| Name | Eye of Singularity  |
|---|---|
| Type | World enchantment |
| Description | When Eye of Singularity enters, destroy each permanent with the same name as another permanent, except for basic lands. They can't be regenerated. Whenever a permanent other than a basic land enters, destroy all other permanents with that name. They See more |
| Artist | Eric Peterson |
| Set | Visions #4 |
| Wallpaper |  download |
| Image |  download |
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Eye of Singularity, World enchantment, designed by Eric Peterson first released in Feb, 1997 in the set Visions. It's a key card in 1 combos.
A deck that focuses on controlling the board by limiting the number of duplicate permanents would benefit from using Eye of Singularity in Magic: the Gathering. This card can be particularly effective against decks that rely heavily on multiple copies of the same card, disrupting their strategy and potentially clearing the board. However, there are other cards like [[Cleansing Nova]] or [[Austere Command]] that offer more flexibility in terms of what types of permanents they can destroy, making them potentially better choices depending on the specific deck and meta. Eye of Singularity could see play in certain sideboard situations or in niche deck builds that can take advantage of its unique effect.
10/01/08
This has the supertype world. When a world permanent enters the battlefield, any world permanents that were already on the battlefield are put into their owners’ graveyards. This is a state-based action called the “world rule.” The new world permanent stays on the battlefield. If two world permanents enter the battlefield at the same time, they’re both put into their owners’ graveyards.
10/04/04
If a copy card enters the battlefield, the permanent it is copying is destroyed and the copy card stays on the battlefield.
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