Finish the Card Game

{viriss}Amazing that there isn't already a rals card out there with that title.
It's simple, flavorful and at a good power level.

{Idea}That's an interesting mixture between Fact or Fiction and Gifts Ungiven with a bit of Bob in it. I really like what it does. I think it's missing the Gifts Ungiven clause to only find different cards. This way you could just find the same card four times and you are sure to get it (at least twice if you want). What's also a bit strange is that you can just find four lands. It makes the life-paying seem a bit strange. Of course, the way it is worded now, you can't fail to find on purpose, which is also an advantage in some way (see release notes on Gifts Ungiven).
I also think the alternative card draw is a bit strange. I mean, you searched for the cards to get them into your hand, right?
And just one little wording hint: You could say "Shuffle the rest into your library."

{emberfire17}I also like random cards. I kjust think this is too much "hop or drop". It's a one time effect that ends either good or bad, which tends to be frustrating. What makes chance effects fun is if they have two options that are both good but very different (Mutalith Vortex Beast) or if they are repeatable (Karplusan Minotaur), so if it doesn't work one time, you have the hope that it will work the next time.

{vizionarius}Looks like a fun card in multiplayer games. It's not too powerful, which is a good power level for a lesson.
I like the flavor, although the name would suggest a Quandrix card.

{winner}vizionarius wins
with viriss as close runner-up

{Spoiler}This is very nice for an epic spell. I probably would've made it more impactful, like two creatures or giving them haste or something for that high a mana cost, but design wise this epic card actually gives you more options than you might think - You can go for a mill strategy, search for a combo, or just pull everyone's best creature from their graveyard and be done with it. The self-mill is nice since it continually reinforces your graveyard and gives it potentially more variety.

{Spoiler}The colors are so off... I mean the effects are technically there but not in the usual way. Black usually drains life, either from damage or from some other sacrifice. Maybe exiling the tings? Speaking of which, Red does exile cards from the top of your library... but it's usually to play them straight away in a pseudo-temporary draw effect. I think it brings a decent amount of variety to be worth it as your epic spell, and that is nice, but this card definitely feels more blue/white or maybe green replacing one of those than red/black. As for balance, it's hard to say.

{Spoiler}I can't say this is a great design for an epic spell and probably would've gotten the bad reception that the others did back in the original Kamigawa. This card always does the same thing giving you little in the way of options and while you can build around it, this would probably have to be generic "if you have big thing" effects, which being on green probably means being on creatures a lot of the time. Yeah 8/8 haste is strong, but losing all your creatures to get 1 of those and then sending it on a suicide mission it seems like it lost its point.

{Spoiler}Victory in this challenge goes to Flo00 !

{viriss}That's an interesting condition. It doesn't want you to draw a buch of cards - which is usually a blue thing - and it's harder to maintain than hellbent. AS a conditional Infinite Reflection (that also affects tokens), I think this is at the right cost.

{Idea}Well done, not using one of them but all three words! A good build-around card that also gives you a use for the extra lands it draws you.

{winner}Idea