Probably the second best Zenith in EDH (Green Sun's Zenith coming first, obviously), as this one interacts with infinite mana combos very well alongside the politics side of things with giving your 'allies' cards. It was definitely the best choice for a reprint here, as they did just reprint Green Sun's Zenith in FTV:20.
DarthParallax
★★☆☆☆ (2.1/5.0)(6 votes)
No, because you win the game just by this resolving, just by pumping tons of mana into it.
I think the Red, Blue, and Green's Sun Zenith are tied for power. Don't underestimate Winning the Game. Of course, Green Sun's Zenith is more likely to be played in Legacy than Red,
So maybe it's just Green and Blue should be tied. Blue is honestly really powerful and versatile, just like Green, but Green has a bit sharper mana cost. It would take only shaving {U} off of this cost to make Blue better than Green I think.
White and Black are sadly ''fun but terrible''-- strictly Middle Game cards- oh, you want them in your deck, but there is a good chance your opponent is going to do something about them, or build back up, or something, but Green, Blue, and Red all threaten to close the game in short order.
Travelsonic
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(1 vote)
They reprinted this? SHWEET!
Heh, this card is great - combine with an infinite colorless mana combo for really silly antics... since it is an instant, you can play before your opponent's draw step and make them draw their entire library and deck out. hehehe.
shotoku64
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(1 vote)
I personally think Black Sun's Zenith is the best out of them, because it kills almost everything, probably only beat out by Final Judgment
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I think the Red, Blue, and Green's Sun Zenith are tied for power. Don't underestimate Winning the Game. Of course, Green Sun's Zenith is more likely to be played in Legacy than Red,
So maybe it's just Green and Blue should be tied. Blue is honestly really powerful and versatile, just like Green, but Green has a bit sharper mana cost. It would take only shaving {U} off of this cost to make Blue better than Green I think.
White and Black are sadly ''fun but terrible''-- strictly Middle Game cards- oh, you want them in your deck, but there is a good chance your opponent is going to do something about them, or build back up, or something, but Green, Blue, and Red all threaten to close the game in short order.
Heh, this card is great - combine with an infinite colorless mana combo for really silly antics... since it is an instant, you can play before your opponent's draw step and make them draw their entire library and deck out. hehehe.