Vedalken Dismisser

Creature — Vedalken Wizard

When Vedalken Dismisser enters the battlefield, put target creature on top of its owner's library.

Legality

Format	Legality
1v1 Commander	Legal
Archenemy	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
Pauper	Legal
Pauper Duel Commander	Legal
Pauper EDH	Legal
Planechase	Legal
Quest Magic	Legal
Vanguard	Legal
Vintage	Legal

Discussion (5)

king-saproling on Braids' Aquarium

3 years ago

Hey Rasaru, this deck seems like a lot of fun. Personally I would build Braids entirely around Paradox Haze (which has one of my favorite flavor texts in magic, next to Goblin Offensive). You can also copy Paradox Haze with the likes of Mirrormade, Estrid's Invocation, Copy Enchantment, and Clever Impersonator. Drift of Phantasms could transmute to find it.

You might like these too: Sunken Hope, Umbilicus, Blood Clock, Faerie Artisans, Agent of Treachery, Diluvian Primordial, Meteor Golem, Deadeye Navigator, Phyrexian Ingester, Scholar of the Ages, Vedalken Dismisser, Panharmonicon

lonesentinel on PDH-Are my creatures vanishing or is it your deck?

5 years ago

I realised that I just need some good ol blockers instead of needing to use spells to protect myself. Separatist Voidmage and Vedalken Dismisser can also be flickered to deal with threats, yet still block.

Out (3)

Peel from Reality

Totally Lost

Shrieking Drake

In (3)

Separatist Voidmage

Vedalken Dismisser

Shoreline Ranger

landofMordor on Ravnica Allegiance: Spoilers and Speculation

5 years ago

AgentGreen, the vedalken depicted on Powers is Dovin — note he has 6 fingers, unlike Vedalken Dismisser. And the hologram thing he’s facing takes the shape of Bolas’ horns. So I’d go further to say Dovin is Bolas-aligned and pulls a Palpatine to usurp Isperia, then signals Bolas.

The_Ninjurai on

7 years ago

You're welcome, Cmasa435. Looks like you found one for Blind Obedience. For Galepowder Mage I'd suggest removing Vedalken Dismisser. Dismisser is the most expensive of the several creatures that have it's ability.

dreamistt on Brago, King Eternal

7 years ago

bobnearents, I'd tell you to try cutting high-cost, low reward cards. Here:

• Subjugator Angel taps out your opponents, making your creatures unblockable, but Brago is only able to blink it AFTER combat, so it won't be that useful most of the time

• Isperia's Skywatch requires targeting, so it won't be able to help you with hexproof/shroud.

• Scour the Laboratory is a weaker (conditional) Concentrate (or even a Plea for Power - I love this card hahaha) and besides, card draw in the form of instant/sorceries isn't that good in this kind of deck (but this is more of a personal opinion)

• Vedalken Dismisser is outclassed by Nevermaker that can target any permanent (instead of just creatures).

• Captain of the Watch is nice and all, but I would replace her with Drowner of Hope. The eldrazi gives you a way of tapping enemy creatures (maybe removing potential blockers) or generating some extra mana.

• Mind Control seems a little off to me. I'm aware that you can blink the controlled creature with Conjurer's Closet in order to make the control permanent, but I don't think it's all that useful here...

• I'd replace Call to Mind (one use) with Mnemonic Wall (reusable effect)

• I'd replace Mist Raven with AEther Adept

• You could maybe get a Sundial of the Infinite in order to take full advantage of Galepowder Mage and Flickerwisp (the exiled creature won't come back)