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'''Gravestorm''' is a triggered [[keyword ability]]. It's similar to [[storm]], except that instead of counting the number of spells played that turn, it counts the number of [[permanent]]s put into a [[graveyard]] from play that turn. Gravestorm was introduced in ''[[Future Sight]]'' and has only been printed on one card so far, the [[timeshifted]] <c>Bitter Ordeal</c>. According to [[Mark Rosewater]], it | '''Gravestorm''' is a triggered [[keyword ability]]. It's similar to [[storm]], except that instead of counting the number of spells played that turn, it counts the number of [[permanent]]s put into a [[graveyard]] from play that turn. Gravestorm was introduced in ''[[Future Sight]]'' and has only been printed on one card so far, the [[timeshifted]] <c>Bitter Ordeal</c>. According to [[Mark Rosewater]], it is unlikely to be reused. <ref>{{NewRef|making-magic/modern-mailbag-2015-05-18|Modern Mailbag|[[Mark Rosewater]]|May 18, 2015 }}</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 01:07, 23 August 2015
| Gravestorm | |
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| Keyword Ability | |
| Type | Triggered |
| Introduced | Future Sight |
| Last used | Future Sight |
| Reminder Text | Gravestorm (When you cast this spell, put a copy of it onto the stack for each permanent that was put into a graveyard from battlefield this turn. If the spell has any targets, you may choose new targets for any of the copies.) |
| Statistics |
1 card 100% |
| Scryfall Search | |
| keyword:"Gravestorm" | |
Gravestorm is a triggered keyword ability. It's similar to storm, except that instead of counting the number of spells played that turn, it counts the number of permanents put into a graveyard from play that turn. Gravestorm was introduced in Future Sight and has only been printed on one card so far, the timeshifted Bitter Ordeal. According to Mark Rosewater, it is unlikely to be reused. [1]