Ravages in Swilften

Ravages in Swilften by joq100

210 cards in Multiverse

75 commons, 71 uncommons, 51 rares, 13 mythics

3 colourless, 36 white, 35 blue, 37 black, 35 red,
36 green, 6 multicolour, 1 hybrid, 11 artifact, 10 land

12 comments total

A set about a plane where magic is rediscovered over a Napoleonic era background

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 U 
CREATURE – Human Cleric
When {cardname} enters, you may exile a creature card from a graveyard. If you do create a Relic token. Protection from white
2/2
 U 
CREATURE – Human Citizen
When Public Executioner enters destroy target creature with a sentenc counter on it. {7} {t}: Destroy target creature
2/2
Arbitrary Court
{w}
 
 U 
Sorcery – Adventure
An opponent chooses one create three tapped trasures You may put a sentence counter on target creature
 C 
INSTANT
Choose one — • Target creature gets -2/+2 • Target creature gets +2/-2
 C 
SORCERY
Suspend WW — Whenever you remove a time counter from {cardname} you may create a Foo token, if you do, you cannot attack this turn. Create 2 1/1 white Human tokens.
 U 
CREATURE – Human Rebel
Dash — {1}{r}. If a creature is attacking you and you control an untapped basic Mountain, you may cast High Sierra Bandit without paying its mana cost and as though 1t had
3/1

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On The Green Fairy:

This was previously Seer Smoke. https://ibb.co/D4QzgqF. It was a legacy card, that I don't remember the reason why, but it ended being rare; which I realised made it a very disappointing rare. The update uses the original effect as a channel alternative spell and makes it a creature if cast regularly (just a storm crow, though). Seer smoke was a reference to weed and the new one is a reference to absinthe, this is why it is called the Green Fairy despite not being a green card. The art for this, is one of the more complex ideas I have tried to generate with AI.

On Ravages in Swilften:

First test completed. Sealed 6 RIS boosters. WGU against WGR. Three colors mandatory, double coloured spells are very limiting. First game was dominated by a Porcelain denizen animating food from Harvest Moon. Harvest Moon is busted, it is a "legacy" card (cards that I already had around from when I began creating cards) so this is not surprising. The update will make it slower and not infinite. Second game was won by a weenie assault, I got to use warband and blow a Hellburner to make way. Warband creates a token that works like banding without being explicitly banding. The warband token itself I haven't uploaded it yet, because it needs cleaning, currently it's illegible, it was a joke token I made. Hellburner is ok. Woodlands Refugee and Wild Alicorn are a bit too good; I will consider making them go from common to uncommon.

On The Green Fairy:

I don't know what I was thinking. Some cards are cards I had already made that I shoehorned into the set. When I saw this one pop in a random booster at rare, I knew I had made some kind of mistake. Marked for review. Thank you very muchh

On The Green Fairy:

I'm not even sure if this is better or weaker than the likes of Telling Time, Experimental Augury, or Moment of Truth - without even not taking into account the additional color intensity. With it, {1} to {u} for +1 to scry in comparison to Deliberate isn't huge.

So I really don't see why this would be a rare - it seems plausible at common though maybe you don't want scries 3 consistently at that rarity, but that's not power related per se.

On Unescapable Alley:

Thanks for your comment, I'll mark it for review. It's sort of an exalted counter, but considering it doesn't even need to target, it needs to have a cost.

On Unescapable Alley:

That seems like way too strong of an effect to have a land with no activation cost. Generally such abilities that can generate card advantage need to quite overcosted because if you have an effect on a land that produces mana the opportunity cost for that is very small compared to the usual of reserving a card slot for a spell in your deck. For example Memorial to Folly, Memorial to Glory, Gates of Istfell. With an effect like this, I would except it to have some sort of an activation cost along the lines of {1}{w}{w} or {3}{w}.

On Ravages in Swilften:

Gallery Multicolor-Colorless-Lands v1 https://ibb.co/album/TYYbvH

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