This isn't exactly inspiring or inspired given cards like Archon of Emeria, Eidolon of Rhetoric, and Phyrexian Censor already exist as Rule of Law callbacks... Phyrexian Censor seems kinda nuts, and it's uncommon as well - the new phyrexian sets really went hogwild.

Repeated big scries are discouraged. WotC generally avoids doing much of anything besides scry 3 or less. Something like scry 7 could take a ton of time to figure out.

It might make more sense to have it be something like, "look top X, put one on top and rest on bottom in random order."

alternate idea: an ability similar to that of "orphans of the wheat"

thanks! forgot to change the name from when I had it give an extra turn. Changed it bc seemed too easy to chain mutate cards and solitaire.

That name made me think the mutate effect would be something way different. Probably was that, too.

Extra turns on a mutate trigger sounds beyond mythic.

­Clone on a mutate trigger actually would make for a good mythic candidate.

There is some inherent tension here. Mutating means you are more likely to consolidate your cards into a single pile. On the other hand another mutate pile may be a worthwhile creature to copy.

Small for a Leviathan. Equal to the smallest (non-Segovian) ones, but on Ikoria, where the Cats are humongous, I feel like a Leviathan should overshadow them.

Great to mutate! :D

Simple design yet fits well into the set.

I like the little Insect token theme you have here. Mana fixing seems a good plan to have for a set that presumably follows original Ikoria's three-color foot steps, but the little creature token is also great mutate fodder.

This card in particular might even just return a card with mutate to your hand (or an efficient gold card that you now can fix for). Really flows well into each other.

The card's name reads a bit too much like a creature card.

Sure blows Arc Runner and Lightning Elemental out of the water.

Have we gotten this far yet?

just a 5/1 now

was monocolored, maybe change it back to monocolored?