| Name | Time Stretch  |
|---|---|
| Type | Sorcery |
| Description | Target player takes two extra turns after this one. |
| Flavor | "Eu juro que só queria umas horinhas extras pra fazer o dever de casa!" — Petra, cronomante novata |
| Artist | Paolo Parente |
| Set | The List #1034 |
| Wallpaper |  download |
| Image |  download |
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Time Stretch, Sorcery, designed by Paolo Parente first released in Oct, 2001 in the set Odyssey and was printed exactly in 6 different ways. It see play in 1 formats: Premodern. It's a key card in 6 combos.
A control deck that aims to stall the game and outlast the opponent would benefit from using Time Stretch, as it can provide a significant advantage by giving the player extra turns to draw more cards, play more spells, and ultimately secure the win. While Time Stretch is a powerful card, it is quite expensive and may not always be the most efficient option. Other cards like Time Warp or Nexus of Fate may offer similar effects at a lower cost, making them potentially better choices depending on the deck's strategy and mana curve. Overall, Time Stretch could see play in certain control decks looking for a game-ending advantage, but its high cost and competition from other cards may limit its inclusion in some decks.
10/04/04
If multiple “extra turn” effects resolve in the same turn, take them in the reverse of the order that the effects resolved.
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