[Tribute] Raythar
[Tribute] Raythar by SecretInfiltrator
15 cards in Multiverse
10 commons, 3 uncommons, 1 rare, 1 token
1 token blue, 2 white, 2 blue, 2 black,
3 red, 2 green, 1 multicolour, 2 land
15 comments total
The Temple of the Travelers towers over Raythar, both physically and metaphorically. The inhabitants of this plane lead a hard existence, laboring ceaselessly to produce the crops, ore, and thauma that the Travelers demand. A young woman, claiming to know the secrets of the Travelers, wants to end their tyrannical rule by breaking into the Temple and sealing it off, but what are her secrets?
| [Tribute] Raythar: Cardlist | Visual spoiler | Export | Booster | Comments | Search | Recent activity |
| Mechanics | Released Booster |
MTGNexus - Collaborative Create-A-Booster #3
Recently active cards: (all recent activity)
Wither (This deals damage to creatures in the form of -1/-1 counters.)
Artifacts and lands you control have wither.
Artifacts and lands you control have wither.
Some people claim he traded the secrets of Travelers, but actually he traded everything he could trade long time ago.
3/2
At the beginning of your upkeep, remove a counter from up to one target permanent.
, Sacrifice Time and Age: Put two -1/-1 counters on target creature.
, Sacrifice Time and Age: Put two -1/-1 counters on target creature.Above all the Travelers will not discuss the possibility of mortality.
Workers you control get +1/+1 if you control a forest.
When one or more creatures you control deals combat damage to a player, put a brick counter on target artifact or Tower.
When one or more creatures you control deals combat damage to a player, put a brick counter on target artifact or Tower.
3/3
: Add 
. If you control two or more other Towers, add 
or 
instead.
, : Put a brick counter on Colonnade of Shields.
, : Prevent the next X damage that would be dealt to any target this turn, where X is Colonnade of Shields's height. (A Tower's height is the number of brick counters on it.)
Destroy target artifact or enchantment, then advance 2. (Put two brick counters on a Tower you control. If you don't control any, create a tapped colorless Tower land token with ": Add ." first.)
You gain life equal to the height of the highest Tower you control. (A Tower's height is the number of brick counters on it.)
: Add ." first.)
You gain life equal to the height of the highest Tower you control. (A Tower's height is the number of brick counters on it.)
Recent comments: (all recent activity)
See other cardsets
Source
How great is it too end the booster on a Minion. f there has been one theme to this world I thoroughly enjoyed is seeing those unlikely subtypes make a return.
I haven't seen any manlands, but this sure makes me think there should be some in there.
Source
As time passes Towers become less tall, but old age removes all ailments from your creatures. Unless one of them gets all sick at once, from then on change stops.
Source
Should be "As long as you control a Forest ..."
Brick counters for everything. Now artifacts and Towers. Losing focus here. No use of advance.
Source
Too much going on. Not using the advance keyword here despite using brick counters is a strike against advance.
Source
Inflated use of keyword actions. Also considering "height", how is "advance" not called "heighten"?
Maybe advance shouldn't be a keyword at all though.
Source
Simple version of the mechanic. All well and fine, but this is the guy who made the mistake of removing the exile-clause from conscribe.
Source
The neat part is that Tower is already an established land Type and not something introduced for this set. Not only obscure creature types getting their share of love.
Source
Funny without flavor text. Doesn't mean it doesn't deserve some.
Source
How is this not broken at a glance? EDIT: The set notes were lacking the exile clause. Much better.
This card has no room for flavor text AT ALL.
Source
Trepanation. Well, that costs the Tower every last sympathy point it may have had, right?