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in practice, this is an expensive Manaweft Sliver
Wouldn't hurt to use the words "Other creatures..."
This enters untapped though, right? Since the replacement effect doesn't apply until it's already in play.
Slick!
Hey Adak, as it stands, you'd get almost exactly the same functionality in less words from:
Graft 1
Sliver cards you own have Graft 1.
I like the first one in the previous comment. If this dies, you shouldn't be able to keep donating counters. That's not how Slivers operate.
Scratch that, how about:
Sliver creatures you control enter the battlefield with a +1/+1 counter on them and have Graft.
or
Sliver creatures you control enter the battlefield with a +1/+1 counter on them. When ~ ETBs, you get an emblem with "Slivers you control have Graft."
I think this could be better worded as:
Sliver cards you own have Graft 1.
or
Sliver creature cards you own have Graft 1.
This is still difficult because they will lose Graft but retain the counter if it dies. The only clean way I can imagine for it to permanently give graft would be one of the above plus:
When ~ ETBs, you get an emblem with "Slivers you control have Graft."
That's a very odd wording, and I don't think it does what you want. Slivers cast after this can now donate two +1/+1 counters to new creatures.
How about:
> When ~ ETBs, Slivers you control gain graft [for as long as ~ remains on the battlefield].
> Whenever you cast a Sliver spell, it gains graft 1.
Not optional? Yikes!
Your slivers are somewhat inconsistent between old-style "All players get the benefit when they play a sliver" (Firebreath Sliver) and new-style "Only you get the benefit when you play a sliver" (most of them); but this one goes even further by giving you the benefit whenever anyone plays a sliver!
(This also instantly generates an infinite number of tokens, which seems excessive. I suggest "nontoken" in the final ability.)
The name here might be misleading now that Support is a keyword action.
It's the tiger from Kismet :)