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Mission: Design a Johnny land with fewer than 50 words.
Is this any better? I changed to in an attempt to have it be one land of each basic land type in slightly shorter words. Does it have to say target before each land type?
Hmm, I think the [-1] is too good... it's basically 3 mana for the better half of Mirari's Wake.
Changed name slightly. Still not quite happy with it.
Oops. Apparently I was not in the set I thought I was. :)
It would have seemed wrong if it didn't work well with Questioner Imrahim, who, I now realize, is sort of similar to Master Transmuter.
Or due to Master Transmuter or Questioner Imrahim. Indeed.
This one also triggers when it leaves the battlefield due to Boomerang which the wellspring doesn't...
Fascinating. I'd normally rather have Mycosynth Wellspring, but not always. This is the instant-gratification version of that. Probably useful in a few infinite combos.
Shrunk slightly.
Referencing Questioner Imrahim.
This is probably never going to be balanced without also sucking.
Would this be horrible if it said "The next spell you cast or ability you activate?"
I realized today that this is pretty fancy with things like Spine of Ish Sah. I don't think it's any worse than Venser, the Sojourner in that respect, though.
Oooh, very much. And it gets to be lovely and cheap because of it.
Made it work for everybody instead of just you. Seemed more red that way.
This really seems more like it would be a green card, but I made it partially as a reference to the fact that so few plainswalkers exist.
To me, a hybrid planeswalker isn't necessarily one that is either green or white, but one who views the two as having such a close relationship that she can use both equally, and to the same effect. This is, necessarily, a bit different from my mechanical view of hybrid, which requires a hybrid spell to make sense in either color alone. Still, I don't view hybrid effects as "generic," but merely a representation of the closest point of the two colors.