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CardName: Army Reserves Cost: XWW Type: Instant Pow/Tgh: / Rules Text: Put X 1/1 colorless construct artifact creature tokens onto the battlefield. Exile Army Reserves. Flavour Text: Set/Rarity: Erralix Uncommon

Army Reserves

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Put X 1/1 colorless construct artifact creature tokens onto the battlefield.
Exile Army Reserves.

Updated on 20 Feb 2015 by Summer

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2014-07-21 18:08:36: Summer created the card Army Reserves

2014-07-21 18:40:28: Summer edited Army Reserves

2014-07-22 01:45:19: Summer edited Army Reserves

2014-07-23 04:18:15: Summer edited Army Reserves

2014-08-09 15:37:08: Summer edited Army Reserves

2014-08-28 18:28:23: Summer edited Army Reserves

2014-09-03 21:47:57: Summer edited Army Reserves

by jmgariepy:

Huh. Between Decree of Justice and White Sun's Zenith I would think these could be 1/1 constructs, or the spell could cost {x} {w} .

If the problem is 'but commons shouldn't put be that efficient', then I'd argue this isn't really a common. It doesn't bother me to see an uncommon masquerading as a common, but IMHO, the card shouldn't be penalized for making the switch.

by dude1818:

You can't have X spells at common anyway.

by jmgariepy:

Heat Ray. But, yeah, it doesn't happen too often.

Edit: Hey, look at that. Autocard tells me that Heat Ray is uncommon in M15. I still think it's fair in common, though (let's reference Death Wind instead.) I know basic algebra is tricky for 7th graders, but, seriously, I knew what X meant when I was in the second grade. It was on my math flash cards. I'm sure the rest of the community can hack it.

by Alex:

There's Untamed Might as well as Heat Ray and Death Wind.

Plus lots more pre-NWO, such as Death Denied, Logic Knot, Disembowel, Repeal, Thrive, and of course the card with my second favourite flavour text ever, Wave of Indifference.

2014-09-06 19:57:42: Summer edited Army Reserves

2014-09-07 16:55:49: Summer edited Army Reserves

2015-02-20 11:29:47: Summer edited Army Reserves

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