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Recent updates to Pyrulea: (Generated at 2025-05-01 09:17:34)
added: subtype
was: "When ~ is put into a graveyard, if enchanted creature died, you may return ~ to the battlefield transformed."
Technically, the triggered ability could be shortened to "when enchanted creature dies, you may return ~ from your graveyard to the battlefield transformed," since state based actions happen before triggered abilities. I don't think it should be a may effect, but that's minor
Would this be better with the creature half upfront?
Creative: "Starlight" is a concept that doesn't apply to Pyrulea the same way as it applies to other places. Crepuscular?
filling Draft Archetype Uncommon slots
filling Draft Archetype Uncommon slots
Thrulls on motorbikes, playing card games.
I adore the combo with Deathcycle.
Maybe a better name now?
With prowess fading out, it's time to consider removing it from sets. This card could read "Whenever you cast a noncreature spell or cycle a card" and not change functionally.
Brainpolice's Pyrulea is now a thing. It's a parallel development effort.
"Whenever one or more other creatures you control untap, untap ~." at least will prevent things from exploding during your untap step
Depends quite what is intended; I guess. Letting a pair of them go whirr could be funny.
Maybe...
> ~ doesn't untap during your untap step unless you control another tapped creature (not named ~).
... would suffice here? It obviously isn't exactly the same.
Another, harsher drawback that comes to mind could be:
> ~ doesn't untap during your untap step.
> If a creature you control would untap (and ~ is tapped), you may untap ~ instead.
Tons of annoying triggers though.
The current wording of this card would cause an infinite damage combo with Power of Fire. That's because Forge Golem will get a trigger to untap whenever the card itself untaps. Just activate the Power of Fire ability in response to the trigger.
You could write "Whenever another creature you control untaps." But that just means that two Forge Golems and a Power of Fire and any other tap outlet creates an infinite damage combo. Besides, even without the second Forge Golem, this would still untap 4 times if 4 other creatures untapped in the same untap step, since it would set up four separate triggers. And while that might be fair with Power of Fire, it has a nasty side effect of rewarding rules lawyering.
I'm not sure what the correct wording would be. But I think you want something closer to:
"During your untap step, if at least one other creature untaps, untap Forge Golem."
That locks the ability inside the untap step, one of the few places in the game where players can't respond to anything. And it removes the 'when' trigger, which puts an event on the stack that carries over to the next step. I'm not sure if 'if' or 'as' is more appropriate, though. Something, I'm sure, would get the job done.
So the first restriction is just "Unless you control another creature"? (Actually, isn't that going to cause fights? Untap phase, I untap everything, not just the tapped things.)
I guess this is a combo piece; since it's pretty underwhelming untapping a creature with no abilities. Which makes it seem odd at common. But I guess that it fills a need for a middling creature that cares not about colour so anyone can snag it.
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