part of a cycle of 3C rare Slivers with 'nontrivial' abilities
might need some overhauling
adapted to new assymetric Sliver template
This was supposed to be balanced around symmetric Slivers. But in addition this is a card design very much geared towards Spikes which is not where the tribe shines the most.
I had decided to try out several variants of approaching multicolor including this card. Looking back this approach was far to mechanical in addition to feeling like a strong bend of the color pie.
Reminds me of Graveborn Muse. I don't think 2 life is necessary - 1 is the standard here.
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This was supposed to be balanced around symmetric Slivers. But in addition this is a card design very much geared towards Spikes which is not where the tribe shines the most.
Probably needs a replacement.
added P/T
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Reminder to myself to look up the rules ramifications of using a wording like "It's still a Sliver."
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I like using "bury"'s most general definition to save a line of text here.
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Heh. That's pretty cute. One of those cards that is probably balanced, but some people will look at and think is OP.
--CF
Yow. That's nice! Almost back up to proper Counterspell. And it feels like you can get an extra turn with it.
Strictly worse of course; but yum. Really weird that it's better at countering less important spells. The game-winning ones go right through it.
Love it. Have no idea how to art it though.
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mana cost: 1G to G
I use the more general meaning of "bury", also seen on Call of the Wild, which is "put into its owner's graveyad". :)
How do you destroy-and-can't-be-regenerated cards in your library?
corrected mana code
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original name: Dead Galemage
I had decided to try out several variants of approaching multicolor including this card. Looking back this approach was far to mechanical.
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I had decided to try out several variants of approaching multicolor including this card. Looking back this approach was far to mechanical in addition to feeling like a strong bend of the color pie.