Erfh: Through the Ages

Erfh: Through the Ages by amuseum

60 cards in Multiverse

1 with no rarity, 17 commons, 14 uncommons,
13 rares, 1 mythic, 14 basics

5 colourless, 8 white, 7 blue, 7 black,
6 red, 6 green, 6 multicolour, 15 land

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Erfh core set

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Gameplay Expectations

Erfh should focus on the competition for lands and completion of heroic epics. As such, various card types on the field can be directly attacked, damaged, and lost. So it behooves players to also diligently protect their own things while attempting to destroy the opponents' stuffs.

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On Erfh: Through the Ages (reply):
on 12 Nov 2018 by amuseum:

Read the pages on Gameplay and Victory Conditions as the core gameplay differs from Magic.

 On Erfh: Through the Ages (reply):
on 07 Jul 2017 by amuseum:

Same core ideas as Information Age. Some cards moved from there.

This is a core set for Erfh series. Spans the entirety of human history and beyond.

Feel free to create your own set for other specific ages. Could be human history or not. For example, a Triassic age with dinosaurs and animals, no humans.

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{2}{u}
 
 C 
Agent
When ~ enters the field, tuck up to one one card from your hand. If you do, draw two cards.
2/1
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Warehouse
 
 B 
Basic Land
Warehouse enters with a storage counter on it.

{1}, {t}: Generate an energy of any motif or neutral.

{3}, {t}, Remove a storage counter from Warehouse: Draw a card.
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Town
 
 B 
Basic Land – Residence
({t}: Generate {w}.)

Town enters tapped.

When Town enters, scroll 1 (Look at the top one cards of your library, put any number of them on the bottom of your library in any order and the rest on top of your library in any order.).
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2018-11-01 02:13:53 by amuseum
Theater
 
 B 
Basic Land – Stage
({t}: Generate {r}.)

Theater enters tapped.

When Theater enters, scroll 1 (Look at the top one cards of your library, put any number of them on the bottom of your library in any order and the rest on top of your library in any order.).
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2018-11-01 02:26:41 by amuseum
Settlement
 
 B 
Basic Land – Frontier
({t}: Generate {c}.)

Settlement enters tapped.

When Settlement enters, scroll 1 (Look at the top one cards of your library, put any number of them on the bottom of your library in any order and the rest on top of your library in any order.).
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2018-11-01 02:05:05 by amuseum

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On Erfh: Through the Ages:
on 2018-11-12 23:38:24 by amuseum:

Read the pages on Gameplay and Victory Conditions as the core gameplay differs from Magic.

On Theater:
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On Settlement:
On Erfh: Through the Ages:
on 2018-10-13 08:53:35 by amuseum:

just learned about Eternal CCG. apparently drafting there uses 4 packs of 12 cards = 48 cards drafted. same as what I proposed here for Erfh. One difference is deck size in Eternal draft is 45, including 'lands'. I envision at least 48 cards into your deck for Erfh, including lands.

On Falling Apple:
on 2018-06-13 13:08:11 by SecretInfiltrator:

Now it's weird that this has an ETB effect that looks like it could help reaching the climax, but the card specifically prevents that.

It's like having a french vanilla with haste and defender - mixed signals.

On The Last Supper:
on 2018-06-13 13:05:27 by SecretInfiltrator:

One would expect that rather than having a tiny effect and the a larger version of the same effect for an unrelated condition you would have something like a small effect that helps reach the large climax - similar how plus abilities and ultimates on some planeswalkers work.

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