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Top-down siren design. I actually had to stretch to keep this blue, since Sirens flavorfully want to be blue but mechanically want to be black.
Changed toughness and removed a
symbol from the cost.
Oh. Well, that's good. Though I'm not sure there are many abilities where it would matter, are there?
Changed wording so it's clear that it shares its own ability.
Oddly, I don't think it actually goes infinite. It just adds one copy of each ability from each creature to each creature, and stops there.
Reminds me of Concerted Effort.
I just realized that the way this is worded doesn't give other creatures its own ability, and also that it gives everything infinite instances of all of their abilities. It also has potentially dangerous combos, the tamest of which is probably this plus Gideon Jura plus a token army. They would never want to tap their creatures.
Ew. Clearly, this probably needs to tap.
I think Link has 'combo engine' hiding up his sleeve. Clearly, the cheatingest players out there will realize that you
1). Play this.
2). Play Earthcraft.
3). ????
4). Profit.
Interesting! Nice in something like a weenie aggro deck with a few expensive finishers. Which sounds like a bit of a dubious deck design actually, and also the kind of deck that doesn't want to spend a card on a mana engine. Hmm. Never mind.
Yes, this is delightful.
Syupid Kindle typos...
Thanks! I was trying to make another version of Swords to Plowshares/Path to Exile. In some cases this will be worse, but in a few it will be better.
A+! Clean, flavorful, and has interesting gameplay.
I actually made a similar-but-different design just the other day: Flickershift
Huh. I forgot I made this.
Yeah, you should override this to the "Land (colourless)" frame. The land-frame-guessing code is fairly smart, but it'll never be able to cope with all the wacky ideas people come up with ;)
As currently worded I'd expect it would trigger every time you spend
and 
on a spell, even if that spell is a Dimir Signet or a Myr Retriever. So it turns Change of Heart into a Lab Rats++. Not that that's exactly broken.
Looking back, it should probably say "If you cast a green spell and a white spell this turn, [thing]."
I assume the intent is, if you cast a green and a white spell this turn and it doesn't count if you spend GW to pay
?
I'm not sure about strength. Token-making abilities and abilities on lands are almost always stronger than they look, but assuming it does require two spells of different colours (or a GW deck), that's probably a fairly difficult hurdle to pass regularly, so it may actually be about right, but I'm really not positive either way. I think it's probably fine for usual decks, so the question is, is there anything it combos with too well, and I don't think so.
I think generic mana is probably right, but "ETB tapped.
: 
or 
," would probably also be fine. I'm not sure which is preferable on colour-matters lands.
It's funny that Multiverse gives this a colored frame automatically, because it should just be "land" colored.
Very interesting.