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Drizer's Dungeon
Changing Your Perspective on Things
January 23, 2006

Yo Pojo readers! After another sort of long absence from me, I have come back to update my ?Changing Your Perspective on things?, Just on a side note, my first edition of this article was translated to be featured on a Polish website! Drizer has gone foreign, lol. Ok, let's get our next three cards to add to the list.

Ok, I asked you guys to give me some suggestions, well, I only got one. Maybe you guys know Pogiforce?

Rain of Arrows: Submitted by Pogiforce-14

Rain of arrows is a two drop light spell. While this card makes your opponent discard all darkness spells in his hand, there is also another aspect of this card, as Pogi pointed out to me. This card allows you to see your opponent's hand for a very cheap price. For two mana, you get to see your opponent's hand, and make him discard all of his Pits, Souls, Clamps and any other hard discard spell. I really like the other aspect of this card!

Submarine Project: Chosen by Drizer

This card is from the new expansion set, Fatal Brood of Infinite Ruin. Well, although it allows you to take a card from the first four cards of your deck, it also has another, ?hidden? effect. This card helps you weed out what is not in your shields. For instance, if you play this and see 3 holy awes, you better do something quick to get your opponent against the ropes.

Corile: Chosen by Drizer

Well, some of you will probably not think this is a different aspect, but this is one of the most versatile cards in the game. While removing a creature from the battle zone, this also prevents your opponent from drawing a new card. There's nothing he can really do.


I hoped you liked my second installment of this article, hopefully I can crank out another next month, but

Till next time,
Drizer

Do YOU have a suggestion for this article? Cards you think have a different aspect? Well now's your chance! Shoot an email to me at drizer@verizon.net