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Ha.
It's quite funny, but MaRo recently said on Tumblr that he wished Invisible Stalker said "As long as ~ isn't equipped, it has hexproof" since when it wields a weapon you can see where it is. Gollum, on the other hand, is invisible only when he wields the ring.
I'm not sure exactly how the rules work, but the intended effect is to prevent it from attacking since it can't tap.
Buwha? That's amusing. It's like Imperturbable Guardian, except a bit more like Arrest, but sortof a bit like Indestructibility...
What's meant to happen if the creature tries to attack?
I think I'd rather like to enchant myself with this, then see how...well, insatiable Insatiable Souleater really is. Or, since the whole point is that color is irrelevant, Immolating Souleater is cheaper to get out and actually does something productive with the repeated effect.
Odd. I like this, but it's got to be one of the few times where (You control ~.) might be appropriate reminder text.
I'm not familiar with the source material, but the name made it obvious.
If this hoses Commander quite this badly, you're right that it wouldn't get printed.
Thanks Vitenka for the flavor text.
I wanted it to also prevent your opponent from casting things from exile or the graveyard. Referencing the command zone seems like a bad idea outside of a Commander precon deck.
"Cast out the uncast caste!"
Or say "From hand or command zone", you've already paid the rarity cost, so you're allowed to use words :)
You could get rid of the 'hoses commander' by just requesting the card be cast, and not care about the hand. That would also allow players to use suspend creatures and Haakon, Stromgald Scourge... but, for the most part, it would do what you want.
Designed to hose token or reanimator strategies; incidentally breaks Commander. Wizards would do the former but not the latter; could this be printed?