaves play and all the lands comeback. Howabout a 24/24 baloth woodcrasher? or 5 4/4 beasts tokens with rampaging baloths? the possibilities are endless
Donovan_Fabian
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
This card is great, but only in the right deck. Step 1, you need mana producing creatures, and artifacts, step 2 you need some big threat to play before you drop realm razer. All you have to do is get ahead on the board, i.e. play a mycoloth or a broodmate dragon, and then drop realm razer a turn later when your opponent thinks they can use their removal. Basically its designed so you can keep an edge if you play it at the right time, thereby keeping a good board position for several turns after its played, probably ending the game. You can also use this with planeswalker tricks, like have ajani vengeant in play, and then use realm razer next turn, and by the time they find out a way to bring back all lands by removing realm razer you play ajani vengeants ultimate and the game is in the bag. Another simple trick is if you purposely block or remove realm razer yourself on your opponents turn, the lands come back into play tapped, and in this way realm razer can be like a time walk where your opponent has their lands back, but can't play anything.
Adieu
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
Fun if you've got Moxies, Elves, and other non-land sources. VERY fun =)
So I just had a question about this card because it says "remove ALL lands from the game" does that include lands in your library or just lands in play?
whoiam
★★☆☆☆ (2.8/5.0)(2 votes)
I really like its design but definitely it lacks toughness! This beast dies to everything!
Deathtol
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
If you run this you may as well run the Borderpost s as well so that your land does not get removed. Then you have all the land you need. As for Shoe2 your deck just does not have the right cards in it to run agains it or with it. There is need to get all worked up about just one card. If everyone did that then Razor Boomerang would have caused everyone to stop playing the game.
OpenSeasonNoobs
★★★☆☆ (3.3/5.0)(12 votes)
Everyone is b****ing and moaning about the P/T of this card, stfu. Now. I'm so freaking tired of people who are too lazy to come up with good combos to run with decks. LET'S MAKE VAMPS AND JUND THE ONLY VIABLE THING EVARRR!!!
Magic is meant to be a thinking game. Until Shards came out, you had to actually find COMBOS. Anyone who plays just standard remember those? You know, the things that aren't Path to ExileGoblin GuideVampire Nocturnis or what was gone not long enough, Lightning Bolt.
You need to do one thing with this card and one thing only. Play a freaking landfall card. A few easy examples that are NO BRAINERS to the good players. Emeria AngelRampaging BalothsWoodcrasher BalothAdmonition Angel. OMG A COMBO IN STANDARD??? And check this out, with it's toughness of 2, not only can you play it, but you can drop your Mountain afterword and blow it up with your noob-bolt! or Plains into your noob-path and get ANOTHER LAND DROP. An amazing 5/5 combo card, learn what a late game is and stop playing m***** f****** jund/vamps, you're ruining magic.
Not meant to be offensive in any way, if anything, the comment is constructive criticism designed to make people think about Magic as more than a simple game of, "What cards have just come out that are both ridiculously cheap and overpowered?"
It's a shame this thing is a 4/2. Kind of makes it pointless but you could cast Momentary Blink or Otherwordly Journey while this thing is still on the stack and those land will never be coming back,
Bulhakas
★★☆☆☆ (2.2/5.0)(2 votes)
I'm 100% with OpenSeasonNoobs.
Ph1005
★★★★☆ (4.1/5.0)(5 votes)
If you're lucky enough to have the mana and the cards, while ramping and landfall is what you want to do with this guy anyway, one among other ways you could play this is with Staggershock, thanks to the 2 toughness. How about a reserve Khalni Heart Expedition? Or Druid of Anima?
I'd imagine you would have around 5 or 6 lands before playing it. 5 landfall... that can be an 11/11 Geopede, a 10/11 Steppe Lynx, 5 1/1 bird tokens, +10/+10 for Adventuring Gear, 15 life thanks to Grazing Gladehart, 15 cards milled by Hedron Crab and thats only the landfallers that cost less than Realm Razer. 5 4/4 beast tokens from Rampaging Baloths, a board swept clean for a free shot by Admonition Angel, 5 +1/+1 counters on your Avenger of Zendikar's plant tokens, a 24/24 trample Baloth Woodcrasher, 15 life lost for your opponent and 15 life gained thanks to Ob Nixilis, all that if you still only had 5 lands before playing it. And that's not even considering the synergy some of these have together.
Not to mention the utility of the lands themselves! Teetering Peeks, Halimar Depths, Sejiri Steppe, Khalni Garden, etc. Hats off if somebody makes this work with Valakut.
I have to agree with OpenSeasonNoob. This card is 5/5 if you can be a little creative.
Killgasm87
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
I run this guy with summoning trap bloom tender and llanowar with woollys too. i have blooms on the field maybe a thoctar and llanowar play realm razer do away with him so the first
effect doesnt resolve the second one does.no lands endefinitely but i can tap bloomtender for all 3 mana and if i have two blooms thats a meglonoth or naya charm or any other cmc of naya colors.
TheSwarm
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
run with either tons of Man-Mana or dream halls. Id say dream halls
PoisonHats
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
I like this all lands gone, and as soon as he dies (which i'm sure he will) all lands go back and here comes a 30\30 Baloth Woodcrasher
Johnald
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
size doesn't denote durability, folks. He is all momentum.
Lambi
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
As the Ruling indicates, Realm Razer has some subtle depth opponents may be unaware of due to its triggered effects. It reminds me of the Faceless Butcher trick to exile creatures.
Say if an over-eager opponent, wishing to keep her/his lands unrazed, responds to the triggered at instant speed with removal. The second trigger occurs, and they find themselves with having lost the opportunity indefinitely. For better effect, float the mana you need and cast your removal spell the next time you've priority within the phase, after the Realm Razer has razed.
Kerchoff
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
got one of these guys in a holy day/ lightning bolt deck of mine i use him mainly for the ability just love this guys over all size and effect when he comes onto the battle field the world stops it makes planeswalkers hesident and no one truly knows what to do so as i hold it in my hand and tell my enemies to start packing up there lands on turn 7 i bolt the guy most common response "@*^$" build a deck with lots of very cheap strong stuff, creatures with mana abilities and your luaghing
__Silence__
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
if you tap all your land for mana you could probably get a shield of the oversoul on him (Depending on the amount of lands you have)
cullen31
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
He isnt a crazy combo card, he is just used in aggro to kill "tap out" control because they need mana every turn and aggro only needs it early game to get creatures out. after you cast this you just beat down while your opponent stares at their doj in their hand that they cant cast.
Exclaimer999
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
Roil elemntal if you can manage a four color deck. Doubt it, but would be freaking hilarious.
Doom blade on Realm Razer.
Thanks, ill take all ya got.
chaoticlivi
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
Realm Razer is a really interesting card. It looks like a very dangerous double-edged sword, and in many ways it is. However, played properly, it can spell death for your opponents but not for you (which all the other posts pointed out already). I rated it a 4 for the fact that it can be potentially useful and for the fact that it's interesting. Unfortunately, it can mess up a deck with which it doesn't have good synergy.
Superllama12
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
Animate Dead this + Opalescence + Conspiracy (selecting Saproling) + Life and Limb, and you've got yourself a regular Worldgorger Dragon combo!!! Oh what, the lands come into play tapped? No problemo! Amulet of Vigor!!!!! Also, dun froget infinite landfall for your Woodcrusher Baloth and, if you're already going four colors, you may as well splash blue for Hedron Crab!!!
Expect to see this combo dominate Vintage
RikerBlake
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
"WHY IS THIS CARD NAYA?" This card was supposed to be a Bantian Knight in development. The art for this card used to be the one on Knight of the White Orchid. It got switched to Naya (and the art switched around. I think this one used to be the art for Resounding Roar) because 4 power is too big for a Knight on horseback, as they are usually 2/2.
Wulfsten
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
pretty nice card. Pity that at 6CC most tournament players are looking for game-winning cards, not ones that could be quite nice if you could set up the combo.
Antares2
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
If you are playing Green Sun's Zenith in your deck, put exactly one copy of this big dude into your deck!
He is very situational, but if you have the possibility to tutor him at any time, he is perfect. I have played countless games, where I drew a Green Sun's Zenith and I thought for a moment: "Ok, if I get Realm Razer into play, I guess... I'll just win?" And I won everytime. Also, it helps to have a Bloom Tender around to keep casting spells.
5/5
pedrodyl
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
The plan with this guy is: 1. Have a bunch of awesome landfall permanents 2. Play this guy. 3. Journey to Nowhere him for massive landfall. 4. Demystify the enchantment. 5. Lightning Bolt/Shock him for more massive landfal lagain.
axiobeta
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
This + Any instant speed bounce Exile all lands, for the wolf
One of my friends built a deck with this guy. Tunnel Ignus, Galepowder Mage, and this guy is the main kill condition. He's simultaneously won a 5-player free-for-all game. 5/5
j_mindfingerpainter
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
I think it'd be hilarious if someone built a competitive deck around this card (maybe in Modern). I'm imagining the idea be to play cards to give opponents MOAR LANDS like Path to Exile, and then used cards like Weathered Wayfarer to load your hand, then drop this beast and Azusa, Lost but Seeking to unload your hand. And when (not if) Razer gets killed, you're ready with Tunnel Ignus and landfall effects. I like Modern too much...
Averyck
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
question on rulings...if you were to cloudshift a realm razer, what would the stack look like? From what i gather, razer's leave the battle triggers, followed by his enter battlefield, with the effects going in reverse order. meaning that the lands are first exiled (since the stack resolves in reverse order) and then returned tapped. Is this correct?
atemu1234
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(2 votes)
WHERE ARE ALL THE LANDS?! IT ATE ALL THE LANDS!!
DoragonShinzui
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
I can't seem to pinpoint the flavor of this card. At 4/2 he's too small to be a Nayan Behemoth, and his flavor text makes almost no sense. By this point, Naya has had neither empires nor tyrants for a phenomenal amount of time. He'd have made more sense in Conflux, when everything was going eight ways apeshit.
Kelptic183
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
Seems good with Lich's Mirror. All you have to do is lose the game, and you'll get all your lands back.
ereidivh
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
@Averyck
The stack looks like:
New Realm Razer's ETB Old Realm Razer's LTB Old Realm Razer's ETB
Remember that Cloudshifting a creature means that when it re-enters the battlefield, it is a new permanent, unrelated to the old one. It doesn't know anything that the old one does. Assuming no more responses to anything, the stack above would do the following:
Exile all lands. Return the cards the original trigger (which hasn't resolved yet) exiled to the battlefield -- does nothing. Exile all lands -- they're already gone.
Thus, there is little point to Cloudshifting a Realm Razer in response to itself, unless there's a land in play with an ETB trigger you want to have twice before it leaves.
An Unsummon in response to the trigger, however, will exile all lands permanently. For just {3}{W}{U}{R}{G}, you can make all your friends hate you! WhoooopWhoopWhoop.
LordRandomness
★★★★☆ (4.5/5.0)(2 votes)
"Oh no, two toughness! It's gonna get killed by removal!"
And what land, exactly, is your opponent using to cast this removal?
SAUS3
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(1 vote)
My budget, non-infinite combo with tooth and nail uses this guy and tyrant of discord. All the lands disappear, and then you sacrifice all your permanents in a random order.
TheWrathofShane
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.5/5.0)(1 vote)
The behemoth roared, then the grizzly bear traded with it in combat.
SilentOppressor
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
Johnny: Realm Razer. Timmy: Good thing I held this mountain. Johnny: Bolt it in response to the trigger. Table: o.e
NinStarRune
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.5/5.0)(1 vote)
It also brings back any exiled land. Go nuts with Deathrite Shaman!
What? This exiles all lands in play and it's "leave the battlefield" trigger only returns the lands exiled by Realm Razer during this specific event. Lands exiled any other way are not returned by Realm Razer.
It is a shame that this card didn't get an additional 1/1. As a 5/3 this would be great in combination with Spellbreaker Behemoth. That combo would have been even better with asceticism.
Too bad your opponent may tap their mana in respons to this ability to charge their doom blade or lightning bolt. But I guess that is also the one thing that keeps this from being overpowered.
Great concept that will create a very special style of gameplay.
Comments (61)
First of all, each card in Shards of Alara is supposed to belong to a shard and mechanically it should have some synergy. What shard is this card? Well according to its colors its Naya. Naya's theme is 5+ power. WHat is this card's power? 4...friggin 4.
Now, obviously it must give you creature-power-related-benifits...whats that you say? it RFG's land? in the most mana hungry shard?
WHY IS THIS CARD NAYA?
this card would be great if it cost like 4 more colorless mana and was a 5/4 so I could at least use it as a fattie in my Godzilla deck (Must have 20 creatures with power and tougness 4+) but its just dumb. If it were Jund it would even be ok. Jund likes to eat thing, this thing has like Devour - Lands 0
NOT NAYA
it's Butt is the size of a friggin windmill and it has a 2 toughness...thats the same as a human knight...
apparently it's full of friggin air and when you stab it it just pops.
Also, the feel of this card has Naya written all over it. It's a giant beast that blasts away all forms of magic and knocks wizards flat on their back. It may not be the biggest critter in Naya, but it has its uses.
As for dropping the big creatures down - I recommend the Llanowar Elves-Elvish Piper partnership. The creatures just rain out of the sky, no lands required.
Landfall - when a land enters the battlefield under your control
Razer-returnt the lands to play tapped
does that mean all the landfall card go off like crazy?
Don't be surprised if someone finds something neat with this guy. Personally I always felt he was solid; razerpost WAS a decent tier 2 or 3 deck anyway, which really is pretty solid. With landfall Realm Razer seems like he could have some pretty interesting combos. Currently I'm actually working on a deck I like to call World Razer.
Once all lands are removed from play, naming land with world queller is pretty fun, considering my opponents won't be getting to use land anytime soon ;)
He's a great card, it's just that he isn't "efficient", per se. He's very johnny, and if you don't have that mindset then he really isn't for you.
Magic is meant to be a thinking game. Until Shards came out, you had to actually find COMBOS. Anyone who plays just standard remember those? You know, the things that aren't Path to ExileGoblin GuideVampire Nocturnis or what was gone not long enough, Lightning Bolt.
You need to do one thing with this card and one thing only. Play a freaking landfall card. A few easy examples that are NO BRAINERS to the good players. Emeria AngelRampaging BalothsWoodcrasher BalothAdmonition Angel. OMG A COMBO IN STANDARD??? And check this out, with it's toughness of 2, not only can you play it, but you can drop your Mountain afterword and blow it up with your noob-bolt! or Plains into your noob-path and get ANOTHER LAND DROP. An amazing 5/5 combo card, learn what a late game is and stop playing m***** f****** jund/vamps, you're ruining magic.
Not meant to be offensive in any way, if anything, the comment is constructive criticism designed to make people think about Magic as more than a simple game of, "What cards have just come out that are both ridiculously cheap and overpowered?"
I'd imagine you would have around 5 or 6 lands before playing it. 5 landfall... that can be an 11/11 Geopede, a 10/11 Steppe Lynx, 5 1/1 bird tokens, +10/+10 for Adventuring Gear, 15 life thanks to Grazing Gladehart, 15 cards milled by Hedron Crab and thats only the landfallers that cost less than Realm Razer. 5 4/4 beast tokens from Rampaging Baloths, a board swept clean for a free shot by Admonition Angel, 5 +1/+1 counters on your Avenger of Zendikar's plant tokens, a 24/24 trample Baloth Woodcrasher, 15 life lost for your opponent and 15 life gained thanks to Ob Nixilis, all that if you still only had 5 lands before playing it. And that's not even considering the synergy some of these have together.
Not to mention the utility of the lands themselves! Teetering Peeks, Halimar Depths, Sejiri Steppe, Khalni Garden, etc. Hats off if somebody makes this work with Valakut.
I have to agree with OpenSeasonNoob. This card is 5/5 if you can be a little creative.
effect doesnt resolve the second one does.no lands endefinitely but i can tap bloomtender for all 3 mana and if i have two blooms thats a meglonoth or naya charm or any other cmc of naya colors.
Say if an over-eager opponent, wishing to keep her/his lands unrazed, responds to the triggered at instant speed with removal. The second trigger occurs, and they find themselves with having lost the opportunity indefinitely. For better effect, float the mana you need and cast your removal spell the next time you've priority within the phase, after the Realm Razer has razed.
i use him mainly for the ability
just love this guys over all size and effect
when he comes onto the battle field the world stops
it makes planeswalkers hesident
and no one truly knows what to do
so as i hold it in my hand and tell my enemies to start packing up there lands on turn 7
i bolt the guy
most common response "@*^$"
build a deck with lots of very cheap strong stuff, creatures with mana abilities and your luaghing
Doom blade on Realm Razer.
Thanks, ill take all ya got.
Expect to see this combo dominate Vintage
He is very situational, but if you have the possibility to tutor him at any time, he is perfect. I have played countless games, where I drew a Green Sun's Zenith and I thought for a moment: "Ok, if I get Realm Razer into play, I guess... I'll just win?" And I won everytime. Also, it helps to have a Bloom Tender around to keep casting spells.
5/5
1. Have a bunch of awesome landfall permanents
2. Play this guy.
3. Journey to Nowhere him for massive landfall.
4. Demystify the enchantment.
5. Lightning Bolt/Shock him for more massive landfal lagain.
Exile all lands, for the wolf
Landfall
Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah....
Tunnel Ignus, Galepowder Mage, and this guy is the main kill condition. He's simultaneously won a 5-player free-for-all game.
5/5
IT ATE ALL THE LANDS!!
The stack looks like:
New Realm Razer's ETB
Old Realm Razer's LTB
Old Realm Razer's ETB
Remember that Cloudshifting a creature means that when it re-enters the battlefield, it is a new permanent, unrelated to the old one. It doesn't know anything that the old one does.
Assuming no more responses to anything, the stack above would do the following:
Exile all lands.
Return the cards the original trigger (which hasn't resolved yet) exiled to the battlefield -- does nothing.
Exile all lands -- they're already gone.
Thus, there is little point to Cloudshifting a Realm Razer in response to itself, unless there's a land in play with an ETB trigger you want to have twice before it leaves.
An Unsummon in response to the trigger, however, will exile all lands permanently. For just {3}{W}{U}{R}{G}, you can make all your friends hate you! WhoooopWhoopWhoop.
And what land, exactly, is your opponent using to cast this removal?
Timmy: Good thing I held this mountain.
Johnny: Bolt it in response to the trigger.
Table: o.e
What? This exiles all lands in play and it's "leave the battlefield" trigger only returns the lands exiled by Realm Razer during this specific event. Lands exiled any other way are not returned by Realm Razer.
gift of immortality
I'm going to hell aren't I...
Too bad your opponent may tap their mana in respons to this ability to charge their doom blade or lightning bolt. But I guess that is also the one thing that keeps this from being overpowered.
Great concept that will create a very special style of gameplay.