Seasons
Seasons by Sorrow
55 cards in Multiverse
23 commons, 14 uncommons,
9 rares, 5 mythics, 4 basics
4 colourless, 13 white, 8 black, 10 red,
8 green, 4 multicolour, 8 hybrid
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What if Magic was played by seasons instead of colors?
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Frogs you control get can't be targeted by non-autumn spell or abilities.
Sacrifice Cranberries: Gain 3 life.
Sacrifice Cranberries: Gain 3 life.
0/5
Reach
Frog gets +1/+1 as long as you control cranberries.
Frog gets +1/+1 as long as you control cranberries.
2/2
Plants get -1/-0.
If you control a plant at the beginning of your endstep create a 0/1 leaf pile token with defender.
If you control a plant at the beginning of your endstep create a 0/1 leaf pile token with defender.
Lethargic Damselfly enters the battlefield tapped.
Flying
Flying
1/3
Destroy target plant creature.
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Autumn, Spring, Summer, and Winter filled those roles. I added weird fluff text rather than saying mana pool (as was the way back then)
This is really interesting, I never would have thought of using seasons instead. Will there be any lands? Maybe a land that changes what mana it gives every few turns?
I just saw an "Out of the Loop" post on Reddit about this. I still don't get it.
See Frog.
Actually Green is Spring.
Also check out the Paladins cycle for the matching colors and cardinal directions from the colors that they hose: Northern Paladin, Eastern Paladin, Southern Paladin, Western Paladin
Aren't there other creatures that you can be forced to sac for whatever reason though, like Gorilla Pack?
Stick an Assault Suit on this bad boy and the game is a draw as soon as the sac trigger happens.
Because I have no idea how to (or probably wouldn't have the time if I did know how) to make custom frames I'll be using pre-existing colors, assigned by the Chinese constellations that inspired them.
Red- Summer White- Autumn Black- Winter Blue- Spring.