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Would it be too out-of-pie for this to capture permanently?
I, for whatever reason, was thinking more of Iona, Shield of Emeria when I costed this. She has the potential to totally shut down your opponent's ability to deal with her for 9 mana. This doesn't do that, even if it does have a superior form of evasion.
Well, the archon doesn't have "Can only attack alone" and "Unblockable" the way this does.
Do those more than cancel out? I can't help but notice this has grown larger since my initial comment too...
Hmm. It's like Blazing Archon but much more so. That was 9 mana and won in 4 swings; this is 8 and wins in 3.
Changed from Archon to Avatar and removed flying, which was fairly pointless.
No, I wasn't thinking it through when I made this.
Hmm; unblockable; but your other stuff can't attack with it... and your other stuff can't block either; but that doesn't matter because the opponents can't attack?
Slightly too game winning, methinks. Would you allow "Opponent takes 6+ damage a turn, and you can't be attacked" for only 6 mana?
Heh. Fair enough. No, it's not really a problem.
Not mythic; not blue; changed wording drastically.
Fixed dumb wording.
Alex, those interactions are why I made this only work on opponents. Is it really such a problem to give your opponents that capability? I mean, it sucks for the person running this, but presumably he would just sideboard it out for the rest of the match (if sideboards were an option). Also, that allows a bit of Johnny-ness with Bazaar Trader.
"If a spell or ability you control would cause an opponent to discard..."
This is an interesting/sensible effect for a discard deck to have. It's possibly better at providing a win condition than Megrim / Liliana's Caress, because the natural response to facing a discard deck is to empty your hand. Rackling effects will still get there quicker, but this is nonetheless an interesting effect.
I would however want to make sure this doesn't accidentally give them 20/20 Wild Mongrels and free Spellshapers. I'm not quite sure at the moment.
Haha. Yup, basically! I gave credit on Bridge of Glory.
Edited wording of first ability.
Oh, yay, terrains!
They're not able to attack, so they don't have to.