Post by Daij_Djan on May 28, 2018 20:52:45 GMT
Challenge said:
I'm basing this week's challenge around the Jace Spellbook product, because I think the idea of it is really cool and I'd like more people to play around with the concept. The entrants need to design a card that would be part of a fictional character's Spellbook, using Cajun's great Spellbook template for extra points. It should be an instant, sorcery, or Aura, and it should be an iconic spell that your chosen character has cast in a book, movie, mini-series, or whatever other bit of media, but other than that it's a pretty open challenge. Please remember: You're not allowed to vote for yourselves. For further information please look at the CotW Rules.
{sdfkjgh}Reject 
Signature Instant--Tamiyo
(For as long as you control a Tamiyo planeswalker, you can
that planeswalker to search your library for a signature Tamiyo card, reveal it, put that card into your hand, then shuffle your library. Normal planeswalker rules apply.)
Counter target non-sorcery spell.
Signature Instant--Tamiyo
(For as long as you control a Tamiyo planeswalker, you can
that planeswalker to search your library for a signature Tamiyo card, reveal it, put that card into your hand, then shuffle your library. Normal planeswalker rules apply.)Counter target non-sorcery spell.
{Daij_Djan}
{spazlaz}
{Fermat}
{oddnanref}
{jokerk118}
{Flo00}
{Akai Ryu}
{kinotherapy}
{Aarhg}
{shiftyhomunculus}
{fluffyDeathbringer}
{Yoshi}
{Vunik}
{inverness}
{kazerima}
{quazerflame}
{voltaic-qui}Snap of Decimation 
Sorcery
Each player chooses half the permanents they control rounded up and sacrifices the rest.
"Fun isn't something one considers when balancing the universe. But this... does put a smile on my face."
Sorcery
Each player chooses half the permanents they control rounded up and sacrifices the rest.
"Fun isn't something one considers when balancing the universe. But this... does put a smile on my face."
{BurningCreator}
Please message me immediately if you notice a discrepancy in your entry or another's entry.
"When in doubt, do a common."