sorcery variant of this card in my cube, and that card was great without being overpowered. Can recommend! It helps that it's a little bit easier on the mana so you have a better chance to hit something you can cast, and personally I'm a fan of sprinkling some sorcery speed burn. I'm still waiting for Lightning Strikes with a small bonus at sorcery speed Wizards!
for squidron i guess probably the best thing is chasm skulker, so not much. lorthos, the tidemaker?????????
Not like it can kill lands anyways
It's cool, but does the eldrazi deck need proliferate? Maybe it's a little more in reach in your cube, but a counters deck isn't going to splash for this, are they?
Also, do you want them to? If you're looking for archetype overlap, I'm not sure this is the card you want. If you're not, drop it a mana and take off proliferate
slot left though, because Hollow Drifter has been kinda meh in testing. Inevitable Adversary, on the other hand, is awesome! It finds its way back on the battlefield less than I expected, and as a French vanilla 3/4 for three it does a good job. Etb tabbed proved to be a good balancing mechanic for the slightly over the curve stats so far. slot, and I think it's okay if it's a spell, maybe even better than being a creature.No no, I insist, card looks like a perfect Vindicate spin off this way! I won't change a thing and thanks, honestly, for the feedback. I don't know what I was thinking with proliferate...
Now I still have a
Anyway,
for that felt a little too splashable, I wanted it to be in a dedicated eldrazi deck. Reading 'exile two permanents and a card' is a little less impressive/alien. is hard to get, and I agree that it is (albeit slightly less harder with the dedicated support CT has), there's a few riffs on the idea that might be good.
Eldrazi Pandemic
2
Sorcery
Each opponent sacrifices a colored creature, artifact, and enchantment, then exiles a card from their hand for each category they were unable to sacrifice. (templating nightmare sorry)
Wow. I've gotten pretty good at templating, but that doesn't help you much if you don't know the rules
I'll go with Do or Die's templating then. It's very hard for me to judge whether the intended functionality is overpowered or jank, by the way. What if your opponent splits his stuff into two nice piles, then adds your lands to one pile and the rest of your permanents to the other pile?
