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It wouldn't really be an infinite loop, because you could voluntarily choose to end it.
Still looks like "I will run four of this card in my deck" to me, mind you. But much safer at this power.
Ooh, diddier. Now it's Divination or Wind Drake for
off. Less exciting - could probably be uncommon rather than rare - but amusing and playable.
Can I frobble four to the top of my deck, just to infinite loop? Please?
Made the 2s into 3s.
Vexing Devil gets to cost just
... but admittedly, this is a whole lot better. 
, or even 
, even with flying, doesn't seem that impressive. Blue gets a possible 3-power flyer at common in Delver of Secrets, and this is a rare.
It's the card draw that's a problem, right? These days, a 3/3 for
I think this'd be more likely to be
or poooossibly 
, yeah. Curiously reminiscent of Indentured Djinn while actually being completely different.
Yow. The current cost of either half of this is about

or 

Ok, not getting to choose which half you get is worth a downcost; but that much?
Dropped from 3/4 to 3/3.
I was also thinking that it should cost more when I compared it to Last Thoughts, though that has the potential to draw multiple cards per turn.
I thought that if Wizards redesigned Epic, it would probably look more like this.
Wow. Epic but you can still cast spells. Splashy.
This particular one is like a Honden of Seeing Winds that can't be destroyed. Might want to be 5 mana, but possibly 4 would be okay. Exciting.
Can the white one make a token? Having an "upkeep" of gaining a token each turn starts to evoke Eurogames in a rather appealing way :)
The last ability might be more comprehensible written as the equivalent "Activate this ability only if all lands you control are Plains." It's certainly a harsh deckbuilding restriction.
My first thought is to use it with Prismatic Omen, but that solves the problem a bit too well :)
Actually you'd have to run things like Sacred Foundry and Godless Shrine, since Clifftop Retreat and Isolated Chapel are actually non-Plains lands.
oh wow this is so weird it makes it hard to play with other basic lands though. you have to run stuff like the m13 lands with no land types
Thanks. :-)
Why's that, jmgariepy?
Mm. My first thought was that this should landcycle from play to prevent feel bad scenarios. I like my first thought.
Whee! Sylvan Scrying that can be played as a (painful) land. Nice. The pain (matching Horizon Canopy) is quite hefty but probably sensible.
Colorshifted from
to
.
Then again, Deathrite Shaman got to be a 1/2 with a lot more versatility than this...
Changed the name.