Borrowing the East Wind

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NameBorrowing the East Wind
TypeSorcery
DescriptionBorrowing the East Wind deals X damage to each creature with horsemanship and each player.
ArtistGao Yan
SetPortal Three Kingdoms #133
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About Borrowing the East Wind

Borrowing the East Wind, Sorcery, designed by Gao Yan first released in May, 1999 in the set Portal Three Kingdoms.

A deck focused on creatures with horsemanship, such as the Mistform Ultimus deck, would benefit from using Borrowing the East Wind as it can deal significant damage to both creatures with horsemanship and players. However, there are better alternatives like Earthquake or Hurricane that can deal damage to a wider range of creatures without the restriction of horsemanship, making them more versatile and impactful in most situations. Borrowing the East Wind may not see much play in competitive decks due to its limited scope and higher cost compared to more efficient options available.

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Frequently asked questions about Borrowing the East Wind

What type of card is Borrowing the East Wind?

Borrowing the East Wind is a Sorcery card in Marvel Snap SNAP.

What does Borrowing the East Wind do?

Borrowing the East Wind deals X damage to each creature with horsemanship and each player.

What set is Borrowing the East Wind from?

Borrowing the East Wind was first released in the set Portal Three Kingdoms, illustrated by Gao Yan.

Is Borrowing the East Wind legal to play?

Legality depends on the tournament format -- Borrowing the East Wind can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.

What cards are similar to Borrowing the East Wind?

Cards similar to Borrowing the East Wind include Rain of Embers, Rolling Earthquake, Dakmor Plague. See the full list in the Similar cards section above.