Everyday
Everyday, awaken
Shower, taken
Breakfast, bacon
Attire, wrinkled
Bus pass, crinkled
Donut, sprinkled
Train, missed
Feeling, triste
Coworkers, pissed
Everyday, awaken
Shower, taken
Breakfast, bacon
Attire, wrinkled
Bus pass, crinkled
Donut, sprinkled
Train, missed
Feeling, triste
Coworkers, pissed

Image: Wizards of the Coast.
This week’s Magic Card of the Week is everyone’s favorite nightmare scenario, the Evil Twin.
Hailing from the newly released Innistrad set, this blue-black Shapeshifter will fit right into any army.
Put him into play for four mana as a copy of any creature on the battlefield, but with the activated ability to assassinate the original.
Summon Evil Twin, nail your opponent’s creature and you’re left with some decent battlefield advantage. Pretty goddamn powerful.
Evil Twin can alternatively be used on one of your own creatures to further boost your battlefield presence and advance your goals of wizardly pwnage.

Image: Wizards of the Coast.
The New Phyrexia set gave life to possibly the most Lightning Bolt-frustrating card I’ve ever seen. For that, Spellskite has come forth as this week’s Magic Card of the Week.
Dropping two colorless mana lets you pull Spellskite onto the battlefield, and with it’s variable activated ability cost it could fit nicely into any deck.
If you like your life total where it is, keep this guy in a blue deck.
A natural 0/4, this Artifact Creature can cause any spell to target itself for the low cost of just one blue mana (or two life in a pinch).
He’s tough enough to handle the light removal spells so he can selectively draw in spells multiple times. You can even use this creature to deny any buffs your opponent wants to put on his own creatures, simply redirect them to Spellskite.
A versatile tool for any control deck.

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