Reverberate

Instant

Copy target instant or sorcery spell. You may choose new targets for the copy.

Combos

• Fling + Reverberate
• Fireblast + Reverberate
• Howl of the Horde + Reverberate
• Bonus Round + Reverberate
• Izzet Guildmage + Reverberate
• Dualcaster Mage + Reverberate
• Increasing Vengeance + Ral, Storm Conduit + Reverberate
• Lightning Bolt + Reverberate

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
Freeform	Legal
Highlander	Legal
Legacy	Legal
Leviathan	Legal
Limited	Legal
Modern	Legal
Modern Beyond Horizons	Legal
Oathbreaker	Legal
Planar Constructed	Legal
Planechase	Legal
PreDH	Legal
Quest Magic	Legal
Tiny Leaders	Legal
Vanguard	Legal
Vintage	Legal

Discussion (41)

austintayshus on "I know you. Ghost of Sparta." (Need Help Badly)

3 months ago

Mages' Contest is a weird, non-optimal counter spell you could use. I've never played with it but it sounds like it could be fun depending on your playgroup.

Additionally, you may want a few copy effects like Reverberate and Reiterate. While not counters by themselves, you can copy someone elses counterspell to force your own spell through. Or you can use it to double one of your pump spells. Good options.

StopShot on What are some must run …

4 months ago

I’m thinking of building a bracket 3 deck where the thing that this deck wants to do (for fun) is surprise block lethal/scary attackers by reanimating my pet card Evershrike with Spirit Loop, which is further boosted by Neriv, Heart of the Storm as the commander. However,

I don’t want the thing my deck wants to do for fun to be the win condition of the deck otherwise my opponents will be more susceptible to blowing up the commander or graveyard-hating the Evershrike if they consider them threats to their own survival. Instead I want the win condition to be unrelated to either pet card or commander so that my opponents’ threat assessment and removal is directed elsewhere. As such I’m thinking I’d like the win condition to be casting spells like Volcanic Geyser//Comet Storm for lethal on my opponents.

What I’d like help with is figuring out what cards to include to ensure my win condition can actually win games. I’m thinking cards like Reverberate//Fork are good for doubling the damage of my burn spells, but I’m a bit lost on where I’ll find the ramp to help ensure X will be a large enough number. Other copy spell effects or spell damage doubling effect recommendations are also welcome along with any ramp recommendations you may have, thanks!

kamarupa on Mono Red Weenie Hyper Budget Value Engine

5 months ago

Reverberate or Flare of Duplication, perhaps?

hiddengibbons on Card creation challenge

5 months ago

Hardcore Remix {1}{U}{R}

Instant

You may choose new targets for target spell. If that spell is an instant or sorcery, you may copy it and choose new targets for the copy.

Make another card that combines two already existing cards. The one above attempts to combine Redirect and Reverberate

TypicalTimmy on Card creation challenge

7 months ago

Nautical Scourge {2}{U}{U}

Creature - Leviathan

When Nautical Scourge enters, discard down to two cards.

Your maximum hand size is two.

10/8

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Fling, Reverberate lol

Nice challenge. Repeat but you can't do hand size adjustments

Polaris on Copying Crackle With Power

1 year ago

Reverberate allows you to choose new targets, so you would be able to choose up to 3 targets as that's how many Crackle with Power 3 can have.

builderboy7 on Copying Crackle With Power

1 year ago

If my opponent casts a Crackle with Power with {X} = {3} and selects 2 target players, if I then copy Crackle with Power with Reverberate, would I only be able to choose only 2 targets or could I pick 3 targets?

Rhadamanthus on Emrakul, the World Anew protection …

1 year ago

Unfortunately no, that won't work. A copy of a spell is still a spell, so Emrakul's "protection from spells" ability means it can't be targeted by a copy of a spell.

To be clear, in case this is part of the question: Emrakul's protection ability that says "protection from spells and from permanents that were cast this turn" is a short way of writing "protection from spells and protection from permanents that were cast this turn". It doesn't mean "protection from spells that were cast this turn and protection from permanents that were cast this turn". If Emrakul only had protection from spells that were cast this turn, specifically, then this would work because Reverberate doesn't cast the copy of the spell, it just creates it directly on the stack.