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Eh; stretching into another language has a certain je ne sais où.
It seems a natural enough stretching of soulbond; and making this become a creature is a neat sidestep around the whole "Ok, so I granted an artifact +1/+1. Wat?" problem. (Most keywords, lifelink, deathtouch, regenerate etc. have already been applied to artifacts, so those'd be fine.)
For the stretching, and for being a really really cheap Clone (with a drawback, but colourless!), probably ought to be rarer. And pricier.
This is just begging for an extremely narrow fetch card that can only find this card; just so it can be called "Where's Waldo?"
(And it pains me to type that, because his name is Wally, dammit)
A Waldo is a remote robotic manipulator. I know soulbond technically only works on creatures, but we can pretend it works in any permanent. I'm not sure if the copy ability works; does it need to have the ability while it's a copy in order to remain a copy?
Untapping the opponents' lands is unlikely to help them much on a sorcery, indeed. Although I guess this way they have 7 chances to find a useful instant they can cast with the mana...
Scratch that. If I reduce it to CMC 1, it only untaps one land. I'm going to try this mechanic again, but on a mid-sized creature where I can balance it better. See Fiery-Tempered Swine.
I didn't realize that was a thing. I reduced the cost to ; you still can't play it until turn 2 (1.5 on the draw), but you can play two of them.
Any reason why you decided to make this card 'worse' than Ashcoat Bear, dude?
I simply changed Time Spiral to target other people's lands. I didn't try to balance it. Since you mention it, I will.
Why does this cost more than Time Reversal? You can't cast it unless there are six lands to target, and then it's untapping your opponents' lands, though that's probably not that useful to them since this is a sorcery.
I think the exile clause should go at the end.
Is the inverse free mechanic more balanced than the normal one?
What were you intending to be the point, dude1818?
Well,this allows you to exile their annoying utility creature off the back of their 1/1 evasive one; but yeah, pretty similar usually.
It's closer to Reciprocate, but whatever.
Oh?
It is Dispatch. That's the point.
Yeah, it's probably a bit too similar to Dispatch, sadly.
Reminds me of Dispatch.
I do wish for an Orzhov sweeper, but I feel like it won't be printed because of Supreme Verdict.