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See Open the Library.
👍 I made the suggested change.
Edited according to dude's suggestion.
This leads to weird priority fights when an instant is exiled. All other card types are fine, since only one player can legally play them at a time. Maybe explicitly say "any player may play that card during their turn."
See Research Assistant.
See Rhyša, the Gatherer.
Narblegab originated on Danahar, the plane roughly outlined in Challenge # 112.
Thanks! That was the goal.
Fuunky. Seems legit as a red-white source of card advantage. I like it.
They're a little bit, uh, baggy? Like they have baggage, such as needing something two-sided. But I think it's a bit better than the tracks from my previous cards.
Now, those capacity markers are interesting...
Reduced toughness by 1
"arrives tapped" clause
No, this isn't intended to be a modal DFC, though I think that's forever going to be confusing for DFCs going forward, and perhaps confusing in another way because I've been making cards like Immersive Study and Vent which ARE intended to be modal but have no indication.
Thank you for the kind words, in any case. :)
Hmm. Alex - any chance of the "You can freely play the flip side" in the colour indicator?
Apart from that tech clarification - I assume this is NOT supposed to be playable from hand flipped. This is a really quite nice implementation of a 'nix.
See Obfuscating Fogling.
I think the flavour works pretty well. If you're creating a Desert, this would generally imply that whatever land was there before used to be more fertile and now it's just a desert.