Multiverse: Dying Wish

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CardName: Dying Wish Cost: B Type: Enchantment - Aura Pow/Tgh: / Rules Text: Enchant creature or planeswalker Enchanted permanent has deathtouch (Any amount of damage this deals to a creature is enough to destroy it.) and deathprone (Any damage dealt to this permanent is enough to destroy it.). Flavour Text: Set/Rarity: Dindou Common

Dying Wish

Enchantment – Aura

Enchant creature or planeswalker

Enchanted permanent has deathtouch (Any amount of damage this deals to a creature is enough to destroy it.) and deathprone (Any damage dealt to this permanent is enough to destroy it.).

Updated on 20 Jun 2018 by amuseum

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2018-06-20 09:18:33: amuseum created the card Dying Wish

by SecretInfiltrator:

So as I noticed recently on Shadow Clone (introducign hexprone as reverse hexproof) it's dangerous to have a keyword mean the exact opposite of another keyword and give them similar names.

On this card deathtouch and deathprone appear together on the same card, but you are inviting errors on cards where they appear separately.

Also drawback mechanics - does the title imply there will be more of them?

by Vitenka:

Ok; so this is half of a kill card? With the potential for downside (since if you fail to deal the follow-up damage, it gets deathtouch) and also works as a "cheap power up with a downside" which is nicely black?

That works. Not worthy of giving it a confusingly-named keyword, but it does work.

I'd go with alternate wording: Deathtouch (any damage is lethal). Creatures damaging this creature also gain deathtouch UEOT.

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