Yes, though the decision has nothing to do with flavor. Assuming one isn't playing against burn, it's not hard to neither deal nor receive damage during one's own turn. I think in my first test, armistice could trigger every turn, but thought it'd be too easy to do on one's own turn. The simplest solution seemed to be just ignore one's own turn.
"Destroy all creatures. For each creature destroyed this way, its controller creates a Crude Oil artifact token with ', Sacrifice this: Add .'"?
Maybe making this an enchantment that mass wipes on being cast, and then lets you exile creature cards from your graveyard for various "industrial" effects like Disciple of the Ring.
Whoops. I think I'll make the first part into a full-wrath effect then. Maybe up the cost to 7 to be safe? Honestly, I'm not hard on what this card needs to do, I just want a grixis sorcery representing a city of people being transformed into crude oil.
Yes, though the decision has nothing to do with flavor. Assuming one isn't playing against burn, it's not hard to neither deal nor receive damage during one's own turn. I think in my first test, armistice could trigger every turn, but thought it'd be too easy to do on one's own turn. The simplest solution seemed to be just ignore one's own turn.
So you are allowed to attack during an armistice?
Noted. I will redesign the card later.
This seems like a complex way to get Harrow.
"Destroy all creatures. For each creature destroyed this way, its controller creates a Crude Oil artifact token with '
, Sacrifice this: Add 
.'"?
Maybe making this an enchantment that mass wipes on being cast, and then lets you exile creature cards from your graveyard for various "industrial" effects like Disciple of the Ring.
Whoops. I think I'll make the first part into a full-wrath effect then. Maybe up the cost to 7 to be safe? Honestly, I'm not hard on what this card needs to do, I just want a grixis sorcery representing a city of people being transformed into crude oil.
One-sided boardwipe is a little much at five mana. And the additional upside is quite convoluted.