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Ah, now I get what you want to do. Yeah, you can choose different targets. I don't think there is any card that does something like what you want, but "choose target creature" in combination with "do something to that creature" is reasonably common. I would word it like this: Choose target...

Yep, something like: pick a land, a creature, and a sorcery spell.

That sounds like a sweeeet custom.

That I knew, but since you can cast the Fury for free, you could conceivably have 4 mana open to pay for the ward.

Lol, this time I'm wrong XD I totally misremembered that guy having flash, but only three of the five have flash :)

Jealous of your office :P

At least Fury is a relevant answer to Kappa this way. Oh who are we kidding, it's just silly and unnecessary to have the Kappa trigger on itself. They should have stuck to "another" and be done with it.

I mean, you already altered three fundamental rules of Magic with this cube, might as well try out a fourth XD

Kappa Cannoneer absolutely does trigger itself! Soul Warden says "whenever another creature enters the battlefield", emphasis mine. The Kappa lacks the "another" qualifier, so when it etb's, it sees an artifact entering the battlefield. See also this Cranial Insertion for confirmation from an...

Personally I like to stick to their patterns to make my own designs feel more authentic, but we're making custom cards, so we can do whatever we want :) Just for comparison, I'll throw out Borrowed Hostility, which somehow is the only official card (I can find) that comes close to your design...

No, I decided to stop playing around Christmas iirc. Eventually I find all games with daily quests wear on me and sooner or later my desire to do other stuff starts to outweigh the joy I get from grinding those daily quests.

Braid and Fez are fantastic classics if you like puzzle games :)

yeah, coalesce is a beauty for sure!

If you find that going first is an even bigger advantage than usual, you could borrow from Hearthstone and give the player going second a free Treasure token.

So, a creature "gets +2/+2", but "gains trample and hexproof". See, e.g., Whirling Strike. Edit: I tried it out, and this fits nicely (and uses the correct reminder text, which also happens to be shorter :) ): Choose two {-} • Target creature gets +2/+2 until end of turn. • Target creature...

The point was not so much "see, Pauper uses common lands", the point was "holy shit, most common lands are used in Pauper" :) Personally I don't think it's cheesy to bring up Pauper either in this context, because it is in fact an officially supported format, and a reasonably popular one at...

I believe Modin meant that many of the other options available to WU are toxic, Blink being one of the few non-toxic ones.

Obviously, but I was just surprised how freaking many actually see play. It's wild that they still come up with new ideas suitable for commons that add to the mix, rather than replace previous designs. Obviously that does happen some of the time, but not as often as I had expected.

Control, flyers, artifacts, I do think there's enough to choose from, actually, but people like blink!

You can do that, but the reason it's often considered a {w/u} theme is because it has historically been widely supported in that exact color combination, and in both colors at that.