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See Ferd's Ordinance.
See Resistant Wilds.
See Volcanic Heart.
See http://www.magicmultiverse.net/cards/95888
Snow-nerf probably isn't worded correctly. No idea if I'll actually put this in Ulaqat.rRR
1st goal is to appraise Brashborough as a set/plane name.
2nd test is of an order mechanic. I was thinking back to ransom Starsilent Kidnapper and Snatch and wondered if maybe the plane could have an exile theme. I like to have things clash though, so I made a mechanic that didn't want the board to change.
Fwiw, this would be on the same plane (Brashborough) as Glitterwing Admonisher which was a mechanic I came up with toying ideas for chaos vs. order. That being said, the order mechanic clearly clashed with the disorder idea (which from a flavor standpoint makes sense, but may not be fun to play with both around).
No, hibernate is always just going to be a +1/+1 counter. I wanted a keyword action since I didn't have one.
Oh; I like that as a mechanic.
Reminds me of outlast and Primal Cocoon. Given that it looks like a pseudo keyword, are the hibernate payoffs going to be different? Getting a +1/+1 seems the obvious one.
FInal mechanic for snow set
FInal mechanic for snow set
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so as not to be strictly better than Remove Soul and Essence Scatter.
This is the test for an avalanche mechanic, which rewards a player for playing multiple snow spells in a turn.
I meant this to be a 3/3 for 4 and not a 2/3 for 3.
See Cloak of Frost.
I was adding black metal to snow to expand on what could and would be snow because of the whole "grim and frostbitten" thing. I was thinking about a legendary demon being responsible for mortal's survival on the plane (there was one iconic/semi-iconic creature per color for this, but only the demon survived in the end). Being a demon though, it still has mortals killing each other and committing other evil acts. The general aesthetic of the plane would derive inspiration from Inuit culture.
That's an intriguing topic, but actually confuses the flavor even more - since it's weird to consider the Christians snow and the Norwegians anti-snow.
Not to mention the fact that these real-life connotations are leaving a bad taste being connected to recent tragic events.
Updated with SecretInfiltrator's suggestion to reduce cost to just 1.