Name | Tome Scour |
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Type | Sorcery |
Description | Target player mills five cards. |
Flavor | Genius is overrated, especially when it's someone else's. |
Artist | Steven Belledin |
Set | Salvat 2011 #57 |
Wallpaper | download |
Image | download |
Name | Tome Scour |
---|---|
Type | Sorcery |
Description | Target player mills five cards. |
Flavor | Genius is overrated, especially when it's someone else's. |
Artist | Steven Belledin |
Set | Salvat 2011 #57 |
Wallpaper | download |
Image | download |
Tome Scour, Sorcery, designed by Steven Belledin first released in Jul, 2009 in the set Magic 2010 and was printed exactly in 4 different ways. It see play in 2 formats: Modern and Commander. It's currently being selled by the minimum price of € 0.07.
A deck that focuses on milling the opponent's library would benefit from using Tome Scour, as it helps to quickly deplete their resources and potentially disrupt their strategy. However, there are more efficient mill cards available in Magic: The Gathering that can mill more cards or have additional effects, such as Glimpse the Unthinkable or Mind Funeral, which may be better options depending on the deck's strategy and goals.
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10/01/09
If there are fewer than five cards in the targeted player’s library, that player puts all the cards from their library into their graveyard.
TCG Player |
48 uni.
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€ 0.07 | Visit store | |
Cool Stuff Inc |
1 uni.
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€ 0.33 | Visit store | |
Card Kingdom |
21 uni.
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€ 0.33 | Visit store | |
Ebay.com | Visit store | |||
Printing proxies | $ 0.75 | Visit store |
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