Favorite Time Card!

[EmeraldTiger]

The 2 time cards I use the most are Eternity and Anubis.

[Pyrodinium]

Best cards:

Procrastination - I'll tell you how good this card is... well, maybe later

Eternity - it will take me years to tell you how good this card is!

[Cookiereaper]

I love fate egg
its soooo cute and randoom
and uppd an elite creature

favourite card since i play elements
just hahah 0/1
WOOT 12/3!
or HAHA photon!

[Metahater]

Ghost of the past is probably my favorite card in the game in terms of uniqueness and flavor. So cool.

[dr_nej]

Ghost of the past is such a fun card to use! It's strong and makes for a great Nightmare target!

[Dawidas888]

Definitely eternity

[inthisroom]

Fate Egg, because it's funny and surprising.
Sundial, because it's useful in many decks.

[willng3]

A bit sad not to see a single vote for the Pendulum.

Eternity and Dune Scorp, btw.

[Calindu]

Pharaoh and Hourglass, I hate to see my creatures RT'ed.

[PlayerOa]

I need three votes!
Reverse Time and Ghost of the Past. I would really love to vote for Eternity, though.

[DoubleCapitals]

Eternity- can be used both for stalling and preventing deck-out at a regular basis
Fate egg- Fun and random, need I say more?

[RagidyRock]

The two cards I voted on (and surprised to see little love for) are:

  REVERSE TIME

A card I wish I had more use for in my Rainbow decks.   Not only does this card remove creature buffs (thus potentially creating a plethora of dead cards), it puts the creature back where it belongs; the owner's deck.  This not only slows down the enemy's advance, it also delays them from drawing all-important cards; the Golden Hourglass may be the champion of moving Time forward, but never forget that Time works both ways.   With the power to slow down, delay, and even stop the opponent for a low cost, you're looking at a very resourceful and timely card; or, if you're on the receiving end of one, a deal-breaker.

  ANUBIS

Keeping the creatures in my Rainbow decks alive since 1997, this handsome gentlemen gives a beating and keeps on ticking. 8)  As slow as it may be to get him started, you'll soon find yourself in the winning position when all your creatures no longer be the victims of your enemies' whim (except for shields; but nobody's perfect).  The Elite version of the Anubis gets even better with his Immortality costing from 2 to 1 , making it even easier for you to create the invincible army of your dreams.  At 5/8, he can stand alone in some of the worst conditions; once the Aether arrives, have fun trying to get rid of him and his companions.