Overall, this pales in comparison to classics like Blasphemous Act and is an easy cut from the deck when upgrading
The spells in the deck tend to focus on graveyard abilities, tokens, and drawing and discarding cards to not only dump Vivi in the graveyard, but also find the combo
However, as someone whos been working on building a Standard deck, I know the pressure and concern the inevitable threat of facing a Vivi Cauldron in my local store puts on me
Condition Options NM = Near Mint LP = Lightly Played MP = Moderately Played HP = Heavily Played D = Damaged ALT = Altered ART = Artist Proof PRE = Pre-release TS = Timestamped SGN = Signed BGS = BGS B10 = BGS 10 B95 = BGS 9.5 B9 = BGS 9.0 B85 = BGS 8.5 B8 = BGS 8.0 B75 = BGS 7.5 B7 = BGS 7.0 PSA = PSA P10 = PSA 10 P95 = PSA 9.5 P9 = PSA 9.0 P85 = PSA 8.5 P8 = PSA 8.0 P75 = PSA 7.5 P7 = PSA 7.0 CGC = CGC C10P = CGC Pristine 10 C10 = CGC 10 C95 = CGC 9.5 C9 = CGC 9.0 C85 = CGC 8.5 C8 = CGC 8.0 C75 = CGC 7.5 C7 = CGC 7.0 PCG = PCG (Premier Card Grading) PC10 = PCG 10 PC95 = PCG 9.5 PC9 = PCG 9.0 PC85 = PCG 8.5 PC8 = PCG 8.0 PC75 = PCG 7.5 PC7 = PCG 7.0 Language Options EN = english DE = german FR = french RU = russian IT = italian ES = spanish PT = portuguese CT = chinese traditional CS = chinese simplified JP = japanese KR = korean Inventory: Update Item Update an inventory item
Teferis Protection takes the cake here, though, as its easily the best in slot
Like most Magic: The Gathering cards, the value of Force Spike depends on a few consistent factors: its rarity, the printing and finish (regular or foil), its physical condition, and the set it was printed in (Seventh Edition)
