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CardName: Wisened Repulsion Cost: xu Type: Enchantment Pow/Tgh: / Rules Text: When Wisened Repulsion enters the battlefield, return X target creatures to their owner's hands and put X charge counters on Wisened Repulsion. When a creature enters the battlefield under your opponent's control, remove a charge counter from Wisened Repulsion. At the beginning of your upkeep, if Wisened Repulsion has no counter's on it, you may return it to your hand. Flavour Text: Set/Rarity: Cards With No Home Mythic
Wisened Repulsion
  When Wisened Repulsion enters the battlefield, return X target creatures to their owner's hands and put X charge counters on Wisened Repulsion.
When a creature enters the battlefield under your opponent's control, remove a charge counter from Wisened Repulsion. At the beginning of your upkeep, if Wisened Repulsion has no counter's on it, you may return it to your hand. |
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Could be a whole cycle here. Some sorcery effect that happens on ETB. The bigger the spell the more counters it gets. Your opponent can remove counters by playing the game. You get to rebuy the card when the counters are gone.
But is Unsummon X too strong? Or too weak? Could this have flash?
I certainly like the idea behind it. A cycle could be interestering
The counter removal could alternately just be an upkeep trigger.
Could be but that is inevitable. Neither player has any choice in the matter which could make the card better or worse (depending on whether the opponent is likely to remove the counters at a rate faster than one per turn). Either way, it's definitely less interesting that way