For Challenge # 122. There are zero black/green cards with fight. Which makes sense. If you're playing black and green, you wouldn't bother casting Prey Upon. Just use a normal removal spell.
Since it wouldn't normally make sense to play a black/green fight spell, we're given a chance to make the spell that much more powerful. Add a dash of Doom Blade's restriction for flavor, and the resulting spell becomes one half removal, one half beat down.
My edits update automatically when I change the card in MSE (I have Picassa installed on my computer, so updates to MSE auto-update in the cloud... and here.) Unfortunately, I don't always use the same computer...
Also unfortunate: Edits made this way don't appear in the log. I have to actively say something to acknowledge it happened... like in this case where the image was updated, and you made a comment after the image was updated, Link, but before I said anything. I'm pretty sure this is bound to some misguided comment at some point...
That's true. I'm not sure I could really make Multiverse detect that though. At the moment Multiverse never even looks at the image you supply at all; the URL gets sent to the user's browser without me even checking it's http:// rather than some other protocol. (I guess it'd be possible to make a private cardset using images with file:/// URIs that only works on one computer, if you wanted.)
"Unfortunately, I don't always use the same computer" - I've had success with storing things in Dropbox, and just using MSE on whatever computer I'm on, pointing at the .mse file saved in Dropbox. As long as you have both Dropbox and Picasa monitoring the same directory on one computer, that ought to work.
Another case I've noticed with noyahuid's Starcraft set: if someone uses Import Data to bulk-update a lot of cards, those cards don't get "edited" logs although in that case Multiverse does know that something's changed.
For Challenge # 122. There are zero black/green cards with fight. Which makes sense. If you're playing black and green, you wouldn't bother casting Prey Upon. Just use a normal removal spell.
Since it wouldn't normally make sense to play a black/green fight spell, we're given a chance to make the spell that much more powerful. Add a dash of Doom Blade's restriction for flavor, and the resulting spell becomes one half removal, one half beat down.
There's always Grim Contest... That said, I really like this card.
You're missing "UEOT", but it's otherwise a nice card.
Whoops! To be edited.
And presumably "target creature you control"?
Ooh, yes, this shouldn't be Blood Feud / Reckless Spite!
Though Malicious Affliction shows you can get something pretty close for 2 mana at rare, actually... hmm.
Oh, yes, silly me. That wasn't the intent. One more thing to edit.
Your edits would be easier if you just posted these as Multiverse mockups. :-)
My edits update automatically when I change the card in MSE (I have Picassa installed on my computer, so updates to MSE auto-update in the cloud... and here.) Unfortunately, I don't always use the same computer...
Also unfortunate: Edits made this way don't appear in the log. I have to actively say something to acknowledge it happened... like in this case where the image was updated, and you made a comment after the image was updated, Link, but before I said anything. I'm pretty sure this is bound to some misguided comment at some point...
That's true. I'm not sure I could really make Multiverse detect that though. At the moment Multiverse never even looks at the image you supply at all; the URL gets sent to the user's browser without me even checking it's http:// rather than some other protocol. (I guess it'd be possible to make a private cardset using images with file:/// URIs that only works on one computer, if you wanted.)
"Unfortunately, I don't always use the same computer" - I've had success with storing things in Dropbox, and just using MSE on whatever computer I'm on, pointing at the .mse file saved in Dropbox. As long as you have both Dropbox and Picasa monitoring the same directory on one computer, that ought to work.
Another case I've noticed with noyahuid's Starcraft set: if someone uses Import Data to bulk-update a lot of cards, those cards don't get "edited" logs although in that case Multiverse does know that something's changed.