Harrenswich

Harrenswich by Sorrow

249 cards in Multiverse

101 commons, 80 uncommons, 53 rares, 15 mythics

36 white, 37 blue, 37 black, 36 red,
37 green, 22 multicolour, 28 artifact, 16 land

145 comments total

Vaguely medieval England world loosely influenced by Robyn Hode.

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 U 
Sorcery
Create X 1/1 red Goblin tokens, where X is the number of tapped Goblins you control.
"There's more coming, a lot more"- The last words of Petyr the squire
 R 
Instant
Choose X
• Creatures you control gain hexproof until end of turn.
• Put a +1/+1 counter on each creature you control
• Destroy target artifact or enchantment
• Target land becomes a 5/5 green Elemental with haste until end of turn. It's still a land.
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last 2019-10-09 01:17:21 by Link
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Creature – Elf Shaman
Disorder (This creature enters the battlefield tapped if you control more tapped creatures than untapped creatures.)
When Rowdy Beastcaller enters the battlefield tapped search your library for a creature with a converted mana cost of X or less, where X is the number of tapped creatures you control. Put that creature onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle your library.
3/1
 U 
Creature – Elf Druid Noble
Edict- Whenever Lady of the Circle gains a counter, you may put a land from your hand onto the battlefield.
The rites are not her- she is only the messenger between mortals and the plane.
1/3
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last 2023-01-08 12:28:55 by Sorrow
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Enchantment – Aura
Enchant Forest
Enchanted forest becomes a 4/4 green Treefolk with hexproof. It's still a Forest.
As long as the enchanted Forest is tapped, all other permanents you control have hexproof.

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On Lady of the Circle:

This card is intended to represent the character Ferndry who's mentioned in some flavortext, but was intentionally not designed to be legendary, so I did not make this card as such.

On Gift of Metal:

the "without paying its equip cost" is not necessary. You also can have it enter already "attached to target creature".

On Full Armor:

That "gains" in the first ability is unusual. "Equipped creature gets +4/+4 and doesn't untap during its owner's untap step." instead?

It's weird that it's actually just a good idea to put your Archivist or Prodigal Sorcerer into Full Armor rather than a combatant, because now all your creatures "have" that awesome tap-ability.

On Ronson, Distinguised Outlaw:

Investigate is just a slow cantrip, and all colors get that. Black getting life gain isn't even a bend. White and blue both get conditional ramp anyway, although treasure tokens are a bit more versatile than normal

On Ronson, Distinguised Outlaw:

I have a feeling artifact tokens are just a way to get off-color effects into colors:

  • Here, black, produce some food for life gain without draining!
  • Here, white, investigate to get some card draw!
  • Here, white and blue, create Treasure and Gold so you can finally ramp!

It's weird, isn't it?

On Paper Homunculus:

Ngl, I haven o iea what I was thinking when I designed this card. I don't think the ability is inherently problematic. Rather, I want opinions on the name. I don't know whyI chose "Paper Homunculus." Well, something in my head though sacrificing the artifact creatures was homunculusy. The "paper" bit is the odd part. While paper was used in England in at least 1309 apparently, I'm unsure if it fits the aesthetic. Should I switch to "Vellum Homunculus" or do you think that's unecessarily creepy (as this set doesn't really suggest much of that sort of fear)?

On Lord Birchtorn of Tallpine:

Well, the issue is quite a lot of images we've tried out, found one that works. Then you changed how the algorithm fits it and they don't work good any more.

On Lord Birchtorn of Tallpine:

Yeah, I made it handle the case better where the image is just slightly wrong in either direction. But it's hard to say what Multiverse "should" do if you give me an image that's completely the wrong proportions. If the image is a sorcery or something like a land, often focusing on the centre rather than the top will be better.

I agree that making your own crops and uploading them to something like imgur is the best solution.

On Lord Birchtorn of Tallpine:

Yeah, Alex improved the card-art image fitting recently. The results are less than optimal.

On Lord Birchtorn of Tallpine:

Many of these arts don't fit and create these awkward preview images with the dudes' heads cut off. Also, linking directly to the art at like artstation is a bit wonky. Personally, I've created imgur albums with cropped images - well, images imported from MSE that fit quite well as 316x231.

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