Glaring Spotlight

Artifact

Creatures your opponents control with hexproof can be the target of spells and abilities you control as though they didn't have hexproof. 3, Sacrifice Glaring Spotlight: Creatures you control gain hexproof until end of turn and are unblockable this turn.

Legality

Format	Legality
1v1 Commander	Legal
Archenemy	Legal
Arena	Legal
Block Constructed	Legal
Canadian Highlander	Legal
Casual	Legal
Commander / EDH	Legal
Commander: Rule 0	Legal
Custom	Legal
Duel Commander	Legal
Highlander	Legal
Legacy	Legal
Leviathan	Legal
Limited	Legal
Modern	Legal
Oathbreaker	Legal
Pioneer	Legal
Planechase	Legal
Quest Magic	Legal
Tiny Leaders	Legal
Vanguard	Legal
Vintage	Legal

Discussion (51)

griffstick on Unblockable artifact creature

2 months ago

Key to the City

Glaring Spotlight

Crivaro on Hinata Target Practice

5 months ago

Arcane Lighthouse is in there for the same reason without taking up a slot, but your suggestion of Glaring Spotlight is very valid and I'll test it out, thanks! =)

Hey Dana, I'll add them to the consider-list and play a few games to see how they feel. Thanks for the love!

wastevens1 on Hinata Target Practice

5 months ago

I'd strongly recommend adding a Glaring Spotlight to this as well, since targetting is kind of important. :)

Ghool on Kira the Thief

5 months ago

Shadowspear was put in there to get around hexproof, Glaring Spotlight is another card for doing that but shadowspear is much better.

Ramp has not been much of an issue but faster is better. As it is, this thing still wins more often than not, but always looking for improvement.

Please feel free to put some suggestion out there as this deck is next on my list for updating and perhaps you'll give me ideas I've not considered. Thank you for the input.

thefiresoflurve on Meria x Rocks

1 year ago

This looks really fun!

As far as cuts: I would honestly drop a lot of the control pieces. Magus of the Moon / Blood Moon hurt you just as much as your opponents due to having only 2 basic Forests.

Glacial Chasm doesn't particularly make sense in a deck where combat is a wincon. If you needed to stave off combat, I think board wipes would probably be more effective (Chain Reaction for instance).

Clown Car can get cut since it doesn't do a ton here. Ditto for Avarice Totem and Glaring Spotlight.

Temur Sabertooth is kind of mediocre unless you have really strong ETB effects and want the indestructible. Arcbound Crusher is also much worse than it looks - I ran it back in the day when I played kitchen table magic and it didn't particularly hold its own even there.

Hope those help you with cuts, GL HF!

TheOfficialCreator on

1 year ago

Additionally, Glaring Spotlight.

LeonSpires on Arcades: The Writing on the Wall

1 year ago

@ amarthaler Thank you for the compliment and checking out my list. I took a look at your list it also looks like a lot of fun.

I recently built the deck so I haven't done much playtesting yet. I am not sure what cards I need to cut to add other cards so all suggestions are welcome.

I like Robe of Stars, Treefolk Umbra, and Stoneskin. I'll try and work them in at some point.

Glaring Spotlight strikes me as a worse Akroma's Will but I might give it a go. I wish Fortified Area was errata to say defender and not just wall. Concerted Effort is too group hug for my tastes.

amarthaler on Arcades: The Writing on the Wall

1 year ago

Great build! Here's some of my personal favorites in my Wall Tribal deck:

Highly recommend Robe of Stars and/or Treefolk Umbra to keep Arcades safe from wipes.

Stoneskin is a sneaky punisher, as well as Glaring Spotlight for a fun finisher!

Fortified Area is just plain fun as is Concerted Effort.