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CardName: Sunseed Hedgerow Cost: 1G Type: Creature - Plant Pow/Tgh: 1/3 Rules Text: Defender {T}, Sacrifice Sunseed Hedgerow: Add {G}{G}{G}{G}{G}{G} to your mana pool. You can't spend all this mana on the same spell or ability. Flavour Text: Set/Rarity: Community Set Uncommon |
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, Sacrifice Sunseed Hedgerow: Add
A possible idea if we do end up going with the "amount of mana in your mana pool" idea.
Um, you might not be able to spend all of it on one thing - but 5 extra mana on turn three is a heck of a lot.
Wait, wait. I've got another one. "Add 10 Green mana to your mana pool. Then end the turn."
I can think of at least one card that would combo with; but I suspect it's 'un'.
V: Indeed it is; but you've given up your 2 drop for it.
The numbers were just a guess, and can be frobbled as we wish. It was just a potentially-interesting mechanic I thought I'd suggest we consider when we get to green uncommons.
Well, I fundamentally dislike cards of the sort "Here's a thing! But you can't use it. Hah! Sort that puzzle out! Oh, but we've got to balance it on the assumption that you do, so it's not actually a very good thing anyway."
To be fair, there's an entire player demographic who likes to deal with those cards specifically. But we should use those cards with a light touch. A few Heartless Summoning go a long way.
Adding 10 mana to your mana pool then ending the turn seems pretty good if you activate it during the opponent's upkeep. Especially now that mana burn is gone.
Ha!