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Recent updates to Misc Design for future sets.: (Generated at 2025-08-23 03:23:17)
In my MSE file this card cost
and a Tri-brid mana of the three colors. Barring that option here I've costed it a 
, also to save space I've left off the line that tells you that this card is 
,
, and 
.
Depending on how this cards turns out to be balanced I will then make the full 5 color cycle based on the finished version.
Yes
Draw two cards return ~ to your hand.
These are just the starting costs for the card.
Given that it is better than Pulse of the Grid I'm thinking of upping the non-casting costs up by 
each.
It's the same idea as Blast from the Past.
And... the power level isn't completely off the charts. It's comparable to Pulse of the Grid. Rather better, and that card was played in tournaments, but somewhat comparable.
This is a joke design, right?
: Draw two cards. Return ~ to your hand."
It reads "
You would never cast it straight up. You would always cycle it, then cast it for its madness ability and return it to your hand by also paying the buyback cost. The best part is that it becomes an instant when you do that.
Thank you for the feedback and I think that I'll go with the pretty pattern.
I'd go
to cast, 
to fortify, 
to use - just for the pretty pattern.
Very nice mechanics and very nice flavour - building a ledge for angels to come and land on. Grab some babel art and call it a day :)
...there's a joke in that somewhere. "Why do angels make good tacticians? They always take the high ground."
Whee! Exciting. Reminds me of Leafdrake Roost. That mana cost is somewhat excessively mono-white. You do have to pay 4-then-3-then-2 mana to get your first Angel, but I think that's entirely reasonable given that you'll be making a fresh Angel for 2 mana every turn from then on.
Nice card. Only tweak I'd suggest is make the costs in the rules text less white-intensive: maybe fortify for
, say.