| ARB Alara Reborn |
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| R Creature - Leviathan Horror Whenever Nemesis of Reason attacks, defending player mills ten cards. Words describing it fail. Pages relating it shrivel. Tales recounting it end. Card #28 Artist: Mark Tedin Release: 04/2009 |
Translations
| German name | Nemesis der Vernunft |
Card Tags / Ties
| Card Tags: edit | mill, trigger attack |
| Card Ties: edit | similar to Glimpse the Unthinkable, Raven Guild Master |
Abilities
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Whenever CARDNAME attacks, defending player mills ten cards. No other Cards with this set of ability / activation cost. | |
| Whenever CARDNAME attacks Other Cards with this trigger:* Aerial Guide, Aether Chaser, Aether Herder, Aether Inspector, Aether Poisoner, Aether Swooper, Aetherstorm Roc, Aetherstream Leopard, Agrus Kos, Wojek Veteran, Akroan Hoplite, Alaborn Cavalier, Alesha, Who Smiles at Death, Alpine Houndmaster, Anafenza, the Foremost, Angelic Captain, Anje's Ravager, Ankle Shanker, Apes of Rath, Archon of the Triumvirate, Audacious Thief | Whenever CARDNAME attacks, defending player mills ten cards.
No other Cards with this ability. |
| * maximum of 20 other cards shown | |
Decks with Nemesis of Reason
| Casual | 3 Casual decks | |
| Commander | 2 Commander decks | |
| Highlander | 1 Highlander deck | |
| Product | 3 Product decks | |
| Standard | 1 Standard deck |
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