The Oncoming Storm
The Oncoming Storm by dude1818
263 cards in Multiverse
95 commons, 67 uncommons,
69 rares, 15 mythics, 17 basics
33 white, 41 blue, 48 black, 32 red, 41 green,
11 multicolour, 1 hybrid, 22 artifact, 34 land
396 comments total
A crossover between Doctor Who and Magic. It's also on Facebook! Check it out here: https://www.facebook.com/DWMTG
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A set of cards from the Magic: the Gathering trading card game (printed by Wizards of the Coast) using themes and ideas from the British Broadcasting Corporation television show Doctor Who and its spinoffs in television and other media.
Card layouts, symbols, etc. are copyrighted by Wizards of the Coast. Card images, flavor text, etc. are copyrighted by the British Broadcasting Corporation. These cards are a work of fan-fiction; I do not claim ownership over any individual elements.
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This set sort of stalled for a while. I'm going to try rebuilding from the commons up. First thing I'm doing is getting rid of gestalt and entwine. Gestalt is a really tribal mechanic, and since this isn't a tribal set, it doesn't fit. Entwine somewhat works, but it feels tacked on (it is). I need some new mechanics that fit the flavor of a time travel world. Also, a mechanic that represents the Doctor going around saving innocent people from monster would be nice. I would love to hear suggestions, because I can't think of anything. In the second draft, I'm going to try to keep the complexity and power at reasonable levels. I don't feel that I went too high power-wise, but complexity was definitely through the roof. Who likes making vanilla creatures anyway? I'm also going to include more of the Doctor's companions as legendary creatures. I don't know why I thought having only Rory, Jack, and "Mickey" was a good idea. I also have no idea how Cthulhu got in here. |
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At the beginning of your upkeep, put a fat counter on Adipose Pill, then create a 0/0 black Adipose creature token. Put X +1/+1 counters on it, where X is the number of fat counters on Adipose Pill.
Enchanted creature gets -1/-1 for each fat counter on Adipose Pill.
If a creature dealt damage by Weeping Angel this turn would die, exile that creature instead.
At the beginning of combat on your turn, you may have Weeping Angel become an Angel creature with power and toughness each equal to the number of exiled cards until end of combat.

-3: Target player takes an extra turn after this one.
-X: Ultimate (TBD).
-1: Search your library for a Dalek card, reveal it, and put it in your hand. Then shuffle.
-10: Exile each other non-Dalek permanent. Dalek Caan, Abomination deals 5 damage to each player.
adipose offering. Oof, this design was unworkable
Just previewed: Weeping Angel. I was close
You can now check out Inquisitor Greyfax for how Wizards handles multiple copyright holders.
I'm hoping "The Oncoming Storm" will be a card name, personally. :)
Over a decade later, and WotC finally caught up to me
Has the old problem that you technically have to keep adding the counter even once its past the point of any sanity (assuming you get past the fourth). But eh, it's a rare, implementation is allowed to be a bit janky.
I kind of like how it blows itself up, though.
Yay!
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*copyright
And yes it does — the copyright line must be "™ & © 2015 Wizards of the Coast", verbatim.
Doesn't need to. Both I and the BBC also hold copywrite to parts of the card. But since you're looking that closely at the copywrite line, also note the date. :P