Chris Taylor
Contributor
Creatures deal no damage in combat this turn?
General Custom Cards: The Lab
- Thread starter anotak
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I expect so. I run untapped one-colour fetchable scrylands and I think they're about as strong as the ABU duals. This seems similarly powerful and probably at least as good as the shock lands at scry 1.
Repeatable scry 2 is ridiculous; we've seen it cost 3 plus more up front in Crystal Ball, and this is on a land.
Fair point. I think I printed out those scry lands, but haven't tested them yet. I really should.
Onderzeeboot
Ecstatic Orb
This is a flavor nitpick, but the art doesn't look like a land that would deal damage to you.
[edit: apparently I missed an entire page of thread lolol]
Yeah, removing "sacrifice this" is a bit too silly probably. I was hoping that the 'an opponent controls' condition would stop those cases from being too nuts.
If I want to keep the cost as low as 2, maybe it should just target spells? More blue that way anyway, right?
Yeah, removing "sacrifice this" is a bit too silly probably. I was hoping that the 'an opponent controls' condition would stop those cases from being too nuts.
If I want to keep the cost as low as 2, maybe it should just target spells? More blue that way anyway, right?
Chris Taylor
Contributor
Is the joke 0 x 0.9 = 0?
From where do you get the number 0,9?
And I find it very interesting that you somehow assume there is a joke. My inner shrink detects some peculiar patterns. What makes you think there's a joke here?
Thanks for clearing that for me.
Like all other tournaments we have buy-in and rewards to the winner(s).
Approximately 10 USD $ to buy-in and all income goes directly to the price pool. Technically I cannot offer a discount to the player because we play at a sanctioned store but I will simply mobile pay (quick bank transfer) the person directly the 10 % at the beginning of thr next tournament.
Is it stupid to include a card that doesn’t affect the draft? I feel like this could be the equivalent to rare-drafting a card you don’t want to run but still want to pick for economical purposes.
Like all other tournaments we have buy-in and rewards to the winner(s).
Approximately 10 USD $ to buy-in and all income goes directly to the price pool. Technically I cannot offer a discount to the player because we play at a sanctioned store but I will simply mobile pay (quick bank transfer) the person directly the 10 % at the beginning of thr next tournament.
Is it stupid to include a card that doesn’t affect the draft? I feel like this could be the equivalent to rare-drafting a card you don’t want to run but still want to pick for economical purposes.
I can understand that argument but have you never been in a cube draft where you feel like your 11’th pick is not really anything you want in your deck?
I feel like it is a nice way for me to give a very small coupon to one of the players and I am hoping it will create just a tinsy tiny bit of dilemma for thr players: Should I go for a maybe-card or for a 10 % discount?
Anyways I put it here in order to receive feedback so thank you. Do you guys have more stuff for me?
I feel like it is a nice way for me to give a very small coupon to one of the players and I am hoping it will create just a tinsy tiny bit of dilemma for thr players: Should I go for a maybe-card or for a 10 % discount?
Anyways I put it here in order to receive feedback so thank you. Do you guys have more stuff for me?
If it gets people to play again who might not otherwise, then that's good.
If that's the best argument for including it then I guess I shouldn't include it.
Thank for the feedback <3
Chris Taylor
Contributor
Why "put"? Is that different mechanicaly than return?
Onderzeeboot
Ecstatic Orb
Should be "from your graveyard" then, not "in your graveyard"
Return is the new wording for the most part. I wonder why they used "put" for that card.
I don't like the word return, because it implies the creature came from the battlefield in the first place, and often it didn't.
edit: Sigh figured it out.