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CardName: The Proving Hall Cost: 3ug Type: Legendary Artifact Creature - Construct Pow/Tgh: 0/5 Rules Text: Defender You may pay {u}{g} and tap an untapped artifact you control rather than pay the costs of activated abilities of creatures you control. Flavour Text: We don't know when our training hall gained sentience. We only know that, so far, it seems to be to our benefit. —Chronicles of the Ones Before Set/Rarity: Link's Unplaced Cards Rare
The Proving Hall
   Defender
You may pay and tap an untapped artifact you control rather than pay the costs of activated abilities of creatures you control.We don't know when our training hall gained sentience. We only know that, so far, it seems to be to our benefit.
—Chronicles of the Ones Before 0/5
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Does.. does that remove the
part of a cost? Because wow, I'm pretty sure I can break things into itty bitty pieces if so.
Oooh, and "Sacrifice". But heck, let's start simple. Myojin of Cleansing Fire
This is probably pretty bonkers, yeah.
The flavour text is hilarious.
Haha, thanks! I was trying to convey a flavor similar to the Danger Room, and I didn't know how else to do it.
Axebane Guardian, Verdant Eidolon, Composite Golem (although the latter doesn't give you unlimited activations of any other ability, it just gives a bottomless supply of
)...
Being able to Door to Nothingness for 5GU without having to wait a turn isn't so bad either, especially if there are multiple opponents and you can smack the rest down after you get more mana next turn.
You'd have to find a way to animate [Door to Nothingness] first.
and tap ~ rather than pay" would be safer (though much less exciting).
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think there are infinite mana combos involving cheaper permanents than this one. I do recognize that it's a very dangerous ability, though. Maybe "You may pay
Or perhaps "You may pay
and tap an untapped creature you control rather than pay..."