Gravity Negator

Creature — Eldrazi Drone

Devoid (This card has no colour.)

Flying

Whenever Gravity Negator attacks, you may pay {C}. If you do, another target creature gains flying until end of turn. ({C} represents colourless mana)

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
Gladiator	Legal
Highlander	Legal
Historic	Legal
Legacy	Legal
Leviathan	Legal
Limited	Legal
Modern	Legal
Oathbreaker	Legal
Pauper	Legal
Pauper Duel Commander	Legal
Pauper EDH	Legal
Pioneer	Legal
Planechase	Legal
Quest Magic	Legal
Vanguard	Legal
Vintage	Legal

Discussion (17)

Oloro_Magic on Favorite Mtg Art?

3 years ago

By far Chase Stone's Gravity Negator is my favorite art in all of Magic. The full piece is even more stunning.

Oloro_Magic on None

3 years ago

Well TypicalTimmy, I don't think I can come close to the honestly quite touching memories of your father that you share and how magic has come to occupy a place for the cultivation of memories, I do agree with your general sentiment behind making this post. I hope it sticks! This seems like a really wholesome way for the community to come together so thank you for that.

For me the card that holds the most prominent place in my heart is Sigardian Priest hands down. I remember making admittedly very bad limited decks with this card, as well as putting it in a deck when a bunch of friends were just starting magic. It became a bit of an inside joke in that friend group that Sigardian Priest was the best card ever printed, that its ability was always relevant. Of course this wasn't true but it provided hours of laughs simply because I put it in a deck to play with a group of friends that were looking to play fun casual magic, in many ways its the card that broke me a bit more out of my shell and made me commit to being a more active voice on whatever I put my mind to. In honor of the memories it has provided, and regardless of the fact all those people have since moved or stopped playing magic I have made a habit of routinely buying them out, it has been a while since I took a tally but we are somewhere close to 500 foil and non-foil copies at this point; a truly stupid monument to a truly stupid joke.

The other cards I have to single out are Deja Vu, Ad Nauseam, and Library of Alexandria. All three of these cards speak to me personally. I'm a classicist by training with research focused on the city of Alexandria, so the last one should be largely obvious, Ad Nauseam and library linked my interests so to speak so they will always hold a place that is special to me. For Deja Vu I've always loved that quote, as in many ways it is what I research but also horribly far off the mark as history also seeks to identify anomalies and from there, in the work I do, situate those anomalies within a new pattern. So yes its repetition, but at the same time that is mischaracterizing a vital part of the process. The seemingly contradictory nature then never fails to get me thinking about this challenge the discipline as a whole faces, and thus provides a great tool for self-reflection.

One more I would be remiss to not mention is Gravity Negator, I simply find the art on this card incredible, nothing more, I can't help but admire it.

TemplarAssassin on They Came from the Sky...

7 years ago

In decks first mono-blue iteration, I was running Thought Harvester. Could possibly replace Gravity Negator. I have another Eldrazi deck that utilizes Conduit of Ruin and Reality Smasher. I appreciate your suggestions and input!

clayperce on All things Wolven

7 years ago

xtopazinferno,
There are tons of Trample effects of course, but for other types of evasion, this is everything I know for Kaladesh Standard ...

• Flying: Eddytrail Hawk; Lunarch Mantle; Gryff's Boon; Gravity Negator; Steppe Glider
• Skulk: Behind the Scenes; Skeleton Key
• Menace: Giant Spectacle; Scrounged Scythe  ^Flip (for the front face of EMN Werewolves, anyways); Chitinous Cloak; Untamed Hunger
• Unblockable: Slip Through Space
• Completely Jank Flying + Menace: Graf Harvest + Soul Separator

Nyasupan on Eldrazi Road Rage

7 years ago

Testing was good, I tried both Gravity Negator and Mercurial Geists and I found the first to be more useful against a many fliers as I could always spend 1-2 colorless and make bigger creatures fly. I will keep both options with me and try to play more against decks with different fliers, I really like this list.

Nyasupan on Eldrazi Road Rage

7 years ago

I will try to go with Gravity Negator for now, I think too Kaladesh will bring more colorless cards who can deal with flyers. Today I'll taste this with a friend.

Nyasupan on Eldrazi Road Rage

7 years ago

Eldrazi tickle my curiosity and I really like this deck. I'm kinda new to magic but I was wondering with Whirler Rogue leaving standard in almost a month what cards could take it's role? What you think about Thought Harvester or Gravity Negator to take care of flyers?

Zaueski on Eldrazi Prowess

7 years ago

Prowess decks aren't good with high cost creatures. Eldrazi won't be a good fit with it as Standard is now.

Now for what you asked for, Elusive Spellfist would be a great addition in place of Gravity Negator

Rush of Adrenaline is way better than Brute Strength because of the mana costs.