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See Challenge # 124.
You mean, because they would have the Human subtype?
I really like how the activated ability is both flavorful from a vampire perspective but also attacks what I imagine the clan of GW humans would be.
I made Purge the Lost.
See Challenge # 124.
I'm guessing the idea behind this challenge is that we somehow marry some of the major ideals of the two blocks into an "whatiffy" fusion. That makes it a difficult challenge, because in order to fully satisfy it, I feel like I have to ponder a bit what that would mean. For example, I wouldn't be satisfied just taking a character from Innistrad and just calling him or her a Khan. I mean, what would that mean, in the context of Innistrad? Nothing, really.
Innistrad and Khans of Tarkir are a difficult fusion, and it's not just because they have such a divergent genesis. I mean, Innistrad was top-down "gothic horror" and Khans was built from the bottom up inspired by its block structure! How different can you get? Add onto that that Innistrad ended up with a European feel while Khans has a pan-Asian flavor and it becomes one of the weirdest possible set fusions.
To make things easier on myself, I guess I should just look at the surface aspects of the two sets and be pleased with what I come up with. Let's take the three most obvious aspects of each set and see where that ends up. Innistrad had DFCs and a focus on the graveyard because of its horror setting. Khans was a wedge set about warring factions led by the titular Khans, and had an asian flavor. So let's say that Khans of Innistrad possess all six of these qualities: It's a horror-inspired wedge set with a graveyard theme, an Asian flavor, DFCs, and five opposing factions who are constantly at war with one another. Oh my goodness. What have I done? That's too much. Let's cut the Asian flavor, since the name Innistrad doesn't go well with that; and let's stick to the allied tribes from Innistrad as the warring factions, and have their third color (the enemy color) just be a splash.
Here's a card from the
Human faction.
This seems a lot less good than just granting deathtouch.
Lightshield Angel, protecting the Humans and Spirits of Innistrad.
See Challenge # 124.
And Grimgrin Risen, Huntmaster Tovolar, Traft, Drogskol Saint, and finally as far as the Khans themselves are concerned, Thalia, Knight-Cathar.
See Challenge # 124.
See Challenge # 124.
See Challenge # 124.
See Challenge # 124.
I made Bloodlord Olivia, a RB Vampire Khan.
See Challenge # 124.
Yeah, I went off of the upcoming challenges page which is why I forgot.
Oh, cool idea.
(I changed the number as Alex accidentally created 123 already, I hope that's ok.)
Changed 123->124 as Alex accidentally created 123 already.