Happy Tuesday MTG peeps,
We are once more at it again with another Single Card Discussion. The card today is from the newest Magic the Gathering set, New Phyrexia and it promises to see some decent play in standard but will certainly shake things up a bit in the Legacy format (it may be knocking Force of Will down just a notch). Let's have a look at Mental Misstep . . .
Instant, Uncommon
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Counter target spell with converted mana cost 1.
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One point to remember - If a spell has {X} in its mana cost, X is considered to be the value chosen for it while that spell is on the stack. This card can be played in any colour deck due to the phyrexian mana cost but most certainly will shine in a blue control build. Why is this card good ? How many times in the last few months have you seen one or more of the following spells ?
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Pipe in and comment away please - where do you see this card going ? Will it make a big splash in your standard or legacy meta ?
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4 comments:
"One point to remember - If a spell has {X} in its mana cost, X is considered to be the value chosen for it while that spell is on the stack."
I'm not sure why that's relevant to Mental Mistep, since {X} always counts as zero when calculating converted mana costs.
You can't mental misstep a green sun zenith they paid 7 for to fetch a primeval titan. which sucks.
u can counter any thing that is converted mana cost 1 so XG is a one cast card
I agree with first anonymous; the value of the green sun searching for a titan is 7(6 for x plus the green)
so you cannot mental misstep it; since X is the chosen value while it is on the stack
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