Wish

Sorcery

You may play a card you own from outside the game this turn.

Legality

Format	Legality
1v1 Commander	Legal
Alchemy	Legal
Archenemy	Legal
Arena	Legal
Block Constructed	Legal
Brawl	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
Pioneer	Legal
Planechase	Legal
Pre-release	Legal
Quest Magic	Legal
Standard	Legal
Tiny Leaders	Legal
Vanguard	Legal
Vintage	Legal

Discussion (9)

ChaosJester on Shahrazad - Wish effects Interaction

8 months ago

Hey guys,

Shahrazad resolves in the main game and a subgame starts. Is it now possible to Burning Wish for a Shahrazad in the first subgame from the main game, then start a second subgame in which I Wish for the previous Shahrazad, and so on?

Thank you!

DreadKhan on Gift of Doom

1 year ago

If you're not running 4 of your combo pieces, you could run Wish and a copy of each (and some random stuff) in a Sideboard to have more access. There is also Burning Wish, but that can't find Pact for you, the card you need out first and thus might want more access to. With the high land count, maybe Raven's Crime? Maybe Geier Reach Sanitarium as a way to kickstart Anje again?

seshiro_of_the_orochi on As You Wish

1 year ago

This is a beauty, very good job! Garth feels like the perfect commander from a flavour perspective, because he basically lets you Wish for cards.

Tidespout Tyrant is another djinn you might consider. He can wipe the board with enough spells cast, and he can bounce some of your own djinn if any upkeep effect gets too dangerous.

DreadKhan on

1 year ago

With your piles of mana, have you thought about using a wishboard? Burning Wish can be a copy of any Sorcery you want for 1R, lots of key Sorceries here. There is also Wish, which is more mana, but can find literally any card that would be helpful. I don't know how tight your mana is when it comes to closing out games, so apologies if this obviously won't work.

Mousemke on Locket testing

1 year ago

hmm... i think Wish will do you a lot more good with a sideboard to pick from

ThisIsMyAccount on Enchantress's Wish

1 year ago

Bulldawg1310 I playtest most of my decks a fair amount before going to the trouble of writing a description or anything. I can safely say the deck is strong. Enchantress usually is pretty consistent because you draw so many cards with Sythis, Harvest's Hand and/or Enchantress's Presence that you can find a card to stop the opponent quickly enough. The hard part is just staying alive early but Ghostly Prison and Authority of the Consuls are good for that.

Wishing up the speghetti monster Emrakul, the Aeons Torn won't happen that often but it can pop up in matchups that don't have many mainboard answers to Sterling Grove so with a shrouded Sanctum Weaver generating crazy mana you can cast it easily enough. The Emrakul plan is good against other jank/prison decks, too.

Plunderburger on Monoblack Eldrazi

2 years ago

Have some time to reflect on how the tournament went, and what to do with the deck moving forward.

1st Round: UW Spirits (literally the precon) Got kinda embarrassed in this match; I drew poorly, and my opponent drew quite well, but I must admit the deck also wasn't fully ready for the matchup. My reasonable board of ground creatures couldn't do much against the flyers game 1, even gaining life on the attack with two Gifted Aetherborn and chunking in for 2-4 a turn with a Dream Devourer. I never drew any removal, but I also don't think I was really playing enough to respect the matchup. Warping Wail was reasonable, killing a lord with another on the stack, but not fantastic. There are 0 sorceries to get here, and the token could never chump anyways. Game 2, I used Cry of the Carnarium for a one-sided board wipe to kill 3 of his 4 creatures (the last was a Supreme Phantom. Then he ripped a Watcher of the Spheres and an Empyrean Eagle in the next two turns and I died anyways. Bad beats, such is life. 0-2

Round 2: Lotus Field Combo This one was somewhat a reversal of the last match. Deck had a ton of things to get with Warping Wail and Thought-Knot Seer and he had trouble racing some aggressive dudes. Game 2, I brought in some Thoughtseizes and Go Blanks and it was kind of a rout. It really is crazy how good Warping Wail is here, dealing with their Wish effects pretty well (and Sweltering Suns and its ilk postboard). I'd board in 4 more if I could, ha ha ha. 2-0

Super small this week, they were running two formats simultaneously alongside quite a few other games, so it was just the 2 rounds. Starting relatively soon they're going to shuffle the times/dates around a bit, so I should have more competitive tournaments to build off of. Deck is fun when it works and you're at least doing things even when it doesn't, I'm satisfied and will keep tuning.

zapyourtumor on Nifty Shifty Titan

2 years ago

Not running more Dryad seems like a mistake. Since you have one in the sb to wish for, I think 3 would be much better than 2.

How exactly do you sideboard with Wish? For example, if you're playing against living end would you move one void mirror mainboard and then keep one in the side to wish for? Or bring both in? What about Anger vs aggro (in which case living it in the sideboard would delay casting it for another turn which could possibly mean the difference between winning and losing)?