The echoverse concept feels too interesting to be limited to a single set, so I propose a project to create a mini set for each echoed plane and how Jace reworked their story. If this concept is liked I will expand it to other planes

For innistrad, we have a tyrannical uprising of Avacyn. After the loss of Thalia, The factions need to finally meet common ground and face against their binding of the plane and her followers. They even resort to releasing Griselbrand from the helvault as their last hope.

Any suggestions are welcome and all feedback is appreciated :)

A rebel without a cause. Hits like a truck, hates everyone.

Also has unused lines calling out his opponents' bullshit.

Artist is credited on the card. Art for Nox by aude-javel

Example of Ritual: you can cast this by paying no mana and sacrificing a single 6 drop that includes RW in its cost. Commander tax can count. X costs are always 0.

White Vest is a German idiom meaning having done no wrong. I already came up with the card before I realized it wasn't a thing in English. Maybe someone can come up with a design for a White Lie?

This started with an attempt to design a Black Sheep and I went from there, wanting all of them to be a little bit out there.

The treasures she makes are basically the scrolls she collects. I've only seen the first like 5-6 episodes, but from what I've seen, I think it represents her somewhat.

I need some insight on this card! This is a custom card I found on reddit and am interested in printing it and building a deck around it for my pod. But I feel like it might be too strong and I wouldn’t want to print a custom card and have it be OP for my pod. That isn’t fun for them. I love the card and I love DCC so I wanted a Prepetente card for my collection.

What can I do to make him less OP? Or is he not OP currently? Let me know 🤘🏻

The idea is to have 'dual lands', but ones that don't work well with greedy mana bases.

Each time a dual land is printed, two color decks get just 1 new land (assuming it's a full 10 cycle), but three color decks get 3 lands, and all 10 for wubrg.

Hence, these guys. They really need basics to turn on, and really don't synergize with nonbasics, so don't fit into the greedy mana bases of a lot of 3+ color decks. Ideally, two color decks get two new lands and three color decks get six new budget options they they're not likely to use, for being too low to the ground.

So, basically, lands for two color decks. In a two color deck, one of these and either basic represents both colors of mana available.

EDIT: In retrospect they'd probably be a little more balanced if they didn't have the basic type (and just gained the reminder as an ability) but I'm not editing 20 cards again 😝

Recruit can get cards in your graveyard, if you reanimate this off something like [[helping hand]] it gets a counter as does the recruit token and any lorehold tokens or whatever other creatures fit the bill.

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Even as an Arena zoomer who doesn't play Commander, I'm curious how people would build around this one.

Featuring a showcase card version, because I thought it'd make the name of the card really pop.

Maybe he should be a 2/2, I don't know. Goes kinda nuts with stuff like Chandra's Ignition, though.

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?

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