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Shuffle a planeswalker of each colour?
I suppose you're right, on both counts. How do I say to choose planeswalkers such that all five colors are represented with the minimum number of words?
From anywhere? Including your library? I feel like there are rules issues with that: It's very odd to just be able to shuffle away your five Planeswalkers into your library and then look through it for this.
Also, I know you're going for a specific flavor, but I would feel a lot better about this if the alternate cost was just five planeswalkers of different colors, so that you didn't need a very specific six-card combo to use it.
This is part of a cycle consisting of Shaddai, the Shepherd; Shaddai, the Scholar; Shaddai, the Assassin; Shaddai, the Fighter; Shaddai, the Gardener; and Shaddai, All-Encompassing. In order to capitalize on the All-Encompassing's alternate cost, you need to play with Temporal Inversion. The idea is based on Taysir, from Arabian Nights.
This is part of a cycle consisting of Shaddai, the Shepherd; Shaddai, the Scholar; Shaddai, the Assassin; Shaddai, the Fighter; Shaddai, the Gardener; and Shaddai, All-Encompassing. In order to capitalize on the All-Encompassing's alternate cost, you need to play with Temporal Inversion. The idea is based on Taysir, from Arabian Nights.
This is part of a cycle consisting of Shaddai, the Shepherd; Shaddai, the Scholar; Shaddai, the Assassin; Shaddai, the Fighter; Shaddai, the Gardener; and Shaddai, All-Encompassing. In order to capitalize on the All-Encompassing's alternate cost, you need to play with Temporal Inversion. The idea is based on Taysir, from Arabian Nights.
This is part of a cycle consisting of Shaddai, the Shepherd; Shaddai, the Scholar; Shaddai, the Assassin; Shaddai, the Fighter; Shaddai, the Gardener; and Shaddai, All-Encompassing. In order to capitalize on the All-Encompassing's alternate cost, you need to play with Temporal Inversion. The idea is based on Taysir, from Arabian Nights.
This is part of a cycle consisting of Shaddai, the Shepherd; Shaddai, the Scholar; Shaddai, the Assassin; Shaddai, the Fighter; Shaddai, the Gardener; and Shaddai, All-Encompassing. In order to capitalize on the All-Encompassing's alternate cost, you need to play with Temporal Inversion. The idea is based on Taysir, from Arabian Nights.
This is part of a cycle consisting of Shaddai, the Shepherd; Shaddai, the Scholar; Shaddai, the Assassin; Shaddai, the Fighter; Shaddai, the Gardener; and Shaddai, All-Encompassing. In order to capitalize on the All-Encompassing's alternate cost, you need to play with Temporal Inversion. The idea is based on Taysir, from Arabian Nights.
The first ability is still scarily better than Liliana of the Veil's removal most of the time. It is also frightening that comes out on turn three with four loyalty and is easily splashable.
No Mercy seems not as strong as many planeswalker ultimates. I'd cost that at two-turns-later, like Sarkhan Vol's ultimate: i.e. if starting loyalty is 3 and the + ability is +1, then I think the ultimate should be -5.
Also strange that this card seems best in decks that splash for black. I wouldn't mind sacrificing a Wall of Ice to gain 7 life, for example. I get the impression that the +1 should either say 'target opponent' or should drop the non-black clause.
Or should his [+1] be "Target player sacrifices a nonblack creature. You gain life equal to its toughness."?
Hunter seems odd on a black creature, but okay. The first ability is very strong. Stronger than Gideon's -2, usually.