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CardName: Inquisitor's Chest Cost: 1 Type: Artifact Pow/Tgh: / Rules Text: At the beginning of your end step, put a charge counter on Inquisitor's Chest, then, for each charge counter on Inquisitor's Chest, search your library for a card and exile it face down. Then shuffle your library. At the beginning of your first main phase, shuffle all cards exiled by Inquisitor's Chest into their owner's libraries. Flavour Text: Set/Rarity: Link's Unplaced Cards Rare At the beginning of your end step, put a charge counter on Inquisitor's Chest, then, for each charge counter on Inquisitor's Chest, search your library for a card and exile it face down. Then shuffle your library.
At the beginning of your first main phase, shuffle all cards exiled by Inquisitor's Chest into their owner's libraries. |
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If I'm reading this correctly, this is broken. Mind Unbound is a close comparison, but it costs 6 mana and doesn't let you search for cards.
Yeah, this is completely demented card advantage. Never mind that it'll search up all cards in a 3-part combo by the time my turn 4 starts.
This is what it was supposed to say... apparently my brain went on autopilot when I was doing this or something. I was really confused by your comments until I reread the card.
So it's meant to actively not draw you cards? Interesting. On the other hand, that's a lot of shuffling.
Oh. Hmm. So it... marginally increases your chances of drawing land or nonland, for about the first five turns, then the chances get moderately significant. Okay. That's more reasonable.
I agree with dude that it's unprintably much shuffling, but could be fine in a digital-only set.
I can't quite see what the point of this is. Now, if the second trigger was at the beginning of your draw step (which, I believe, is after you've done your normal card-draw), then I could see it.
It was sort of meant to be useless. I'm not really sure why I made it.