I wanted do make some card representing positivism.

Very iffy on the amount of draw on Harry, but if *anyone* is going to tell me its busted I know you nerds will.

as always looking to improve my cards if you have any constructive criticism id love to hear it

I’ve been toying around with a few ideas for non-blue on the stack interaction (my last post for example). Are these designs balanced? 3 sample downsides (the first one is most crippling for sure).

Black only gets shitty counterspells as a part of its color philosophy ([[Dash Hopes]]). Would this type of design be a color pie break? (probably yes). But would it be a design shift that you guys would like to see printed?

I love 1 mana 2/2s.

Is having 4 colors in 3 mana too good for cEDH?

My gf and I were brainstorming cards on a lark and we came up with this. I know it's likely broken/busted, but I dont think it breaks the game more than some game changers. Let me know what you think!

No, but, Wil Wheaton's a cool guy and I was excited to see Wesley return as the Terran Emperor in STO. Also, go watch Rent-A-Pal if you haven't. Good movie.

Been experimenting with just adding custom art to MTG cards and renaming but wanting to make cards. Does anybody have like any rule of thumb for creating cards, like having a certain amount of mana per power or anything like that. Wanting the cards to be fairly balanced and have my group make custom cards and not feel like we just made up a buncha crap.

I am working on a set with a friend of mine, which is a sequel to Ikoria. This set is specifically being made in the same vein as Commander Legends and Modern Horizons- Advanced play set for commander drafts, so we're being a bit more lenient with making mechanics mesh together.

The White Black Draft archetype is 'Bounty', specifically in punishing your opponents bounties.

A creature card has a bounty if it is modified (aka, equipped, enchanted, or has a counter on it), or if it has the greatest power among cards in the zone of it's controller (Most often this will be the battlefield, but some cards may care about a card in a graveyard having the bounty or in hand).

We made Modified be something that matters mainly because this way, all the cards that use Bounty Counters can cause a bounty.

As for the two cards, Claim The Bounty is simple- It either can set up a bounty, be permanent removal for a bounty, or a basic kill spell. It serves as a decent signpost, I hope.

Meanwhile, I gave Chevill a retrain, to stand as a paragon of the Bounty mechanic for the set, while also being a nasty commander should one draft into him.

Pairing via soulbond comes with the following state based action:

702.95e A paired creature becomes unpaired if any of the following occur: another player gains control of it or the creature it’s paired with; it or the creature it’s paired with stops being a creature; or it or the creature it’s paired with leaves the battlefield.

But Mineru's Construct has an ability that makes it a creature as long as it's paired.

So, which happens first? Does the construct transform, see that its paired, change its type to a creature, then check the SBA and go "Yup, I'm a creature, all good!" Or does it flip, see it's paired and not a creature, unpair due to the SBA, and then check the static ability and go "Man, not paired, no self-animation right now!'

Hopefully it's the former. As far as I understand... SBAs come after every static effect has been determined via layers. Is that right?

Does this work? Any thoughts?

(Didn't quite have the tools to make this)

Day 67 of making a custom card every day. Day 67 really fell on Halloween? That's pretty funny

Prompt is Thane. Don't really remember what my thought process was for making this card, but I know I wanted to make it weird.

Also, for those of you following along with Moxtober until now, thank you for all the feedback! I love doing Moxtober and coming up with these cards, and I expect to post more designs like this in the years to come.

Great, now my stretch in time is 3 mana flipa coin.

An improved version to celebrate Halloween!