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Attempt at making an uncommmon cycle, with Selene's Blessed, Quicksilver Weaver, this, Frenzied Painter, and Seedmind Caller.
This is very confusing, especially for an uncommon, but what can black do in this cycle? I'm not very happy with Frenzied Painter, either, to be honest. I considered having this turn things into 2/2 black Zombies. Whatever it does, it will probably diverge too much from the rest of the cycle for me to be happy with it.
Tired. Had a dumb name.
The whole page is italicized! I deleted the parenthesis by accident.
Since you didn't close the reminder text, the rollover text (number of comments and who posted last) are also italicized. Weird.
Removed "

: ~ becomes a 4/3 Elemental creature with forestwalk until end of turn." Why was this a manchantment?
Was missing shuffle. (I wish that was just an inherent part of "Search.")
Made another go at the wording.
Also it goes nicely with Seedmind Archdruid.
I totally forgot I made this. This is both ramp and a defense against Oblivion Ring, Maelstrom Pulse and Planar Cleansing.
Do ETB abilities even trigger if it starts the game on the battlefield?
That's true, but you'll be stuck at the same number of lands if you keep using it. Say you're both at five lands, and one of them is Strip Mine. You use Strip Mine. You're at four lands, your opponent is at four lands. That player plays a land on their turn, putting him or her at five lands. On your next upkeep, you sacrifice a Forest to bring back Strip Mine, and you play a land for the turn. Five lands. The cycle would continue until one of you ran out of lands to play.
I would say this is generally worse that Crucible of Worlds, which interacts with things like Oracle of Mul Daya and doesn't require you to sacrifice a land. Perhaps the power level of the Crucible makes for a bad comparison, though.