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And yet Aethertow is 4. And it has the attacking restriction. (Admittedly it is hybrid and has conspire, which might drive the cost up a little.) There's also Griptide. This is a little more expensive but it has split second and the bury effect. On the third hand, Unexpectedly Absent will normally be cheaper than this... so maybe

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White gets better creature removal than Desert Twister that's for sure. This is clever; I like it. But I'd down cost it by at least two.
Hmm. This looks way to expensive at first glance, until I realize that most non-conditional library topping in white already costs about 4. I have no idea what this should cost.
Sounds good to me.
Renamed
"For each permanent with a counter on it, if ~ has a counter of that type on it, ~ has all activated and triggered abilities of that permanent."?
Ah. Your Omnipotence would be more temporary than intended.
Heh. I can just see this now. Ok, great - all those creatures; back into play!
And then, uh... ok, wrath of god; away they all go again.
Given this is a 10-mana 'win the game' maybe make casting the spells optional? :)
Typeline typo fixed.
Consider for Anydria, set 2 or 3.
Yeah, but they still attacked, meaning that white has a reason to justify removing them. There's precedent for that, at least.
Are you saying you think this should make multiple tokens, jmgariepy?
Hahaha! Yes, I think it does!
Heh. I do indeed like it... (I also like being grouped in the same sentence as MaRo!) It's fairer than Path to Exile, but secretly still not very fair. Because you can kill attacking creatures before they deal combat damage.
Should I point out that it's a bit like Crib Swap? At least you know it's fair. Though, I don't think I'd be able to resist turning the creature into two sand tokens. I kind of like it when there's less 'obvious good' and secretly a 'maybe I can win this way?' involved.
If I Favor this onto a Vandalblast, does that become as crazy as I think it might?
Consider for Anydria, minus Enchantment type.