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Sorry, I skimmed over Shift the Blame. That would work.
Made him 1/6.
Yeah, he only bounces from the battlefield. It's meant as a "drawback." Also, he dies to your own Final Judgment or Day of Judgment, since it's only "your opponents" that can't hurt him. The high toughness is to get around -X/-X without stating it. He's just out of the reach of Dismember. I think I may give him 1 power, actually. I mean, Wall of Denial has 8 toughness.
The Wall of Denial comparison is a good one. This is also legendary. (And yes, it'll only self-bounce from the battlefield, not the graveyard or exile zone.)
jmgariepy: Pacifism et al will solve the problem. I agree it's risky to have such a persistent wall, it may make long stalls, but there are some reasonable answers. Yeah, Wall of Denial is a good comparison.
You mention Wild Mongrel, but "return to hand" will only function from play unless otherwise specified (?) and I assume that's the intent.
Though, to be fair, it's probably about as powerful as Wall of Denial...
Cho-Manno could be Terrored. There is nothing your opponent can do to get rid of this wall, short of giving him -X/-X or bounce. Even then, that's far from a permanent solution, seeing as he comes back when you cast a creature.
He also seems incredibly good with Wild Mongrel and his ilk. Free discard, comboed with playing lots of creatures = good chunk of life on the cheap.
While I wouldn't play this guy if I intended on attacking, this would be an automatic x4 in any control deck as far as I can tell...
If you're looking for a combo, Doran, the Siege Tower is probably better than anything more complicated :)
Heee. Funky ability. Not quite sure why he's got such a high toughness given he can't be damaged by opponents.
I think 3 mana is about right: he'll bounce around gaining a little life and doing a Cho-Manno, Revolutionary impression, without getting too out-of-hand.
Combo with Final Judgment and either Shift the Blame, or Hive Mind + Cursecatcher, to result in "exile all creatures except this guy". Which... doesn't achieve much, as he's a 0/6. Oh well.
"Toughness" was supposed to be "Power." Anyway, I think the ability is fair. I mean, if you're sacrificing a planeswalker to kill a creature...
make the second ability -X where X is equalt o Target Creature'as toughness - that way he can only kill things if he has enough loyalty counters to get past their toughness.
I do think it's great flavor, though.
I only really liked his first ability. I've changed his middle, and I'm considering changing the last one because it feels too similar to Liliana's. However, I'm worried as to whether or not it's too good, since he could theoretically self-sacrifice to kill any creature, regardless of size. Then again, a 4 mana sorcery-speed "destroy creature" effect doesn't seem too bad.
That was indeed the inspiration.
Interesting. Like a one-shot Aurification, but much harder to remove. Splashy enough to be mythic.
I had changed her elsewhere and forgot to change her on here.
Changed some loyalties around.
Hmmm... The numbers may need tweaking. This is now a 2 turn countdown to making all your guys 8/8 tramplers. Compare with Garruk Wildspeaker, who "merely" cast Overrun for 1 turn. I think either the loyalty cost for the ultimate needs to go up, or the "8/8" in it needs to come down.
Flipped abilities.
He also turns Sheltering Ancient into a beast, if you can keep it alive past its own counters.
Yup. Originally was "all creatures are 5/5," but that's now to similar to Selya, Life Weaver's ultimate.
It also owns deathtouch creatures.
Originally, it was "Whenever a player casts a spell," but that just seemed too frustrating.