Please, make sure you include a description of what your deck is, what it intends to do, and specific questions that stimulate conversation. People are not here to critique the brew you slapped together with zero thought. On overall usefulness it Censor is less narrow, i'll give you that and I see that just evaluating the upside is a common problem at card evaluation, but there's something fundamentally different going at the moment: #SHADOWS OF DOUBT MTG ARCHIVE#ĭeck Primers Top Tier Thursday Archive Deck-Specific Subreddits Try to do some metagame testing to get a feel for your deck so you can talk about it better. The likelyhood of having impact increased. With Urza (10-11 Fetches and Mystical Sanctuary as target, 3 Whir of Invention), Titan (4 pacts, 4 titans, 4 tolaria west), Yawgmoth Combo (4 Evolution, 4 Chord, 4 Fetchlands), Devoted Combo (4 Devastation, 4 Eladamri's Call, 8 fetches), Stoneblade (4 Stoneforge, 8 Fetchlands with sanctuary, 3 Field of Ruins) and Tron (4 Expedition Map, 4 Sylvan Scrying, 1 Sanctum of Ugin) there are not only more tutors than ever before, but a lot of them are also quite crucial for the gameplan. That is 6 popular decks where the card does have a significant upside beyond the previously 'just' stifling a fetchland.

I'm in line with OP, Shadow of Doubt is as good as never before.

If it's good enough though, only testing can show.

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