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In the discussion on the
Dream Card "Prophecy of Storms"
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draco_niger
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@shadowcatx: You don't skip your draw step when you have this enchantment out. It just gives you another card at your upkeep in addition to the card you draw at your draw phase. | |
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In the discussion on the
Dream Card "The Meta"
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mrymex
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draco_niger
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Honestly, considering Magic cards, the rules text for this card is very unclear. Do you want it to deal damage to multiple creatures with equipment on them, or just one? Some research on the rules of Magic: the Gathering would really help your case, because in Magic, attacks always go directly to the opponent, and the opponent always chooses which of his creatures block the attacking creature. I like the concept that you're trying to convey, though, what with the equipment and all. If you want to see how the rules text on the card would work, ask me, and I'll be glad to try and clarify it for you. | |
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In the discussion on the
Dream Card "Remove Every Trace"
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spellbinder
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draco_niger
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Looks like you did remove every trace... of the rules text of this spell! What's it do? I'm curious. | |
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In the discussion on the
Deck "Nature's Ocean"
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cardstoplay
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draco_niger
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I thought this deck was really powerful, especially late game. Why you have so many cards in your deck, the world may never know. I'd trim down to around 60 cards so that you won't have to scry too much for your more powerful cards. | |
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In the discussion on the
Card Review for "Karn Liberated"
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flamekid95
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draco_niger
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Unsummon doesn't do anything to remove a planeswalker, because in nature, planeswalkers aren't creatures. I'd use Boomerang or something of the sort though. | |
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In the discussion on the
Deck "Hunger for Death"
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draco_niger
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draco_niger
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Black-Red all the way! Pllease tell me what you think in the comments here, please and thank you. | |
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Modified on December 3, 2012 09:00 pm |
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In the discussion on the
Dream Card "Surveying The Battlefield"
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auzi
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draco_niger
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"As an additional cost, sacrifice a Human creature and discard a Human creature card from your hand. Untap all lands you control." Welcome to Magic: The Gathering. Google "MTG Oracle Text", you might find out what I mean. Otherwise, interesting mechanic, and I hope you learn a lot more about what we do here at Magic. |
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Modified on June 11, 2012 07:40 pm |
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In the discussion on the
Dream Card "Rise of Shadows"
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xxxantiv3nomxxx
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draco_niger
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I thought that this card was a bit overcosted. Otherwise, I like the multitasking that you can use with this card. | |
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In the discussion on the
Dream Card "Change the Past"
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wormple
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draco_niger
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Writing this in the Oracle text would have been a heck of a chore. Well, from what I understand, here goes nothing: Undo all previous actions from after the beginning of your last turn. (All changes to all players' life totals or planeswalkers' loyalty counters from that point are reverted to what they were before. All spells cast or abilites activated from that point are countered and treated as if they weren't cast or activated at all. All cards sent to the graveyard or exiled from that point are sent back to the battlefield or to your hand depending on where they were at the beginning of your last turn.) Wow. That was fun. Tell me if I missed anything. I think that would be pretty badass. It would be the most awesome card if it were Uncommon. The only note that I have for you is that the effect is totally a blue mechanic. Just saying. Otherwise, good job for thinking outside the box. |
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