CardName: Cyclic Reality Cost: W Type: Instant Pow/Tgh: / Rules Text: At the beginning of the next upkeep, each player may search his or her library for a card with the same name as a permanent on the battlefield and put it onto the battlefield tapped. Each player then shuffles his or her library. Cycling {2}{W} ({2}{W}, discard this card: draw a card) Flavour Text: "Hwet, Syah, Heka, Isfet, Nekheb... The cycle perpetrate generations." Set/Rarity: Al-Weh'jed Rare At the beginning of the next upkeep, each player may search his or her library for a card with the same name as a permanent on the battlefield and put it onto the battlefield tapped. Each player then shuffles his or her library.
Cycling ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() "Hwet, Syah, Heka, Isfet, Nekheb... The cycle perpetrate generations."
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Wacky. Nifty. Relies on you either having more duplicates than your opponent, or more useful things to duplicate.
It's a bit annoying that this is a Safewright's Quest on turn 1, but only if you play first.
Isn't this a blue effect?
Green does this for creatures. See Doubling Chant, Bifurcate. All the ones that put into your hands are black, though, since it's more like tutoring.
Clarion Ultimatum, Pack Hunt, and the Howling Wolf cycle are further green precedent.
I thought there was a blue precedent that did all permanents. Dichotomancy?
Also - can be used as a mana-unscrew (Though not colour unscrew) which is greenish.
But white is very much the "Army of creatures" colour now, so I see no problem with this in white.
Ah yes, Mimeofacture is the other blue one.
I really think this is blue, or green, but it's totally not white. I could see it in white if it specified enchantments, equipment, or small creatures, though.
well, the white part is mostly because it's a symmetrical effect. Also I needed a white rare slot, and "Cyclic Reality" needed to be cyclical, hence the effects
now combos off with![[[Gather Specimens]]](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/named?format=image&version=normal&exact=gather+specimens)