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True enough, though I didn't really mean the name to be super literal.
"Ruinous" Wake suggests the attack trigger should be sacrifice a non-Desert and create two Deserts
Well, it ramps. Not all that ruinous.
Thank you!
This is one of those designs that came to me holistically all at once. I thought of the flavor and the mechanics simultaneously.
Token is now 2/1 — it's not really meant to survive combat
Nice! I particularly like the vigilance, as that allows this to attack without completely forgetting its ability.
Increased cost by
. Token is now a 2/2 Spirit instead of a 1/1 Construct.
Thank you!
I saw this a couple days ago, thought I'd tell you that I like this.
Cool name, too.
I'm going to change the name of this because I keep misreading it as "lightskin," which is... Unfortunate.
Yeah, that's it!
Are you thinking of Furious Rise?
This probably doesn't even need the hellbent restriction, if you instead made it "you may play the last card exiled with ~." That would make it more palatable to me. I feel like there was recently a red card that exiled the top card and let you play it indefinitely, but I can't figure out the right search string to find it
Oh, gotcha. I missed that on my first reading. I was neglecting to think about the fact that if you pulled this again it could just rather a spare creature.
That's what I was getting at when I said "2 or 3 creatures": you can play 4x this if you can guarantee having 4 spare creatures when you cast it, and you've got decent odds of getting your "target" sorcery if you have 2 or 3 spare creatures.
An attempt at RW, in-pie card advantage.