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CardName: Aether Menace Cost: 1UU Type: Creature - Elemental Pow/Tgh: 2/2 Rules Text: When Aether menace enters play,return target creature to it's owner's hand. Necesity (You may exile this card from your hand any time you could play a sorcery.While this card is exiled it has, whenever you play a sorcery you may pay {1}{U} if you do you may put this card into play.) Flavour Text: Set/Rarity: Ifreann Uncommon

Aether Menace
{1}{u}{u}
 
 U 
Creature – Elemental
When Aether menace enters play,return target creature to it's owner's hand.
Necesity (You may exile this card from your hand any time you could play a sorcery.While this card is exiled it has, whenever you play a sorcery you may pay {1}{u} if you do you may put this card into play.)
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Updated on 07 Dec 2012 by Pierre

Code: UU05

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2012-11-23 04:32:37: Pierre created the card Aether Menace
2012-11-23 04:33:59: Pierre edited Aether Menace
on 23 Nov 2012 by Vitenka:

Fiiiddly.

So it's a costly unsummon; or optionally a "You can see this coming; but splice onto sorcery/instant: unsummon"; in both cases with an attached 1/1.

Which means.. damn, it's actually probably costed about right; maybe even too cheap. But fiddly to work out when you'd want to use it in what mode.

on 23 Nov 2012 by Alex:

Interesting variation on Aether Adept. I like the "Exile, then card trigger" mechanic; that could potentially be keyworded (perhaps not on commons).

2012-12-07 04:27:25: Pierre edited Aether Menace

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