Valnalia
Valnalia by Angle
15 cards in Multiverse
4 commons, 9 uncommons, 2 rares
4 white, 2 blue, 2 black, 6 green, 1 land
19 comments total
A block with a strog ono-color theme.
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Vigilance
Command – As long as you have three or more white creatures with power two or less, those creatures have vigilance
Command – As long as you have three or more white creatures with power two or less, those creatures have vigilance
3/2
Whenever you would lose life, instead put that many usury counters on Usury Demon, then sacrifice a permanent.
At the beginning of your upkeep, if Usury Demon has any usury counters on it, sacrifice a permanent.
When Usury Demon leaves play, you lose life equal to twice the number of usury counters on Usury Demon.
At the beginning of your upkeep, if Usury Demon has any usury counters on it, sacrifice a permanent.
When Usury Demon leaves play, you lose life equal to twice the number of usury counters on Usury Demon.
4/3
Put five 0/1 white Human Victim creature tokens with "This creature can't attack or block" into play under your control.
Draw a card. Then, if you have drawn three or more cards his turn, draw another card.
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The "pun" relies on mispronouncing "Usury" ("YOU-juh-ry") as "Ursury" (ER-suh-ry), and therefore getting "Ursa" -> "Bear" -> 2/2. Mistaking the Latin "usus" root as being "ursa" instead.
It's not really a very good pun.
Pun? I don't get it.
If you have a slight blue splash, you might be able to get away with "Donate, respond with Spoils of the Vault, and after all that's done, follow up with any number of things." Dark Betrayal, Tel-Jilad Stylus, and Despotic Scepter are all cheap ways to get rid of it after donating it.
This needs to ba a 2/2, for the pun.
"Only one permanent" - per turn, of course.
Human resources is much funnier.
Not sure whether to call this Human Resources or Gather Victims.
Yeah, alright, that should be relatively balanced then. If you go and pay 20 life for some effect, then you'll only have to sacrifice one permanent, but if anybody manages to destroy he demon, you'll be rather boned.
You can only pay as much life as you have. This reminds me of Delaying Shield; it works against lifeloss, but you need to sac permanents rather than just pay mana. I like it. You might want to make it work on damage rather than lifeloss, for balance, but that's up to you.
This is probably unbalanced in some fashion or another, but it's an interesting idea. Any broken combos immediately spring to mind? I think that things that let you pay X life might be borked - you could pay any number. I'm not sure the rules work like that, though.