Multiverse: Pemberly Revised: Recent Activity

2019-12-24 23:03:44: continuumg edited Revitalize

2019-10-30 21:29:39: continuumg edited Disgraced Exit:

Now optional, in case you want to save your guy

2019-10-30 21:29:10: continuumg edited Disgraced Exit:

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2019-10-20 19:28:36: continuumg created the card Disgraced Exit

2019-10-20 19:27:08: continuumg edited Derek's Response:

Previously tucked the creature. Was 1UU

2019-10-20 17:40:56: continuumg edited Zeffa, Dyneian Maestro:

Undo that

2019-10-20 17:40:06: continuumg edited Zeffa, Dyneian Maestro:

Draw 1, Damage 2 -> Draw 2, Damage 3

2019-10-15 19:03:03: continuumg created the card Revitalize

2019-10-15 19:02:00: continuumg moved the card Condense from Pemberly Revised into Cards With No Home

2019-10-15 18:57:13: continuumg edited Derek's Response:

{2} {u} {u} -> {1} {u} {u}

2019-10-15 18:50:10: continuumg edited Vampiric Extortionist

2019-10-15 02:40:10: continuumg created and commented on the card Clockwork Butler

Is this a good rare?

2019-10-15 02:39:48: continuumg edited Sylnoran Coin:

now a treasure

2019-10-15 02:39:38: continuumg edited Gallasthene Coin:

now a treasure

2019-10-15 02:39:25: continuumg edited Grambyre Coin:

now a treasure

2019-10-15 02:39:14: continuumg edited Dyneian Coin:

now a treasure

2019-10-15 02:39:04: continuumg edited Trellican Coin:

now a treasure

2019-10-11 05:29:16: continuumg commented on Farrah, Duchess of Gallasthene

I’m aware I’ve increased the power, but the aesthetics seemed to be causing the most problems. I’ll probably bump this back up to six mana, though.

If the power level ends up seeming way too high, I could always put her on top of the library, instead. Or shuffle her in if that, even, is too good.

2019-10-11 03:50:35: Link commented on Farrah, Duchess of Gallasthene

The pseudo-dash actually makes this more powerful, in some ways. If you're willing to pay the mana, you get two removal spells every turn.

2019-10-10 21:00:42: continuumg edited Autumn, Duchess of Dyneia

2019-10-10 20:54:34: continuumg edited Farrah, Duchess of Gallasthene

2019-10-10 20:54:04: continuumg edited Farrah, Duchess of Gallasthene:

Removed the not been chosen condition, removed vigilance. Dropped cost by 1. Traded Haste for pseudo-dash. Otherwise sticking to my guns, here

2019-10-10 15:54:11: SecretInfiltrator commented on Farrah, Duchess of Gallasthene

I think the great weakness of this design is that the trigger conditions actually don't really mesh well with getting two triggers and the effects only partly support it.

How cool would a variant of this be with a condition that is more easily triggered multiple times a turn (cast a spell) and more modes?

I think, a neat aspect would be to have to remove vigilance and add a "untap creatures you control" mode - maybe reducing the pump in the process? I'm thinking of an outright Seize the Day as an option as well - which would both allow this to get an additional attack or make it a great support for some big dumb flier to get a second swing in.

There is potential in here in the multiple once-per-turn modes, but the card doesn't really make the best use of that potential.

2019-10-10 15:31:03: SecretInfiltrator commented on Pristine Estates

This one is especially neat untapping another one of the cycle. Actually I almost feel the set should have a color-neutral Deserted Temple "lord" rather than this, but the effect definitely fits green-blue and is both potent but niche enough to fit the cycle.

2019-10-10 15:28:45: SecretInfiltrator commented on Beautiful Estates

This seems good. It definitely doesn't need an upgrade - especially if it plays into an archetype.

Durdling/rummaging is something that nicely benefits from the instant speed without being overwhelmingly pushed.

2019-10-10 15:28:01: continuumg commented on Foreboding Estates

Or the triggered ability of Strength from the Fallen?

2019-10-10 15:26:52: SecretInfiltrator commented on Glorious Estates

An appropriate effect for red-white. The double-slowness of the effect makes this awkward though since usually red-white wants to be aggressive and would be thankful for this kind of effect as a mana-sink to get just one more attacker quickly from hellbent/top-deck mode.

It feels other token producing color combinations (white-black?) would be more at ease with the slow pace of this cycle, while red-white might not mind something giving your existing creatures an edge, but I'd have to dip deeper into the set to see what each color actually cares about to be certain.

2019-10-10 15:25:34: continuumg edited Foreboding Estates

2019-10-10 15:24:31: continuumg commented on Foreboding Estates

Maybe like a Disentomb then?

2019-10-10 15:21:25: SecretInfiltrator commented on Foreboding Estates

This breaks the color pie quite neatly. You wouldn't see this kind of edict effect on a monogreen card. Nothing about it. The other members of the cycle are either fine on the pie or in pie bending territory, but this one doesn't even straddle the line.

This is so far off the mark that this isn't even a {b/g} vs. {b} {g} issue. On any black-green card - even gold - I'd wonder why there is green in the cost of Innocent Blood.

Graveyard interactions seem more in the ballpark for this. Deathtouch I'd be wary of as well, but less so than an outright edict.