|
CardName: Nozomu, Goddess's Disciple Cost: {R}{G} Type: Legendary Creature - Human Spellshaper Pow/Tgh: 2/3 Rules Text: Haste {R}{G}, {T}, Discard a card: Target creature gets +X/+X and gains hexproof until end of turn, where X is the mana value of the card you discarded this way. If you discarded a nonland card this way, that creature gains first strike a trample until end of turn. *Kill for Her* 3 {R/G}: Destroy target artifact. (This ability can only be activate during an opponent's combat phase and only three times each turn). Flavour Text: battle shonen plane- yandere cult faction Set/Rarity: temporary storage Mythic
Nozomu, Goddess's Disciple
  Haste
,  , Discard a card: Target creature gets +X/+X and gains hexproof until end of turn, where X is the mana value of the card you discarded this way. If you discarded a nonland card this way, that creature gains first strike a trample until end of turn.
Kill for Her 3  : Destroy target artifact. (This ability can only be activate during an opponent's combat phase and only three times each turn).battle shonen plane- yandere cult faction
2/3
|
History: [-] Add your comments: |
See Strategist Sniper.
removed "discard a land to draw two" as that se
If "Kill for Her" has rules meaning and associated reminder text, it should not be italicized.
There is very little meaning to a restriction to three activations here. Overall not too impressed with the mechanic. What are the implications of activating during another player's combat, but potentially multiple times? Does it favor a passive play style?
I don't know whether basing the effect of the activation on the mana value/characteristics of the discarded card still feels like spellshaping.
The artifact destruction also seems rather tacked-on. No real synergy between the parts of the card.