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On reflection, my best guess is that:
People keep claiming that. But Lorwyn had Streambed Aquitects. It is notable that Grixis Illusionist and Tideshaper Mystic both managed to dodge the Reef Shaman mana-denial problem, though.
I would like to point out that Wizards hasn't had a cheap permanent that can change it's opponent's land at instant speed since Apocalypse. I know I've read comments from their website that bemoan this mechanic for being too good at screwing up people's turns... the big beef being that cards like Sea's Claim, for example, only ever targets one land. A card like this can start by stalling early plays, color screwing the correct color in mid-game, then stopping powerful man-lands from working in the late game. All that, and it requires a lot of thinking about which lands to use it on when... a very important decision that gets very trivial sometimes.
Whether you think it's fair is another story. Apocalypse was a long time ago, and it might be okay nowadays. I don't know. It sure does seem like a lot of people want this ability to exist. Every time I see someone suggest it, it is immediately followed by "You know, this seems fair. How come we haven't seen any good 'Thing Xs'".
Hm. Maybe it should be 0/2 and "
: Untap target Island. 
: Target land becomes an island until end of turn."
Add a picture of a goblin setting light to the trunk of a tree, whilst sat in a branch of that tree and I think you've got a winner :)
Unless there's some cheap mana-makers in red I don't think this leads to too horrible an early turn.
I don't think it's too bad - you'd sacrifice your own mana acceleration in exchange for slowing your opponent down a bit (and, eventually, punching them in the face with a Sea Serpent.) I don't see that as being overpowered. Though maybe it shouldn't fly, despite the homage to Birds of Paradise you'd have to relinquish.
The blue member of the Llanowar Elves cycle. What's mana-acceraty, but feels blue?
Not sure if this is too versatile, it could easily just be "lands you control".
Inspired by Llanowar Elves, Elves of Deep Shadow, and Avacyn's Pilgrim I wondered what the final members of the Llanowar Elves "cycle" would look like.
R definitely wanted haste, but I wasn't sure how much disadvantage would counter that.
Ooh, d'oh. I intended people to be able to move cards out of any set they have editing privileges.
Dammit. Moved to the wrong place. Please delete.
Huh. Obviously my reasoning is a bit off :) I wonder why I didn't find it when I searched? Thanks.
Hmmmm. Interesting. I definitely do think of this effect as costing
, although you get a benefit; e.g. Mind Stone or Everflowing Chalice. I don't think being free the turn you cast it is necessarily a problem. It certainly is plausible that this is printable, though.
This already exists as Heat Shimmer.
Half way between mark of mutiny and the recent cheaper clone effects in blue. It seems like an obvious space for red, although it may be too good under some circumstances (if there's a creature with an overwhelming comes-into-play effect, although there won't normally be on turn 2, and on turn 6 is the difference btween 1R and 2R really mattering?).
What's halfway between llanowar elves and a signet? Has this been made yet? It may be too good in that it's free the turn you cast it, yet comparable to memnite in that maybe the effect is simple enough to be free. Obviously useful in metalcraft/affinity decks. Not sure how good mana acceleration non-green should get... :)
increased cost