Card of the Week Contest #534: Blink and you gonna miss it!

Hmm
How are you going to flicker that card I wonder ;-)
Design something that you can flicker, not a flicker-spell ;-)

Here's my entry for #534, we really need to get better in regards to the Prompts for the challenge, it's been three challenges in a row where there's confusion about it.



Design Process: As many of you know, I enjoy revisiting old mechanics that haven't been used in a while, however, Constellation is more of a "pseudo keyword" and it has been used very recently, Calix, Guided by Fate is the most recent card with Constellation on it. Therefore, this sort of deviates itself from my usual design process, but as soon as I saw the art by Anato Finnstark, I couldn't shake the Nyx vibes, so the design process was a bit backwards this time.

I am in fact, a Blink Connoisseur, Brago, King Eternal was one of the decks I ran since I built it after going flawless in a Conspiracy draft. However, it quickly devolved into combo territory which in turn, transformed the deck into a heavy control + stax deck with a combo, and after a while, it was random and cruel control + only the necessary parts to combo with Brago. So I ended up taking the deck apart and letting Blink to be something I used to play, since the blink component of it became very lacking, Brago was an excuse to run a combo and play W/U, not blink.

Then this little mischiveous little rabbit suddenly entered the fray, and it has become my main deck, it has terrorized and confused so many players in my LGS at this point that it gained the monicker of "The Bunny Deck", and while I love it with all my heart it does have a tendency to go infinite accidentally, so I designed something that couldn't go infinite by itself, but also something that didn't kick Karmic Guide out to the streets, but also, something that could snowball with deck construction and clever play patterns, without just flooding the board with massive creatures. Enter the newest MTG expansion, Duskmorn, and the Glimmers, creatures that upon their death, they return to the battlefield in the form of enchantments, however that conflicted with Nyx, that was just going infinite by itself, bringing as much creatures out of the graveyard as you could pay. So, I decided to add the clause for them to become enchantments after they touch the battlefield, preventing the card from triggering by itself.