It doesn't work.  That's like saying, "Enchantment is now considered a color."

know I probably shouldn't be complaining, but today was the first time I had a Level 2 or higher judge do something they weren't supposed to. I had a Ghost Quarter in play, and I sacrificed it targeting my opponent's Watery Grave. My opponent put it in his graveyard and then picked up his hand as if he was ready for the game to resume. Then the judge blurted out: "Don't you search with Ghost Quarter?". My opponent got a dumb look on his face and said "Oh"...then proceeded to search for a swamp and put it into play. I was shocked. My opponent was able to play his Skeletal Vampire which he wouldn't have been able to do otherwise and I lost the game. Oh well, it is only FNM right? Has anyone ever had a similar experience?

Snowblind
Card Set:  Ice Age 
Casting Cost: 3G
Color: Green
Spell Type: Enchant Creature 
Rarity: Rare
Artist: Douglas Shuler
 
Original Rules Text:
Target creature gets -*/-*. When that creature attacks, * is equal to the number of snow-covered lands defending player controls. At other times, * is equal to the number of snow-covered lands its controller controls. If this reduces the creature's toughness to less than 1, the creature's toughness is 1. 
 
Current Rules Text:
Enchanted creature gets -X/-X. If that creature is attacking, X is the number of snow-covered lands defending player controls. Otherwise, X is the number of snow-covered lands its controller controls. If this would reduce its toughness to less than 1, reduce its toughness to 1 instead. 

Always travel with a partner, or partners. Keep to the high country. Don't attract any attention. If facing multiple adversaries, kill or capture the leader. Hunt down-wind (man or animal). Use guerilla tactics against a larger force. Always use the landscape. Attack, attack, attack, defense means death. Be where the enemy isn't, attack where they are less defended. Die rather than surrender. Protect innocents, never use them as pawns, or hold them hostage (I understand Machiovelli's tactics work, but I have to believe in a higher ideal). Believe in liberty. Leave no dead or any trace, the unknown creates greater fear, greater insecurity, and greater mistakes. Work on the enemies spirit and confidence. Logistics is the key to any endeavor. When using ambush tactics, psyc-ops, or harrassment loud noise will incite panic. Allow them no rest. Attack in intervals with various groups, wear them down and their spirit suffers. Remember Waco? (If that's a sore spot...sorry, just an example) ATF used loud music and bright lights, you too can be creative here.

2 assault rifles .223 cal, 1 .12 gauge shotgun, 1 lever action 44, 2 .357 revolvers (can shoot .3, 1 9mm auto, and several 9mm short autos, plus the usual collection of .22’s.

I would carry them in my house with as much ammo as I can store. I don’t plan to leave my home in the event of a catastrophe and having a wide variety of calibers will always ensure that I am able to find ammo for one of the weapons.

If I did have to hit the road and could not take my over sized SUV then I would take the 2 assault rifles with 5 30 round clips each, the 9mm and the two 357 revolvers. The rest I would bury.

there's a very obvious reason this is in the casual forum. the other day, just for fun, i put together a deck with black cards i almost never use. it included erg raiders, fear, seizures, paralyze and songs of the damned. it was made specifically to play against other creature-based decks, obviously. the one thing i found, to my surprise, is that hasran ogress is not that bad. for those of you who forget what she is:

Hasran Ogress - 3/2
Summon Ogre - BB
If you declare Hasran Ogress as an attacker, pay 2 or Hasran Ogress deals 3 damage to you.

With the recent expansions, we've all had to deal with casting creatures that sound great but have drawbacks. Even a lot of the better older creatures had disadvantages (djinns and efreets) that damaged the controller. But the Ogress only hurts you if you don't pay her (slut!). In testing and casual play, she turned out to be a champion!

I think we should all dig deep into our boxes of commons and find cards that just aren't as bad as we thought they were. What other creatures are there that members of the forum love but won't tell anyone about because they arent Morphling or Darksteel Colossus?

Volcanism
RR
Sorcery

Destroy target non-Mountain land. Its controller may search his or her library for a Mountain card and put that card into play.  If that player does, he or she then shuffles his or her library.

The pump seems a bit too cheap.  I would almost say make the +1/+1 not counters but an until EOT buff instead.

Anyways, I saw the picture of your Ancestral on that auction, and it was like looking at my replica.  It's got to be one of those replicas from the guy in California.  To his credit, HE DID NOT sell them as real cards.  He said right out of the box they were fake.  But I can easily see how many would think they were real.  Since it was a good replica.

Upinthe, to elaborate on Matt's "So what," remember that those cards that have a penalty involving "target opponent" can't even be played while Crumbling Asylum is in play, since you don't have a legal target.