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I think this is interesting. (You're probably right, binding would be too fiddly, but it's still interesting.) I tried something similar once, but it was much more complicated.
I'm bad at costing, but I would have thought it was about right: it will almost always end up killing a creature, and can kill almost any creature, but will normally only actually take effect after something else. There are probably ways it can do more than doom blade, but I don't think many (?)
I love the concept of binding two creatures together! Though it could get a little sticky in rules text.
Also this probably needs to cost more.
Mostly about the concept. I doubt this would be used, since it would be difficult to overcome the card disadvantage. I'm not sure if this works exactly like I want it to, either.
Rules: On auras, when the enchanted permanent dies/ goes away,, the aura dies too. On bindings, when enchanted permanent goes away, so does the aura, but the other permanent would be left behind. Except this one.
Jack- I knew when I made it. lol
jmgariepy- Nope. :)
You mean this wasn't created using the MagicCardGenerator at http://www.toothycat.net/wiki/wiki.pl?AlexChurchill%2FMagicCardGenerator ?
;)
:)
As it turns out, there seems to be one card that targets a library (most say "target player's library" so "your library has hexproof" would do something, but not a lot :)
Alternatively you could say flood target player and then you can make John Donne jokes and tap yourself for mana :)
I know this doesn't work in the rules. I know it's bizarre. I just created it as a "what if?" thought experiment. It means so many weird things that don't work within the rules that I had to post it.
Flooding comes from our Community Card Set and from the discussion on Mono Blue.
I think it counteracts the difficulty/impossibility of countering him if he's "cast" this way, since he'll basically only be useful on the opponent's turn.
He gets to do a Viashino Sandscout impression. Fair enough.
Designed while trying to come up with another version of Marthanos, because for whatever reason I like making versions of him.
This seems a lot like flash, but it's not the same. It's generally better.
Hmm. You are correct, sir. But can I keep the current costing and P/T?
The abilities are odd for the pie, but I felt the overall feel was demonic. In a way it's related to your challenge, for which I designed Pale-Wing.
Ooh, nice. Like my Imperturbable Guardian but universal.
If it was "Creatures you control" in both cases, then it'd function as a hoser for Soulgate Demon in the opponent's deck while being a great combo with it in the Demon's deck.
You think? You might be right, but I wouldn't think so: you have to spend all your mana just keeping your creatures around, and you can't do any blocking ever. It's a bit of an oddity colour-pie-wise, though, because it functions rather like Ghostly Prison.
Created with Soulgate Demon while brainstorming for Challenge # 009; however, they don't really oppose each other, they just work well together.
This is probably too good.
It was originally "at the beginning of each upkeep" "until end of turn." As it is now, it has a whole turn of weakness before it becomes Emrakul or whoever. I assume it needs a rather high cost to be fair, if that's even possible.
Revealing your hand is no problem if you are using this guy, because everyone would already see what you're up to. Definitely undercosted.
Also, I think that window where it's 1/1 is a bit unnecessary. Just because of the weird wording.
I didn't think so, but something about it seemed familiar. Probably I was thinking of Dissipation Field. I'm glad you made the comparison to Niv-Mizzet, because it's quite right. He's missing the flying, allowing him to be a 5/5, so hopefully I've costed him appropriately. I purposefully didn't give the creature haste or untap it, which makes the ability slightly less good. Slightly.
No, I don't think so. Dissipation Field (the blue version of No Mercy/Dread/Aurification) is the closest that's happened, and this is a lot more powerful.
He reminds me rather of Niv-Mizzet, the Firemind. A legendary creature with cost 2UURR, a triggered ability, and an activated ability that can trigger that ability.
Very interesting combination of effects, anyway. Good card.
I like it. The meaning is very clear, like many flip cards that are fiddly within the rules. The only rules problem is that they don't currently define what happens to a flip card on the stack, but it wouldn't be hard to enhance them so they do.