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See Hall of Mirrors.
Previously ensured that the revealed card matched the tucked card's permanent type.
{A} represents assigning a creature/worker to an action space. I haven't yet decided on exactly how that's done.
How does one pay {a}? This seems to be the only consruction card in the set.
I've begun writing the story of the character whose concept began with these cards. You can read it here.
Nothing. I made this right before I fell asleep and I probably clicked "related to this one" instead of"New Card."
I don't see what this has to do with Priest of Ordinance
See Priest of Ordinance.
See ((C85711)) and ((C85692)).
I'm on a rules-setting kick, I guess.
Thanks, Jack.
That sounds interesting, but bizarre.
Oh yes, I'm sure I've seen this before but now the abilities are really nicely symmetric it's a really lovely design.
I wonder if anyone's ever tried to make Reflective Magic where both players share one deck, hand, and set of permanents...
Thank you for the compliment. This is one of my favorite custom cards.
Looking back, if I desired to change anything about it, the white ability would become "Target creature can't attack target player or planeswalker this turn," but that loses a bit of the elegance.
This card is really cool, and I think the rules for the last ability are actually not that bad. The Aura was change part of 9th Edition by the way, and the card I know of that's most affected is Tallowisp -- it used to be able to grab e.g. Threads of Disloyalty, but became unable to after the rules change.
--CF