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Recent updates to So Ling 素靈: (Generated at 2025-08-18 17:24:16)
hybridize
That's a fair set of points. OK, I'm fine with this.
exactly. even if the small chance you can't fuse with 6+ lands, you can pay 2 mana for almost the full effect. that's only -1/-1 or -2/-2 and one less keyword if you're missing a land type for fusing.
similar effects cost between 1cc to 5cc counting various stuff like plains, swamps, elves, power, cards revealed, etc. where 4 or 5cc are usually permanent effects (i.e. aura and equipment.)
also there are quite a few cards for searching out lands. though probably need some more swamp-search effects.
Just casting one half in a mono deck is probably good enough. "All my creatures are huge/huge an unblockable or indestructible"? Yum. That sort of thing usually costs
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And as long as you've drawn 2 of each. Ghost Council of Orzhova was hard to cast on turn 4 unless you had a playset of Godless Shrines and similar. Not that you particularly want to cast this on turn 4, of course, but even on turn 6-7 it'd be easy to be stuck on
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Oh, yes. That certainly feels a lot crazier.
Mmm. It's a good stab, but it doesn't feel Mythic to me, no. I think part of the problem is how ordinary Yang is. That side could have been printed on a white common.
I admit, though, this is a pretty tricky challenge, and might even be worth porting to the Design Challenge page. Getting both sides to feel Mythic for a Mythic fused whole... that's one hard nut to crack.
(Oh, also, Yin is missing the word 'card'.)
attempt at a mythic split card. is this mythic enough?
you just have to understand the purpose of this card. it's designed for b/w decks. if you have only swamps and plainses, then fusing is not an issue. in that case as said before, fusing basically means +1/+1 for each land, as long as those lands is either swamp or plains.
Alex's comment is appropriate, but I just happen to be one of the minority of players who love it when cards throw a curveball my way. It's very nifty.
or you play a bunch of basics. where it becomes BBWW: target creature gets +x/+x where x is equal to number of lands you control. dual lands just double the bonus.
Ow. Hard to benefit from the Fuse much, unless you've got Prismatic Omen or similar.
change name from Yin/Yang to Curse/Bless