I don’t have to go into how ridiculously insane Sudden Disappearance is in Limited. Not only do you get a possible swing in for game with this card, but even then, your opponent literally has NOTHING on the board during their next turn until the very end. It goes to show how much the Wizards of the Coast developers put into sets that seem to only benefit the Limited format. Let’s admit that the draft format is perhaps the most commonly played form of Magic the Gathering. So if you were at a draft or sealed deck to open this card, then you’d be pretty happy. It’s fair to say if you get passed this, you got a steal. You don’t have to commit to White with this card, as it’s only got a single White mana symbol in its cost. That 6 mana will be worth the investment by the time this card is needed, too.
Now let’s look from a competitive Magic player’s or collector’s point of view… this card is crap, and unless I pulled a foil Gather the Townsfolk, foil Think Twice or one of the uncommon Lord cards, that pack is a total dud. This card has next to no relevance in Constructed formats. This isn’t to say it’s not a fun little trick in EDH to take out an annoying player at the table, but that’s really the only real use it has outside of Limited. Still, you have to give the set designers credit. At least it has a purpose. I just don’t ever want to see another one in a pack opened by me in a non-Limited environment.
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