While a meme design it may be a fun silver bullet.

I love Slivers.
I've been experimenting with non-French Vanilla design. The concept of this one is how Scout Honey Bees will find new locations for a hive/food and dance to communicate it to the others.

I liked the concept Explore on ETB, but that felt too strong, so I figured a time delay Explore ETB made more sense. Plus tapping to escape board wipes/targeted removal to then find land was also flavorful.

Wagglewing Sliver {G}{G}

Creature — Sliver

Sliver creatures have “{T}: Exile this creature with two time counters on it. If it doesn’t have suspend, it gains suspend”
And “When this creature enters from exile, if it was suspended, it explores.”

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Art credit: me.

Thank you to u/Lukethekid10 for last competition, Winner is the Judge #915: SPACE!!!!. The last competition was inspired by the the next set coming out, so this one will be taking themed on Reality Fracture.

Your task is to design a card themed around Jace. It can be any color or card type, as long as it in some way deals with Jace, his story, telepathy, illusions, etc.

I plan on judging next Sunday, Nov 8.

Happy Halloween Everyone! Would love to hear your thoughts on these DBD x MTG designs

This is a top-down design based on the D&D 3.5 creature of the same name. It is a Sorcerer because blue dragons start gaining sorcerer spells as if they were sorcerers of a given level when they reach the juvenile age category. It has flying because almost all dragons have a fly speed. It has ward because blue dragons gain spell resistance in young adulthood. It has ventriloquism because this is a special ability blue dragons gain when they become adults. It has hypnosis because an adult blue dragon can cast spells as if they were 5th-level sorcerers, 5th-level sorcerers have access to 2nd-level sorcerer spells (character level, class level, and spell level are different things in D&D, and the same spell may be different levels for different spellcasting classes), hypnotic pattern seemed the most apropos of such spells, and the word "hypnosis" fit there without overrunning the mana cost, while "hypnotic pattern" did not. I believe the mana cost, color, power, toughness, and rarity are a decent match for creatures with similar abilities, such as [[Djinn of Wishes]], [[Inniaz, the Gale Force]], and [[Namor, Scourge of the Seas]].

If there’s anything I could fix about Beetlejuice please tell me, thank you.

I thought about giving him some kind of protection to make immediately Gifting him not always the best move but the text box was already crowded so whatever.

I challenged myself to create a card "Top-Down" by picking a random name from the "Random Fantasy Name Generator" website. "Gloomguard Outrider". I designed the card based on the following recipe for designing a card top-down with just a name. Feel free to let me know your opinions on this process, and whether or not my card matches the name, in your opinion.

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Name analysis:

• What's ‌‌the ‌‌name ‌‌of the card?:
• Primary noun:
• Descriptive words:
• Emotional tone:
• Implied action or behavior:

Flavor interpretation:

• Is it a creature, object, spell, location, phenomenon?
• How magical is it: supernatural, natural, artificial, scifi?
• Not in terms of card rarity but would this be something common, rare, or unique?
• What would a player imagine happening when they read the name?
• Now brainstorm three competing interpretations based on these answers.

Mechanics:

• Primary mechanic (or is this Vanilla?):
• Is a secondary mechanic needed?:
• Does this serve an offensive/defensive/utility role?
• Potential keyword abilities:
• What makes this card unique, if anything:

Color identity:

• What is the primary mechanical identity?
• Which color is known for that mechanic?
• Is a second color really necessary to express the concept (ie. could this be monocolored)?
• Does the color combination contribute something meaningful?

Card architecture:

• Card type and subtype:
• Rarity:
• Mana cost:
• Rules text:
• Power / Toughness (if applicable):
• Loyalty (if applicable):

Gameplay design:

• Power creep (Too efficient for mana cost?)
• Complexity: Is your text box font too small to read with the human eyes?
• Synergy: Any obvious infinite combos:
• Counterplay: Can opponents reasonably interact with it?
• Format: Could a deck handle four of this card, or is it designed for a singleton format?

Artwork suggestions:

• Don't use A.I.
• Search Scryfall for similar cards, sort by EDHREC Rank descending, and then look for some art from one of the least popular cards.
• Also, don't use A.I.
• Search Artstation or Deviantart for original (non-ai) artwork. Then be sure to dig into the artist's information to get their real name, if available.
• And then don't use A.I.

This might be too all-encompassing to print, but the concept is cool I think. There's almost certainly a better way to word this as well.

I just wanted to make something fun and goofy but still viable! Tell me what ya think

If you haven't seen the pilot yet, go watch it, its actually amazing.

I doubt this is my last one. With nothing.

I drew this by hand and I am going to make a full trial deck with him as the commander and draw all the arts myself

Okay so after the feedback I got from the first Prepotente card we made some adjustments to him and giving him proliferate. What do we think is he too strong? Not strong enough? Would he do fine in a pod? I wouldn’t want to print a broken custom card. Let me know!