Expensive to cast, but frightening as an uncommon.
RetroGamer3
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(1 vote)
Your Plainswalker...My Plainswalker and nothing you can do about it mmmahhahahah !
DarthParallax
★★☆☆☆ (2.0/5.0)(5 votes)
Instant Speed Planeswalker Theft? Yeah that's worth 7 mana. Instant Speed Creature Theft? If it's a gamewinning Creature like Griselbrand or Blightsteel, sure. I'd pay 7 for that too. Instant Speed Artifact Theft? I'd be wary about which cards I'd take.
Being able to steal Absolutely Anything and get away with it?
This could be a Rare in Duel Decks: Carmen Sandiego versus Batman. ^_^
K1nG_0f_Sh0v3l5
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(6 votes)
@DarthParallax
Split second =/= Instant speed.
Mode
★★☆☆☆ (2.4/5.0)(4 votes)
"Instant Speed Planeswalker Theft? Yeah that's worth 7 mana. Instant Speed Creature Theft? If it's a gamewinning Creature like Griselbrand or Blightsteel, sure. I'd pay 7 for that too. Instant Speed Artifact Theft? I'd be wary about which cards I'd take. (...)" -- DarthParallax
"@DarthParallax Split second =/= Instant speed." -- K1nG_0f_Sh0v3l5
@K1nG_0f_Sh0v3l5 True. I'd even suggest to add another equation:
Split second >= Instant speed.
Atali
★★★★☆ (4.7/5.0)(3 votes)
Split second and Instant speed are not the same thing, are not mutually exclusive, and are not really comparable. Split second simply can't be responded to, ensuring that the spell will resolve. This is a very significant way to steal a planeswalker though. You gain priority after the stack empties and can activate a planeswalker ability before anyone has a chance to remove Take Posession or the 'walker. This lets you steal a 'walker ready to pop its ult and use it right away without your opponent having a chance to stop you; unless they're running Trickbind or Voidslime.
psychichobo
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
It's kinda weird this art - it's a Lorwyn Elf, but that's definitely not Shadowmoor in the background of the right side. Seems more like he was stolen and thrown into the post-apocalyptic Dominaria.
garganeraboy
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
@Atali How can you trickbind/voidslime this?
it cant be responded to...
Madak
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
@garganeraboy
Once Take Possession is in play it no longer has Split Second (as it is not a "spell" on the stack) and you can Stifle/Trickbind/Voidslime the trigger to attach Take Possession to a permanent.
Comments (9)
Instant Speed Creature Theft? If it's a gamewinning Creature like Griselbrand or Blightsteel, sure. I'd pay 7 for that too.
Instant Speed Artifact Theft? I'd be wary about which cards I'd take.
Being able to steal Absolutely Anything and get away with it?
This could be a Rare in Duel Decks: Carmen Sandiego versus Batman. ^_^
Split second =/= Instant speed.
Instant Speed Creature Theft? If it's a gamewinning Creature like Griselbrand or Blightsteel, sure. I'd pay 7 for that too.
Instant Speed Artifact Theft? I'd be wary about which cards I'd take. (...)" -- DarthParallax
"@DarthParallax
Split second =/= Instant speed." -- K1nG_0f_Sh0v3l5
@K1nG_0f_Sh0v3l5
True. I'd even suggest to add another equation:
Split second >= Instant speed.
This is a very significant way to steal a planeswalker though. You gain priority after the stack empties and can activate a planeswalker ability before anyone has a chance to remove Take Posession or the 'walker. This lets you steal a 'walker ready to pop its ult and use it right away without your opponent having a chance to stop you; unless they're running Trickbind or Voidslime.
How can you trickbind/voidslime this?
it cant be responded to...
Once Take Possession is in play it no longer has Split Second (as it is not a "spell" on the stack) and you can Stifle/Trickbind/Voidslime the trigger to attach Take Possession to a permanent.