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Well, I'm not sure we can say that white has Rethink. But I'm willing to believe that it could have Remand...
Could get even sillier if you Remand-ish your own spell just to charge it up and make it more powerful next turn.
o_O
White gets taxing and red gets rituals, so red/white gets Mana Drain, right?
See The Lich King.
See Spark of the Lich King. I was discussing the spark with someone and realized that since sparks can be stored in objects, and liches already store their souls in stuff, there could conceivably be a lich Planeswalker. Not really happy with its abilities, but I just wanted to post the concept.
I really like this card.
Hmm. Sultai decks like Write into Being and friends because it puts a card in the 'yard (the sorcery) as well as making the creature. This doesn't do that. Nor is there any chance of turning it face up. However, it avoids the big drawback of token-making spells over creatures, which is bounce. This getting bounced works more like Runeclaw Bear.
It's probably slightly worse, because Zombify and Turn to Mist work better on the Runeclaw Bear than on this.
I forgot about ((C41511)). Curious why this needs to be more expensive if the other is better.
Heh. Either this or ((C41511)) is fair. I suspect ((C41511)) is better, and this might need an extra mana.
What do you know, someone else wondered too. Answer.
it wasn't supposed to steal the spells
new name
Thought of this while making Fake Bear. Rare because of Counterflux. I wonder what this does to copies of spells, such as with storm.
Based on an ask on Tabak's Tumblr. It technically works. Can't figure out whether it's better or worse than a regular Runeclaw Bear.
Panic and distress! The Boggart Forager's are coming!
Added randomness
@jmg: That's what it says. I used a denser sentence structure but it's grammatically the same.
Interesting to note that this doesn't kill manifested creature cards.
Could, in theory, include the words "or if it has morph". It would be one of the few spells that morph creatures couldn't properly respond to... and give it some relevance compared to Doom Blade (Not much. But you get the point.)
I feel like it's narrow enough to cost
less.
This is indeed nice. I also liked Mark Rosewater's take on this pun via Black Knight.
Puns of damage. Nice.
Huh? No, it's the same level of card disadvantage as the old one... in fact, hmm. This one actually gives the person shuffling higher average card quality than the original Widespread Panic, because with this one you can ditch the worst card from your hand and expect to draw a card that's on average better than it.
Well, it's 'better' as a way of punishing people for shuffling, as it also loses a card form their hand.
It kinda makes your own shuffles horrible-bad, for that reason, though.
It is weird that a card named "panic" is actually a way to plan carefully for the future, though. This at least leaves things in a panic.
This is quite a lot better than that. Because the printed version at least gives you control over what the top card is after the shuffle. (Thankfully not immediately after the shuffle, or Unexpected Results would break.)
Fixed Widespread Panic. That card's design bugged me.
Heh. I like it.