Blairdhile: Horrendous Heaven
Blairdhile: Horrendous Heaven by Sorrow
249 cards in Multiverse
101 commons, 80 uncommons, 53 rares, 15 mythics
28 white, 28 blue, 28 black, 28 red,
28 green, 70 multicolour, 19 artifact, 20 land
31 comments total
A tyrant angel claims its trying to save the plane, but the angel gives only destruction and vengeance.
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. Spend this mana only to pay for the abilities of artifacts or creatures you control.
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. Spend this mana only to pay for the abilities of artifacts or creatures you control.
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: Reveal the top card of your library. If a land or creature card is revealed this way, you may add it to your hand. Otherwise, you may put put that card back on the top or bottom of your library. Shred Again
(Once per turn, when you activate one of this creature's abilities, you may pay
, if you do, another target creature you control copies this ability when it attacks this turn. You may choose new targets for the copy.)2/5
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When this creature enters, choose a creature card with mana value 1 in your graveyard, then do the same for creature cards with mana value 2 and 3. Return those cards to your hand.
When this creature enters, choose a creature card with mana value 1 in your graveyard, then do the same for creature cards with mana value 2 and 3. Return those cards to your hand.
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Exile target tapped creature.
The deans of the College of Druvquiln will make a special time for you all to yourself if you fail ever fail to meet with them.
Whenever the enchanted creature deals combat damage to a player, creature a Treasure token.
When enchanted creature dies, deal 1 damage to target opponent.
When enchanted creature dies, deal 1 damage to target opponent.
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So I assume this means "abilities of sources you control that are artifacts or creatures".
I'm a bit dubious. Training Grounds exists, but this isn't quite it.
How does everyone feel about "The next activated ability of an artifact or creature you control you activate this turn costs
less to activate."?
Sometimes how something fits the color pie is the subtle difference between "each opponent loses 1 life" and "this deals 1 damage to each opponent".
I'm highly confused about the wording on "shred again".
The templating makes it seem like a keyword action that allows you to pay an additional cost to set up a delayed triggered ability. And that seems fine. It's actually a cool design space I've seen tried before and don't mind seeing more of.
But the wording of the reminder text makes it seem like this is supposed to apply to any given activated ability, which opens up questions regarding Auras/Equipment granting activated abilities etc.
But most of all it makes the way the ability is placed seem wrong.
What's the intent?
Blue can have costs reduced which was the inspiration. For a common one-drop, I didn't think a static ability for reduction fit. What would you suggest?
Blue isn't supposed to get rituals at all
This is strictly worse expel
or have it grant the damage trigger to the enchanted creature, like sticky fingers
Intentionally no "enchant creature"?
This could enchant an opponent's creature so you get Treasures out of being hit in the face. WotC avoids this kind of Aura intentionally.
You could choose "enchant creature you control".
You didn't quite manage to type out "up to one". So that's where the issues with this wording start.
You could easily riff on Gruesome Menagerie's wording:
It's also two very similar uncommons. Is that what you plan on using these slots for.
Also I fail to comprehend the flavor text.
Is there significant design space overlap- yes.
Is Arrow of Justice better and this subsequently worse? That is a different question.
Arrow of Justice is an instant which is better, but has two white mana in its cost. Additionally, Arrow of Justice has a more limited scope, being only able to hit attacking creatures. Droning Follow-Through can hit any tapped creature, even though it can only be used at sorcery speed.
I'll admit that Arrow of Justice was designed to be the more versatile of two where I probably intended Droning Follow Through to be played more with other cards in the doom metal faction.