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CardName: Destabilizing Seal Cost: 2U Type: Enchantment - Aura Seal Pow/Tgh: / Rules Text: Enchant creature Whenever enchanted creature becomes the target of a spell, its controller sacrifices it. Then you draw a card. Unseal {4} ({4}: Destroy this. Its controller draws a card. Any player may activate this ability during their turn.) Flavour Text: Set/Rarity: Xianlu Uncommon |
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The "balance" to the Yin/Yang. Spells only to keep shenanigans with cards like Mage of the Five Stars balanced.
I would imagine this would be used with some targeting tapper, meaning the enchanted creature's destruction would be at the finger tips of the player of aura - making the "revoke" ability quite useless. That would also make it recurring creature destruction in
which would be... not right?
Target of Spell, not ability. So it's a 2-card combo costing
that the target can pay 5 to avoid. Pretty sure that's already in scope.
Yeah, the usual "spell or ability" clause is undone because it's repeatable. You could technically destroy it before it's returned to hand by keeping 5 mana up for it, but your creature is still sacrificed. At least with the spell-only clause you force your opponent to "waste" a spell on your creature. I don't think it's particularly good without the ability clause, but there is probably a use for it in Talisman-heavy decks.