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Post by Flo00 on Dec 27, 2020 5:59:01 GMT
Judging. {viriss}Seems like a mix between Crawling Barrens and Door of Destinies. I like it. Maybe turning into a creature should be optional like the Barrens. You might want to save it until it becomes bigger or you could have some summoning sickness troubles the turn you play it. {thaneofglamis}A land turning into a vehicle sounds like a fun idea. Maybe this way the last activation cost could even be cheaper. On the other hand it might be good to compensate the relatively cheap token creation a bit.
{SilentKobold} Dryad Arbor sends it's regards. I think this would be a good way to start a cycle out of it. {melono}I like how simple this is and still manages to do somehting new. I think this would be a good addition to any myr deck and a good option for colorless commander decks.
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thaneofglamis
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Favorite Card: Slimefoot, the Stowaway
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Post by thaneofglamis on Dec 27, 2020 21:48:17 GMT
Thanks for the win! Next challenge: Make a land with a nonbasic subtype!
The preexisting ones are Desert, Gate, Lair, Locus, Urza's, Mine, Power-Plant, and Tower, but if you want to create a new one I'd love to see it!
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Post by ZephyrPhantom on Dec 27, 2020 21:58:10 GMT
The first thing that came to mind was the 'official' printing of Barry's Land. Barry's ObservatoryLand - Cloud  ~ enters the battlefield tapped. When ~ enters the battlefield, you may sacrifice five Clouds. If you do, create a 4/4 colorless Elemental creature token with flying.  : Add  . "When the five currents align, call for a Storm-Namer."Card takes various inspirations from other weather themed things like Air Elemental and how major storms tend to get human names. Intentionally meant to be harder to exploit than Field of the Dead, Valakut, the Molten Pinnacle, and Westvale Abbey - if you want to exploit this card, you'll have to run a notable mass of subpar lands in your deck, but the payoff you get is less conditional if you do. |
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