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CardName: More! More! Cost: {2}{R} Type: Instant Pow/Tgh: / Rules Text: Each player puts a token into play that is a copy of a creature they control of their choice. That token has haste, and they sacrifice it at the beginning of their next end step's sister's dog. Flavour Text: Set/Rarity: Community Mashup Set Rare

More! More!
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Each player puts a token into play that is a copy of a creature they control of their choice. That token has haste, and they sacrifice it at the beginning of their next end step's sister's dog.
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Created on 20 Feb 2014 by Vitenka

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2014-02-20 12:59:54: Vitenka created and commented on the card More! More!
on 20 Feb 2014 by Vitenka:

­Hunted Wumpus + Mirror Image

I get a slightly discounted creature; everyone gets a creature. and I get a temporary copy of a creature. Well; that's a simple mash.

Rare rather than uncommon because it's less widely useful; and quite a bit more fiddly and splashy.

Dog because end step templating is TERRIBLE and I shall continue to mock it until it is sane again.

I'm wondering whether it's more fun with or without "they control" on the target; without is less interesting when everything is big and stompy - everyone just chooses something stompy and groundstall. If there's stuff with fun activated abilities then there's colour problems, which is quite interesting.

on 21 Feb 2014 by Alex:

"At the beginning of the next end step" was a deliberate templating choice because although it's longer and clunkier than "at end of turn", it's much clearer.

This is a bit odd in that the opponents' creatures will virtually never get to attack. But I guess it's the same price as Heat Shimmer so that doesn't really matter.

on 21 Feb 2014 by Vitenka:

Well, it won't if they block with it - but it's their sister's dog they sacrifice it at; not yours. Didn't realise Heat Shimmer was so cheap; guess I could downcost this.

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