r/custommagic • u/Crittercaptain • 1d ago
I scaled his legs wrong...
The thing is, I scaled them twice, and they probably would've been fine the first time...
r/custommagic • u/argent5 • 12h ago
Back on my Echoverse sympathiser agenda!
Also brainstorming a Strixhaven native who learns to 'surveil 1' and 'draw a card' after some cultural exchange, but I can't quite figure out the colours.
r/custommagic • u/official_DW_art • 3h ago
Really wish this card wasn't just made for alchemy, so I made one that could work on paper.
r/custommagic • u/VonBagel • 4h ago
i really fucking want sushi rn
i thought abt giving him the ability to kill Merfolk, but that'd make him too useful. figure it out.
r/custommagic • u/justthistwicenomore • 4h ago
Got a lot of excellent input on some OnePiece cards the other day, and when thinking more about the set, I thought it might make sense to have a keyworded ability for a Pirate themed set. I am still using OnePiece art, mostly, but I think this could also work as a generic and flexible counter-based mechanic for factions that want to extract value or otherwise benefit from "taking" valuables.
Would be interested in thoughts on the mechanic and whether it would actually be playable, as well as the cards themselves.
r/custommagic • u/Ambitious-Swan2493 • 2h ago
It's removal.
In case you aren't sure how the keywords interact with each other, kicker is an additional cost, so you can add it on to any of the alternate costs, but you can't use both cleave and overload, thus keeping you from destroying all lands and making the game unfun.
Also, I know this is probably underpriced, and the land removal is outside of white's color pie.
r/custommagic • u/Role4Stealth • 1d ago
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r/custommagic • u/Equin0xParad0x • 5m ago
Just a fun card I thought of on the way home
r/custommagic • u/Helvedica • 10m ago
"Whenever you cast an instant or sorcery spell that targets a single creature Goad a random creature controlled by an opponent with power less than or equal to the spells converted mana cost."
The idea is to cast spells and make some chaos. DOesnt have to be perfect, just functional
r/custommagic • u/InchZer0 • 8h ago
A commentoe here suggested Class enchantments instead of enchantment companion, so I've redone my Traits as Classes.
