CardName: Dehumanize
Cost: 2BB
Type: Instant
Pow/Tgh: /
Rules Text: Choose one - Turn two target creatures face down, then
shuffle them on the battlefield; or, Destroy target face
down creature.
Pay 4 life: Return Dehumanize from your graveyard to your
hand.
Flavour Text:
Set/Rarity: Mashup: the Gathering Workbench Rare
Dehumanize
R
Instant
Choose one – Turn two target creatures face down, then shuffle them on the battlefield; or, Destroy target face down creature.
Pay 4 life: Return Dehumanize from your graveyard to your hand.
Random Generator gave me Slaughter and Camouflage. When I saw Camouflage, I almost cried. What an exciting idea Richard Garfield came up with, and how many doomed Magic players and judges were forced to deal with how that stupid card is supposed to work in a normal game of Magic.
There's no way I could have stuck all of Camouflage into a card, but I did what I could. It's possible that with the easier version of the buyback cost, that quasi-slaughter becomes too good, but it's probably Ok.
Oh, and how about that shuffling morphs on the battlefield, huh? I couldn't think of another way of expressing it as simply, but, in hindsight, I wish it was on a few more Morphs.
Random Generator gave me Slaughter and Camouflage. When I saw Camouflage, I almost cried. What an exciting idea Richard Garfield came up with, and how many doomed Magic players and judges were forced to deal with how that stupid card is supposed to work in a normal game of Magic.
There's no way I could have stuck all of Camouflage into a card, but I did what I could. It's possible that with the easier version of the buyback cost, that quasi-slaughter becomes too good, but it's probably Ok.
Oh, and how about that shuffling morphs on the battlefield, huh? I couldn't think of another way of expressing it as simply, but, in hindsight, I wish it was on a few more Morphs.
Ah, and I'm reminded of the insane Oracle wording of Camouflage. Not that I envy the job of the people trying to write Oracle wording for Camouflage.
It's a nifty name for the combined effect, anyway.