Cards With No Home
Cards With No Home by Alex
2120 cards in Multiverse
500 with no rarity, 228 commons, 502 uncommons,
659 rares, 224 mythics, 3 basics, 4 tokens
1 token black, 1 token red, 1 token artifact, 1 colourless blue, 33 colourless, 253 white, 311 blue, 216 black, 243 red,
212 green, 454 multicolour, 53 hybrid, 18 split, 148 artifact, 171 land, 2 scheme, 2 plane
4678 comments total
Cards that don't fit into our actual themed sets. Open to all: throw your random ideas in here, or come along for some random ideas for your set.
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Trample, haste
Frantic Sesquipede costs
less to cast for each different name among permanents you control.
Frantic Sesquipede costs
less to cast for each different name among permanents you control.6/4
At the beginning of your end step, manifest the top card of your library.
Whenever a face-down creature you control dies, return it to your hand at the beginning of the next end step.
Whenever a face-down creature you control dies, return it to your hand at the beginning of the next end step.
: Produce 
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Whenever you draw a card, if you've draw at least three other cards this turn, exile Aotha, the Sapient Paths, then return it to the battlefield transformed.
1/1
+1 Produce .
0 Scry 2.
-1 Draw a card.
-3 Create a 1/1 colorless land creature token with ": Produce one mana of any color."
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0 Scry 2.
-1 Draw a card.
-3 Create a 1/1 colorless land creature token with "
: Produce one mana of any color."3
Ribbon of Sand deals X damage to target player.
Hydrate — If you spent
to cast Ribbon of Sand, counter each spell that player controls with converted mana cost X.
Hydrate — If you spent
to cast Ribbon of Sand, counter each spell that player controls with converted mana cost X.
Flash
You may exile a card from your hand rather than pay Force of Expulsion's mana cost, until Force of Expulsion would leave the battlefield
When Force of Expulsion enters the battlefield, exile target non-land permanent until Force of Expulsion leaves the battlefield
You may exile a card from your hand rather than pay Force of Expulsion's mana cost, until Force of Expulsion would leave the battlefield
When Force of Expulsion enters the battlefield, exile target non-land permanent until Force of Expulsion leaves the battlefield
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This was intended to count lands as well, jmgariepy. No comment on the balance, though. 😅
I dunno; I think this works as a way to encourage rainbow decks. Though it also works well late game in a mono deck too.
One problem with the "cost less for each" as a mechanic is that it only works on big stuff; rather than also while in play. You really only want it on ETB stuff though, because ugh, recounting this every time.
Snow lands Intensifies
Interesting. I wonder if you want to keep this to just nonlands. Because, as it stands, this can effectively cost
, or any other CDEF. And you can just use a single Harrow to get there.
Not that that doesn't require some deck-building and dedication. I just figure that this might be too simple a trick to pull off in two color decks that splashes for a third color and includes a selection of different, but roughly equivalent nonbasics. Which might cut into what seems like what this card's theme is supposed to be: Play with as many different named permanent spells as you can. If you can get enough different nonbasics, though, you shouldn't need to bother. Just play two different named permanents, have four different named lands, and drop two of these on round four. 12 to the head.
Yeah, that probably makes more sense anyway.
Is it okay saying "whenever a face down creature you control dies, return it to your hand" for backwards compatibility? Maybe "at end of turn" if you're worried about shenanigans?
True. This is a dumb card.
This + Sac outlet = Draw your deck. Ok. +Blood Artist = Win the game
The "FORCE OF cycle"? Supposedly consisting of Force of Nature and Force of Will?
One important note about free spells: They usually check for criteria that tie them to decks of the appropriate color e. g. causing you to exile cards of the appropriate color or basic land type from your hand or checking whether you control such permanents.
This just asks you to exile a card, so there is no such check.
This wording is cleaner. The cost is unusually mild, but you only get your investment back if the enchantment is undone, so it's not unthinkable - maybe a matter of balancing e. g. going for something like Journey to Nowhere over Oblivion Ring.
Wait, how do you pay a cost until something leaves the battlefield?
Ooooh, I see how it's meant to work. Huh. silly templating basis making easy concepts hard to express.
Hmm. You could keywordify the alt cost? Does that help?
Flash
Exile target non-land permanent until ~ dies.
Discast (you may exile a card from your hand until ~ dies instead of paying its mana cost)
No, that's no better. Ugh. On the other hand; it's kiiiinda a lot too good as it is. Even an outright:
You may exile a card from your hand until ~ dies instead of paying its mana cost is kinda good.