Yes the reference was deliberate, nice catch :)
Yes it is worse than Raise the Alarm; but remember, this is meant to show unwilling recruits with no training whatsoever. It will also work into the 'citizens in revolt' theme that will be developed.
As you can see from Peasant Agitator, there are cards in the set that care about citizens and that can boost them. Given the lower power level intended for this block I think this card is right. But you are correct, Inferior to Nip Gwyllion.
I think it is balanced, especially taking tribal into account. There are many more things that boost soldiers than there are that boost angels. I have put a fair bit of work into trying to get the rarities right so thanks.
repeatable Tome Scour on a 1/1 Wizard body. Much like its inspiration it costs and a card from your hand each time you activate it. Good for mid to late game if you have a land flood or draw your cheap creatures that will have no effective impact on the game.
Also will work well with Gravecast cards that appear in later sets. Endless Legion is kind of a Gravecast preview and I may update it to have the mechanic once I'm happy that it works properly.
repeatable Tome Scour on a 1/1 Wizard body. Much like its inspiration it costs and a card from your hand each time you activate it. Good for mid to late game if you have a land flood or draw your cheap creatures that will have no effective impact on the game.
Also will work well with Gravecast cards that appear in later sets. Endless Legion is kind of a Gravecast preview and I may update it to have the mechanic once I'm happy that it works properly.
In another setting maybe that would be right. Remember in the first set of the block, the power level is deliberately a little low to represent how hard it is to marshall enough mana to cast a spell effectively. maybe I can represent that with an alternate casting cost that makes it weaker. ?
or make it & controller only need to pay 2 ???
Yes the reference was deliberate, nice catch :) Yes it is worse than Raise the Alarm; but remember, this is meant to show unwilling recruits with no training whatsoever. It will also work into the 'citizens in revolt' theme that will be developed.
As you can see from Peasant Agitator, there are cards in the set that care about citizens and that can boost them. Given the lower power level intended for this block I think this card is right. But you are correct, Inferior to Nip Gwyllion.
I think it is balanced, especially taking tribal into account. There are many more things that boost soldiers than there are that boost angels. I have put a fair bit of work into trying to get the rarities right so thanks.
I really appreciate all the feedback, it is a huge help. Comments duly noted and changes made.
Noted, the name has been changed and still reflects the flavour of the card. Thanks
Yeah it is inferior, and that was intentional. Power level in this set (as 1st set of block) is deliberately a little low, especially at common.
repeatable Tome Scour on a 1/1 Wizard body. Much like its inspiration it costs
and a card from your hand each time you activate it. Good for mid to late game if you have a land flood or draw your cheap creatures that will have no effective impact on the game.
Also will work well with Gravecast cards that appear in later sets. Endless Legion is kind of a Gravecast preview and I may update it to have the mechanic once I'm happy that it works properly.
Chris, I get what you mean and change has been made.
repeatable Tome Scour on a 1/1 Wizard body. Much like its inspiration it costs
and a card from your hand each time you activate it. Good for mid to late game if you have a land flood or draw your cheap creatures that will have no effective impact on the game.
Also will work well with Gravecast cards that appear in later sets. Endless Legion is kind of a Gravecast preview and I may update it to have the mechanic once I'm happy that it works properly.
That is why I wbnr with
rather than the normal 
. Am thinking of moving it up to Uncommon and having them both flicker ????
In another setting maybe that would be right. Remember in the first set of the block, the power level is deliberately a little low to represent how hard it is to marshall enough mana to cast a spell effectively. maybe I can represent that with an alternate casting cost that makes it weaker. ? or make it
& controller only need to pay 2 ???