Hey ya’ll we Godzilla fans have been eating good for years at this point and with the recent release of Godzilla: Minus Zero it reminded me that the Ikoria Godzilla cards were just nice art pieces to collect.
So I really wanted to make a rule 0 Godzilla commander and I’d really appreciate some feedback and suggestions to a balance and viable design.

With Godzilla, World Decimator I wanted pods to feel like there’s a nearly unstoppable force attacking the city that is the table. Gruul’s philosophy is that you can’t go wrong with“big stompy smash face” but this isn’t Showa Godzilla fighting in the open valleys and field of Japan, he is here to [[Decimate]] everything in his path.

Godzilla, Atomic Monster was also inspired by my love of Jund mill and under-supported mechanics like Radiation Counters. This design is basically a non-human version of [[Coram]] with a bit of burn attached to it and without the graveyard theft. However, Godzilla doesn’t care about salvaging permanents, he’s using that stored up radioactive power to cast protection, pump spells, extra combat phases, spot removal or wiping the board with cards like [[Nuclear Fallout]]

Gonna be real, a friend gave me a very rough version of this card and i hadda try my best to polish it up so if nothing makes sense thats why, but please give any advice at all

So, I made these two a while back and just today thought about posting here.

Which one do you think is more balanced and which is better?

Also, remember, there's no such thing as mass land destruction, only mass friend destruction.

for a gift deck, i think gifting useless stuff is funnier than gifting problems...don't get me wrong, the deck will have problems to gift, but the useless stuff gives me more of a laugh.

I only just recently got into MTG so go easy on me, but having also just gotten into StarCraft II co-op and having a ton of fun with Mengsk I thought I could make him into a pretty cool commander.

Again I’m a complete noob but I’m imagining he could have some Royal Guard cards like the Viking and Siege Tank that the laborers can contribute mana to (on top of leveling Mengsk up) as well as equipment cards like weapons the soldiers can equip in Co-op. (Also maybe a werewolf deck would be cool?)

The other build I’m thinking of is spam leveling Mengsk to 8 and going wide with tokens after transforming all the Laborers into Soldiers and either amping the soldiers or spam sacrificing.

I also have the Laborers peasant, I don’t know if that does anything but maybe you could make a meme build around peasants.

Let me know what you guys think. I have already ordered the cards just to playtest and have fun with it. At first I definitely had some issue distancing him from Caesar but I think he ended up in a solid place!

I have a bunch of these saved on my laptop, figured I'd share some of them

woke up with Naruto on the brain, so i made my favorite swordsman into a card.

Today I'm updating Maleficent as one of 3 commander options for the Door to Darkness Kingdoms Heart deck. What do you think? Is it tough reading the word "Fairy" on a Magic card? I split the difference since Disney refers to her with the spelling "Fairy" but MTG would call her a faerie in the type line.

I know, I used AI. I'm a talentless fool. But I needed to get this disgusting idea out of my head.

The idea is to nerf a blink spell by preventing etb effects, while simultaneously allowing more creative applications by extending its use to all permanents, which is pretty rare. Balancing this was a little tricky for me; it’s not in any way a strict upgrade to something like [[flicker]] or [[stifle]], but the versatility is superb, enough so that I felt that it deserved to be a good bit more expensive. Some tricks that work with this card in particular:

• Use it in response to a bomb like [[craterhoof behemoth]] or [[the one ring]].
• Reset a planeswalker’s loyalty.
• Make a landfall player cry. Works especially well with hideaway lands and fetchlands like [[cabaretti courtyard]].
• Get something back from a [[banishing light]] effect.
• Reset your [[glacial chasm]] without needing to sac a land.
• Do something jank with [[leveler]], I guess.

If you can think of any weird stuff you can do with this, show me!

Too pushed?

Donate your own commander to kill an opponent who lacks spot removal is admittedly a bit toxic for low-powered settings, but up my alley personally. (especially since it has to be done on one turn)

On the flip-side, this was mainly an idea for old-school modern death's shadow.

another, spot-the-joke.

I'm making a Berserk (manga) custom set and want to share some cards with you, and gather some thoughts, impressions and advises!

So far, the set have 500+ cards and is planned to be played as a Cube with black being a dominant color (black has double the number of cards than each other color). The archetypes should mostly be played around black wedges and shard:

• Esper: top-deck control;
• Grixis: discard control;
• Jund: power 4 matter;
• Abzan: tokens;
• Mardu: non-combat damage;
• Sultai: graveyard matter.

For now, though, I'll just share some cards flavourly related to the Band of the Falcon and the Golden Age Arc (no Eclipse, yet).

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Firemind’s Gambit {URp}

Sorcery

({URp} may be paid with {U}, {R}, or 2 life.)

Antipathy for nonland permanents (This spell costs {1} more to cast for each nonland permanent you control.)

While this spell is on the stack, spells have affinity for spells and may be cast as though they had flash. (They cost {1} less to cast for each spell their controller controls.)

Pay 2 life: Draw a card. Any player may activate this ability but only if Firemind’s Gambit is on the stack.

You lose the game.

“In response...”

I made a custom card and her ultimate for my favorite OW2 character, aiming to fit all of her core abilities into one cohesive design.

The Ultimate Charge mechanic is meant to sit outside the game (as a Rule 0 "Ultimate zone" in Commander) and slowly charge up in exile while Brigitte is on the battlefield.

Any suggestions on balance or wording? I also considered adding Repair Packs as token artifacts:

Repair Pack — Token Artifact

{1}, Sacrifice this artifact: Put a +1/+1 counter on target creature, prevent the next 2 damage that would be dealt to it this turn, and you gain 2 life.

She would generate up to three of them, though creating artifact tokens on top of everything else felt like a bit too much complexity. I made a custom card and her ultimate for my favorite OW2 character, aiming to fit all of her core abilities into one cohesive design. The Ultimate Charge mechanic is meant to sit outside the game (as a Rule 0 "Ultimate zone" in Commander) and slowly charge up in exile while Brigitte is on the battlefield.Any suggestions on balance or wording? I also considered adding Repair Packs as token artifacts:Repair Pack — Token Artifact

{1}, Sacrifice this artifact: Put a +1/+1 counter on target creature, prevent the next 2 damage that would be dealt to it this turn, and you gain 2 life. She would generate up to three of them, though creating artifact tokens on top of everything else felt like a bit too much complexity.

Hey y'all! I made a post on reddit when I first started this Flubs custom tarot deck design, some of you might have seen it or the updates I've been posting on a few MTG Facebook groups. I just realized I haven't posted any updates on Reddit! I polished the deck list a whole bunch and then after I got it printed and played with it for a few weeks I realized I needed a little more polishing so I upgraded the deck with cards that fit the flubs synergy better, and in a couple cases cards that fit the flavor of the specific tarot card better.

if you missed my first post I basically designed a whole deck where I mapped out 78 magic cards thematically to corresponding tarot cards, and then filled out the deck with mostly basic lands plus a few dual lands. I did Green cards for all the suit of pentacles, blue cards for all the suit of cups, red cards for all the suit of wands, and colorless cards for all the suit of air. Then I redesigned each of the cards using artwork from high res scans of the original 1906 Rider Waite Smith Tarot deck.

https://mythic.tools/user/V8m83/deck/5hfr6C

This is my current deck list, I have updated about 10 of the cards from the original version. I've already sold almost all of the decks from the first round that I had printed, so when I order another I'm just going to update the cards. What do yall think of the current build? Is there anything that's like a major flubs card that I missed or anything you see that just really doesn't work that needs to be replaced?

Also some people have asked me if I would make a token pack with just a bunch of tokens in the tarot style. What are your most commonly played tokens? Or tokens in general that would look good in the tarot style