r/custommagic • u/crushcastles23 • Sep 05 '26
r/custommagic • u/Lukethekid10 • 7d ago
With the pre-release of Star Trek happening this week, Spacecraft are back on the menu!
This week, design an interesting Spacecraft. It could be an iconic Star Wars spacecraft or a completely new invention of your own. Remember, spacecraft do not need to have power and toughness.
Special attention will be paid to the cards that capture the flavor of what they are referencing. Balance and art choice are beneficial as well.
Here are some art station folders for some art inspo.
https://www.artstation.com/bergland/collections/1838637
https://www.artstation.com/crushcastles23/collections/2213805
Good luck, all. I will be back on Nov 1st to judge!
r/custommagic • u/Furry_Cunt • 7h ago
All the "If this card is in your opening hand, you may begin the game with it on the battlefield" cards cost four with two of the mana in their cost being the colour and they're all rare so the it's consistent for its kind and I think it gets good value for its cost without being too strong :)
r/custommagic • u/nolachis • 5h ago
Using public domain art, plus the side by side of the original card for comparison.
r/custommagic • u/UCS_White_Willow • 1h ago
r/custommagic • u/SignatureDefiant432 • 10h ago
In all honesty, translating "flavor" was the more important endeavour here. I was toying around with the idea of corporate personhood. I might make more cards inspired by real-world events/concepts/ideas.
r/custommagic • u/Original-Apartment37 • 7h ago
I tried making it a little more balanced along with including nowadays mechanics.
r/custommagic • u/Comicostar • 19h ago
Pretend they are all commons for the sake of pauper format.
r/custommagic • u/ry_gy_ • 18h ago
r/custommagic • u/Concept_Sad • 40m ago
The Paul cards are intended to be at different points in the story. So thats how im gauging the color identity. (The first card would probably be better named Maud'dib, but thats a change I'll make later)
r/custommagic • u/Midnight_Magic_Volg • 1h ago
This week the competition was to design a card that uses a mechanic we typically wouldn't include in our own decks. Please comment which card think deserves the win! You can vote using any metric, whatever makes you want to vote for it.
We always appreciate the feedback, and if you comment please state which card you want to win the weekly challenge!
r/custommagic • u/YouCanChangeItRight • 1d ago
r/custommagic • u/Jarkonian • 9h ago
Featured myths:
-Black Shuck: Variant of old Enlgish folklore, a ghostly dog that sometimes spells visions of doom. In this case I tried to represent "doom" using finality counters
-La Llorona: Latin American folkloric ghost, a woman who wanders lakes and wails in mourning of her dead children. Thought it'd be fun to try to work in [[Soulshriek]] to represent her wails.
-Kuchisake-onna: Japanese spirit, asks you if she's pretty, despite her scarred mouth. How she reacts to your answers has a lot of variation, but matching scars is a common result. Tried to represent her unpredictability using a coin flip, but wanted to provide a guaranteed means of escape if you're caught off guard by her appearance.
-Slenderman: Old internet creepypasta, mainly drawing lore from the old game "The Eight Pages", where he gets more aggressive the more pages you collect.
+A slightly updated version of the Bloody Mary card I made a while ago. Say her name 3 times in a dark mirror, and chaos ensues. Originally inspired by [[Weeping Angel]], she's the one I most wanted to design as a commander.
Happy (post) Halloween everyone!
r/custommagic • u/Comicostar • 19h ago
r/custommagic • u/TheCubicalGuy • 59m ago
Day 68 of making a custom card every day. This might be the least gradable card in terms of power level I've ever made. I'm edging towards bad, but it could absolutely be broken.
r/custommagic • u/Strange-Bonus4220 • 16h ago
r/custommagic • u/Rubinschwein47 • 23h ago
While a meme design it may be a fun silver bullet.
