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CardName: Hippo Campus Cost: {B}{U} Type: Sorcery Pow/Tgh: / Rules Text: Target creature's owner chooses: • Sacrifice it • Return it to their hand, and they lose life equal to its toughness. Flavour Text: Set/Rarity: Community Mashup Set Uncommon

Hippo Campus
{b}{u}
 
 U 
Sorcery
Target creature's owner chooses:
• Sacrifice it
• Return it to their hand, and they lose life equal to its toughness.
Updated on 24 Apr 2019 by Vitenka

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2019-04-24 08:31:59: Vitenka created and commented on the card Hippo Campus

­Evard's Spiked Tentacles + Into the Roil

Unsummon costing one extra; or 3 extra to also cantrip. And paralyse a crerature and also slowly kill it with -1 counters and also harm its controller and wow, this enchantment is a box of spanners.

Hmmm. Ok, maybe replace paralyse with unsummon? And make it a choice between killing it off and the damage?

Ok, I have the imagery of a mage trying to force a hippo back into their head. Let's do that. Pun for the name; fail to find art on a quick image search, and done.

2019-04-24 08:33:29: Vitenka edited Hippo Campus:

Using * for bullets gives you italics instead. Because of course it does. Markdown fail.

I like the pun (and the card) :)

Who loses the life?

2019-04-24 10:34:13: Vitenka edited Hippo Campus:

oops; add a somewhat important 'they'

The person doing the choosing; but lets make it explicit

So the person doing the choosing is going to put the creature into their hand as well? Even if it's mind controlled from an opponent?

Considering this is a modal spell the person doing the choosing does so as the spell is announced rather than during resolution, right? So the creature changing control between casting and resolving the spell needs to be considered as well.

2019-04-24 15:47:49: Vitenka edited Hippo Campus:

Oh drat it. Yes; it should be owner, not controller.

Doh! Yes; should have been owner, not controller. The aim, as breifly described in the first comment; is that you zap an opponents creature with it. They then have to give up on it, or take the pain and unsummon it.

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