1 - Spellbook and a land 2 - Another land, and a Howling Mine 3 - Another land, and another Howling Mine 4 - Another land, another Howling Mine, and perhaps a defender of some sort (Drudge Skeletons) 5 - This card
Result: You have a near-immortal defender, and you get rid of 3 select cards, 3 more, 7 more, 10 more, 13 more, etc. Even large decks will die within a few turns.
Snaxme
★☆☆☆☆ (1.8/5.0)(8 votes)
@Forgeling
Kudos for the Yu-Gi-Oh ABridged reference xD
donjohnson
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(6 votes)
Reliquary Tower + Necrologia/Yawmoth's Bargain + Neverending Torment. Toss in some Ivory Towers for massive lifegain.
@Snaxme: I think he was referring to The Neverending Story, a movie that, from what I gathered, was about a kid who does drugs while reading the Necronomicon. Seriously, best Epic card IMO.
Duskdale_Wurm
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.5/5.0)(1 vote)
EPICNESS
JFM2796
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
Never heard of Epic cards before but one thing's for sure: they are EPIC.
Slap down one Epic spell, then before it resolves, quicken, then put another Epic spell on the stack. By the time one resolves, the other one's already been cast, and is not affected by "You can't cast spells". This has been confirmed by a MTG customer support representative via email.
Also, @DeathDark: Neverending Torment costs 6, brah. C'mon, don't be lazy, the cost is right here on this page.
Ananeos
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
Wow. That's one way to be a DICK...
the_unthinkable
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
If you're casting any of the Epic spells, make sure to use Chandra, the Firebrand first so that 2 keep going off, as the initial copy will get epic as well. This also goes for any other fork effect on the initial casting of an epic spell.
Comments (15)
if you would finish someone with a mill deck, you just mill the last few cards. nothing epic needed.
pretty cool tho
Howling Mine - Cost 2
Neverending Torment - Cost 5
1 - Spellbook and a land
2 - Another land, and a Howling Mine
3 - Another land, and another Howling Mine
4 - Another land, another Howling Mine, and perhaps a defender of some sort (Drudge Skeletons)
5 - This card
Result: You have a near-immortal defender, and you get rid of 3 select cards, 3 more, 7 more, 10 more, 13 more, etc. Even large decks will die within a few turns.
Kudos for the Yu-Gi-Oh ABridged reference xD
Toss in some Ivory Towers for massive lifegain.
I think he was referring to The Neverending Story, a movie that, from what I gathered, was about a kid who does drugs while reading the Necronomicon.
Seriously, best Epic card IMO.
Slap down one Epic spell, then before it resolves, quicken, then put another Epic spell on the stack. By the time one resolves, the other one's already been cast, and is not affected by "You can't cast spells". This has been confirmed by a MTG customer support representative via email.
Also, @DeathDark: Neverending Torment costs 6, brah. C'mon, don't be lazy, the cost is right here on this page.