Uxon: Mechanics

Blossom: You may reveal any number of land cards from your hand to lower ~ mana cost with {1}

for each land card revealed this way. Used on 3 cards: Blindroot Guardian, Mussaya'n Gladewolf, Titan Of The Sleeping World

The Mussaya'n mages are so close to their realm of mana that any mana used is quickly returned. this will make U/G decks very tricky, but most of the cards will be weaker. U/G will be more instant/Sorcery focused color. but with very cheap creatures.

Magnify: When you cast this spell you may pay it's Magnify cost, if you do you may choose an additional target for each time you payed. Used on 3 cards: Ultralessence, Multiblast, Mind Ascendance

The U/R Mages may lend power from the great well to create even more devastating spells then they could imagine.

Ritualize: You may have ~ enter the battlefield with any number of -1/-1 counter up to or equal to it's toughness, for each -1/-1 counter target opponent loses 1 life. Used on 3 cards: Daggerwing Vulture, Gravetunnel Giant, Carnage Wurm

This mechanic represent the cold heart of the mages of Haith, they use their summons as bombs or diseases.

Engender: You may choose to cast this spell for it's Engender cost, if you do exile it from your hand and put a 0/1 green and black insect token onto the battlefield for each mana spent this way. Used on 3 cards: Maggotgut Beetle, Chant Of Flies, Creeping Death

Not usre how to explain the mechanic, but i want the Engender cost CMC to be equal to the number of 0/1's. This is a way of showing that the B/G dudes are such cowards, leave bugs everywhere and run. This is their mixed defense in the quite big offensive.

In card text or details pages, write the mechanic's code name (playtest name) between square brackets, like "[Crittercast]", "[Bushido 1]" or "[Delay 4 {2}{R}{R}]". It will be expanded to the mechanic's name plus reminder text, such as "Suspend 4 – {2} {r} {r} . (Rather than cast this spell from your hand,...)"
To expand a mechanic's name but not its reminder text, include parentheses at the end of the square brackets: "[Crittercast()]", "[Delay 9 {R}()]".