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What I mean is that the rules for that would have to change a bit, so that the maximum hand size "overrode" the minimum or something, to avoid the loop.
I did think of Jin-Gitaxias specifically when I made this, which is why I tried (and didn't really succeed) to work around what you said would happen.
By making it happen during the clean up step, it will keep happening until the condition is satisfied, just like how max hand size works. There aren't many ways of reducing hand size, although I guarantee that there will be OTK decks built around min hand size and Jin-Gitaxias or Laboratory Maniac. Just something to be aware of working unintuitively
There aren't that many things that reduce have size, though, right?
The intent is that it only happens once.
The reminder text makes me uncomfortable. What happens if your min hand size is greater then your max hand size? Since you keep having clean-up steps until both are satisfied, I think you just progressively loot through your deck until you deck yourself. Like The Gitrog Monster and Dakmor Salvage combo, except with no easy way to stop it
See Insistent Lecturer.
Yeah, this is great for turning your end-of-turn flickers into much more immediate ones. Though, why you'd play end-of-turn flickers over normal flickers on your own creatures i have no idea...
ETB is one of my favorite archetypes, so I'm interested to see how this interacts with it. I can't think of anything off the top of my head though. Also, I didn't know Paradox Haze existed. That card looks dope. Sadly could probably on be used to double your other opponent-punishers as well as RUINING cumulative upkeep (which is okay with me lmao)
I thought of it as a hoser, at first, but it really enables more things than it shuts down, I think.
Paradox Haze but for end step triggers. Neat
See Insistent Lecturer.
I guess these aren't actually related, but I conceived of this while thinking about the cleanup step after I mentioned it on that card.
Whoops, Froggychum was right. I shouldn't have had the cards name there.
Interesting and definitely strong. I don't know how useful this much removal is, though... Also, this will definitely just get bolted unless you have 3 mana floating and use it's ability on itself in response, leaving it still pingable, and costing you thrice what they paid...
I think you missed 'or another' in the first ability, right now it says Rortu, Abomination snow permanent instead of 'Rortu, Abomination or another snow permanent'...
I read this more closely; It seems pretty weak to only be able to kill cards with CMC exactly equal to cards in your graveyard... I mean, that will quickly mean you can't kill small things with this card, just huge threats! i guess it can thin out your graveyard to fix that, but it costs a lot of mana to do so.
Anyway, I'm still a fan. Snow cards are cool.
These aren't linked beyond being impromptu commander designs based on worlds I had already done.
See Jamiu, of the Greenblood Heard.
Did you mean 'Herd'?
This is a pretty cool card for a stompy deck, and probably even better in a populate deck.
Also: Hello, Alex. I hope you're doing well.
No, it shouldn't. If it does that's not my intent, though admittedly my focus has been away from Magic these last few years.
Consider that its effects happen, and then it enters exile instead of the graveyard as it resolves. It's not in exile for its contingency to trigger from its own effects. It will trigger the next time you cast another copy of it, though.
Will this immediately trigger itself? The other example doesn't seem to have the same timing confusion.
If so then, hm, this is a 2/2 flash and gain 2 life for
with "can't be cast on turns 1-2". Which... is probably enough to make it not unbalanced, actually. It'll make it really annoying to attack with an x/2 in limited if this is common, though.
See Secondary Recruitment.
Thanks! :)
Really cool, Link!
Yes, these would have a special frame treatment, possibly similar to Adventures.
I just realized that you get a different effect when you contingency cast it. I assume this would have a special frame to obviously separate the two effects?
This mechanic also feels similar to Hearthstone secrets. Technically, I guess secrets are halfway between this and Zendikar traps