Sweet Tales of Bredoria
Sweet Tales of Bredoria by Crumble & Fudge
229 cards in Multiverse
85 commons, 65 uncommons,
53 rares, 15 mythics, 11 tokens
3 token colourless, 1 token blue, 3 token green, 1 token black, 7 colourless, 1 token hybrid greenwhite, 1 token red, 1 token white, 25 white,
26 blue, 29 black, 25 red, 32 green, 7 multicolour, 51 hybrid, 1 artifact, 15 land
59 comments total
This set shall ache thine pearly whites.
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Vigilance, reach
As long as it's your turn, Gummy Wurm gets +2/-2 and has trample.
As long as it's not your turn, Gummy Wurm gets -2/+2 and has hexproof.
As long as it's your turn, Gummy Wurm gets +2/-2 and has trample.
As long as it's not your turn, Gummy Wurm gets -2/+2 and has hexproof.
6/6
Trample
Whenever another creature you control transforms, choose one that hasn't been chosen this turn —
• Put a +1/+1 counter on a creature you control. You gain 1 life.
• Mikados deals 2 damage to any target. You gain 1 life.
• Draw a card. You gain 1 life.
When Mikados, the Shepherd dies or is put into exile from the battlefield, return it to the battlefield tapped and transformed under its owner's control.
Whenever another creature you control transforms, choose one that hasn't been chosen this turn —
• Put a +1/+1 counter on a creature you control. You gain 1 life.
• Mikados deals 2 damage to any target. You gain 1 life.
• Draw a card. You gain 1 life.
When Mikados, the Shepherd dies or is put into exile from the battlefield, return it to the battlefield tapped and transformed under its owner's control.
4/4
Indestructible
Whenever a creature you control transforms, put a layer counter on Mikados' Berry Trifle.
At the beginning of your end step, if Mikados' Berry Trifle has five or more layer counters on it, you may pay
. If you do, remove all layer counters from it and transform it.
, 
, Sacrifice Mikados' Berry Trifle: You gain 3 life.
Whenever a creature you control transforms, put a layer counter on Mikados' Berry Trifle.
At the beginning of your end step, if Mikados' Berry Trifle has five or more layer counters on it, you may pay
. If you do, remove all layer counters from it and transform it.
, , Sacrifice Mikados' Berry Trifle: You gain 3 life.Flying
, Discard a card: Add .
Decorate — At the beginning of your end step, if you have no cards in hand, transform Coiltail.
, Discard a card: Add .
Decorate — At the beginning of your end step, if you have no cards in hand, transform Coiltail.
2/3
Flying
At the beginning of your upkeep, discard your hand, then draw two cards.
, Discard a card: Add .
At the beginning of your upkeep, discard your hand, then draw two cards.
, Discard a card: Add .3/4
Taffytongue Toad can't be blocked except by creatures with flying or reach.
Decorate — Whenever Taffytongue Toad becomes blocked by a creature, transform it.
Decorate — Whenever Taffytongue Toad becomes blocked by a creature, transform it.
1/2
As this creature transforms into Taffytongue Trespasser, draw a card.
Taffytongue Trespasser can't be blocked.
Taffytongue Trespasser can't be blocked.
2/3
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Yup.
I'm guessing that this set's Decorate ability would also be italicized then? Since it simply ties together the ability to transform on different cards. Decorate — {A certain event occurs or a number of conditions is met}, transform {CARDNAME}.
Interesting! Never knew there were rulings for that. Gonna italicize all them blazes.
If 'blaze' is an ability word (ie. like metalcraft on Ardent Recruit) - like it looks to be for "whenever damaged played" - then it should be in italics. A keyword ability, such as 'boast', would not be in italics because it has additional rulings attached to it where its lack would change the functionality of the card (Arni Brokenbrow).
Aside from being quite wordy, this would make an ok common in the vein of You Come to a River. Seems there's quite a lot of strictly better Disperse that have gotten printed at common.
Thanks for making me aware of the color pie break. Made this card a while ago, so it was bound to be revised at some point.
Thank you! And a fine recommandation! I do tend to use the word target a lot, so I'll change some cards (including this one) to avoid that.
The current solution is to use the wording "Target artifact or creature's owner puts it on the top or bottom of their library."
That first mode is a color pie break for blue.
I like the design. Both life loss and life gain as well as the Adventure... all goes well with the card name.
If you want to get rid of the necessity to target, you could go for "each opponent" over "target player".