Multiverse: Tesla Project: Mechanics

*Justice*: Used on 44 cards: Extermination Agent, Consul Soldier, Demagogue, Production Foreman, Overwatcher, Consul Magistrate, Protector of Spirit, Zila Patrolman, Hand of Tyrants, Archivist of Rulings, Master of the Silent Hand, Arbiter of Extravagance, AEther Inquisitor, Consul Peacekeeper, Extortionist Agent, Archon of Vengeance, Vaen, High Consul of Kaladesh, Inside Man, Mindleak Agent, Suppression Officer, Census Enforcer, Contingency Planner, Counsel Advocate, Freddy, Crowd Breakers, Consulate Faithful, Mage Inquisitor, Patrol Thopter, Dredgepit Taskmaster, News Censor, Information Extractor, House Arrest, Preserver of Sancity, Detention Center, Fifth Column, Consulate Guardian, Other Suppressing Agent, Equality Enforcer, Consulate Rejectionist, Suppressing Agent, Inviolable Asura, Crowd Suppressor, Avatar of Authority, Unrelenting Agents

X effect is against the law.
Justice -- At the beginning of each upkeep, if an opponent broke the law last turn, [EFFECT]

An ability word that imposes "laws" andthen gives you bonuses if an opponent breaks those laws.

Justice is meant to represent an oppressive and dominating government and aristocracy.

Current discussion is about whether Justice cards at common should all have the same 'law' or not.

_Raid_: Used on 37 cards: Sky Pirate 2.0, Outlands Bandit, Take Down, Opportunist Berserker, Murderous Blast, Police Restraints, Soldier's Insight, Battlefield Archivist, Pay the Price, Tireless Aggressor, Lesser Asura, Riot Agitator, Channeler of the Untamed, Arson Hound, Wilds Raider v2, AEther Bolt, Marati Forgedancer, Rhox Savage, Energy Channeler, Spiteful Brute, Wild Beast, Frenzied Traditionalist, Colossal Predator, Ravaging Reclaimer, Honor of the Vanara, Wasteland Hellkite, Treacherous Garuda, Chandra's Catharsis, Vanara Bruiser, Bioenhancement, Unstoppable Experiment, Tevari Warcaller, Murk Prowler, Cache Raider, Tigrala Training, Rebel Inventor, Ambush Hydra

Research: If you cast this spell for PARAM1, you may shuffle it into the top six cards of its owner's library as it resolves. Used on 0 cards:

Kicker with new reminder text based on Awaken. makes the card less mathy.

Replicate: When you cast this spell, copy it for each time you paid its replicate cost. You may choose new targets for the copies. Used on 0 cards:

Develop: As this spell resolves, exile it. You may cast its back face as long as it remains exiled. Used on 20 cards: Galvanic Accident, Envision Tommorow, Æther Fissure, Shining Air Support, It's Alive, Initial Hypothesis, Aerial Espionage, Curious Result, Magnetic Bombardment, Jet Stab, Viper Strike, Blinding Rays, Deflection, Direct Confrontation, Volatile Instability, Terrible Fall, Virulent Strain, Reborn in Blood, Fungal Growth, Forgotten Idea

Kicker and flashback have a baby. Kickback? No, it's an alternate take on research. The cost is now to appear on the back face.

Recharge: Create a colorless Canister artifact token with “ {t}

, Sacrifice this artifact: Untap target permanent. Activate this ability only during your turn.” Used on 50 cards: Prepare a Hideout, Controversial Experiment, Factory Automaton, Wellspring Tinkerer, Gelph Harvester, Mechanical Insight, Stunt Aerialist, Aether Harvest, Necrogenic Experiment, Scout the Region, Resource Struggle, Delivery Automaton, Essence Harvester, Pioneer Researcher, Aether Factory, Ruthless Collector, Repurpose, Neural Serum, Supply Steward, Impart Protection, Aether Animist, Assembly Droid, Consul Spy, Bengal Harvester, Siv's Matrix, Prepare a Hideout v2, AEther Siphon, Recharge Treason, Canister Researcher, Extract Essence, Flourishing Refueler, Fueling Station, Bottle It, You're Fired, Fuel for the Strong, Canister Pathmage, Aether Extractor, Transport Thopter, Wind Up, Hard Worker, Drill Sergeant, Brasswing Glider, Hurried Artifice, Run on Fumes, Reinforcing Refueler, Good as New, Aether-Filled Cityscape, Exploit the Outlands, Surveillance Mission, Bio-Research

Makes canister tokens.

Revolution: {t}

, Tap two untapped creatures you control: Transform all creatures with revolution you control. Revolt only as a sorcery. Used on 41 cards: Agile Cutpurse, Streetwise Urchin, Reza, Eager Recruit, Slumbering Vanara, Honorable Swordsman, Repressed Courier, Peaceful Protestor, Giant Laborer, Hooligan Looter, Apathetic Scientist, Timid Citizen, Curious Outlaw, Aven Message-Slave, Isolated Citizen, Renegade Outcast, Chain-Bound Ogre, Enforcer Knight, Kalna, Bound Fury, Ember Shaman, Daring Renegade, Outskirt Traveller, Kindly Patrolman, Consul's Fireman, Meddling Instigator, Watchful Protector, Bearer of Bad News, Reckless Researcher, Flight Engineer, Prison Guard, Apathetic Mage, Escapist Mage, Consulate Fireman, Daevan Warcaller, Covetous Dragon, Hard Worker, Angel?ic Vanguard, Flamewatcher Giant, Rare Fireguy 1, Revolutionary Herald, Rowdy Rioter, Caretaker of the City

This mechanic uses DFC's where all the flip sides have the following rules text: "Creatures with revolution you control enter the battlefield transformed."

Reuben's Revolution is designed to capture the flavorful theme of progress. Its mechanical goal is to produce an interesting and radical change across multiple permanents, which involves a level of interactivity with the opponent - in many cases, a shields-down moment.

This mechanic has a variety of pros: - Strong Flavor - Tapping your creatures creating a "shields down" moment. - The ability to stop the revolution giving your opponent and you a subgame of killing/protecting the revolutionaries. - Tapping creatures as the cost creates the most interaction with other mechanics.

Note that it is possible "though less preferable" to have a cost associated with the revolution ability.