Washikow
Washikow by Sorrow
249 cards in Multiverse
101 commons, 80 uncommons, 53 rares, 15 mythics
35 white, 35 blue, 35 black, 34 red,
34 green, 32 multicolour, 19 artifact, 25 land
103 comments total
Profession tribal plane threatened by growing ambivalence
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I. Target player reveals their hand until the beginning of your next turn. Until the beginning of your next turn, you may pay
and tap a Scout or Wizard you control to counter any spell revealed this way.
II. Target player reveals their hand. Until end of turn, You may cast noncreature spells revealed this way, spending mana as if it were mana of any color to do so.
III. Until end of turn, if whenever a Wizard or Scout deals combat damage to an opponent, you may search that player's library for a noncreature spell and cast it without paying its mana cost.
and tap a Scout or Wizard you control to counter any spell revealed this way.
II. Target player reveals their hand. Until end of turn, You may cast noncreature spells revealed this way, spending mana as if it were mana of any color to do so.
III. Until end of turn, if whenever a Wizard or Scout deals combat damage to an opponent, you may search that player's library for a noncreature spell and cast it without paying its mana cost.
Haste, flying, first strike
: Deal 1 damage to target attacking or blocking creature. Until end of turn, double all combat damage that would be dealt to that creature. This ability can't target a creature that it has previously targeted this turn.
: Deal 1 damage to target attacking or blocking creature. Until end of turn, double all combat damage that would be dealt to that creature. This ability can't target a creature that it has previously targeted this turn.3/4
Tap X untapped Wizards: Counter target noncreature spell with a mana value of X or less.
At the beginning of your endstep, Aweham, Song of Insight deals X damage to target creature or planeswalker an opponent controls, where X is the number of tapped Wizards you control.
At the beginning of your endstep, Aweham, Song of Insight deals X damage to target creature or planeswalker an opponent controls, where X is the number of tapped Wizards you control.
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Whenever Spirit Trapped in Pain is dealt damage by a source another player controls, that player loses 2 life and mills four cards.
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I. II. Each player draws X cards, then exiles X cards from their hand, where X is the number of Advisors and Rogues you control.
III. Until end of turn, you may play cards exiled by When Every Word Mattered. You may spend mana as though it were mana of any color to cast this spell.
III. Until end of turn, you may play cards exiled by When Every Word Mattered. You may spend mana as though it were mana of any color to cast this spell.
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This was an enchantment-heavy set I think (is 46/249 heavy?) At the very least, it would need to be rare.
Does not need to be mythic. This seems like it should be uncommon. Completely blanks against a lot of decks
red-and-white tokens had wrong creature type (Rogue), corrected to Warrior
Reprint
Reprint from Theros Beyond Death
I actually wanted the second ability to be
generic less than the mana value, so Angelic Destiny would have an equip cost of 
, but Rancor's cost doesn't get reduced.
Also considered just "UEOT, double all damage that would be dealt by spells and permanents you control." but I worried that doubling might be too good at uncommon
Because there's a major tribal component to this set, and this card is supposed to be in the slot supporting two tribes, it adds both types. While the primary tribal theme is one two-color pair to a tribe, there are cards supporting two allied-color tribes for shards and supporting enemy color tribes together for wedges. This card tries to appeal the interests of both Bersekers (
) and Shamans (
), so it's made to optimize a creature to either if not both of those for tribal support.
Adding two creature types seems cluttered. Adding one is usually trinket text already
I think you can refer to them as "the first chapter ability," "the second chapter ability," etc. That's not currently supported, but could be