Gonna say this here cuz it wasn't spotted on stream, the big Cleric also affects a lot of Theros Gods, which have a lot of "As long as your devotion to (color) is less then (number), this God isn't a creature" So a big Cleric that boosts gods? Makes *perfect* sense
"Heavy of Keldie" has a cool concept behind it. It is a powerful object that can show the future for someone, but upon use, it changes fate so it will not happen. If the person with "Heavy of Keldie" wouldn't be so inquisitive, the future that he saw with this artifact would actually take place.
The way heavy of keldie is worded, it only makes you shuffle after you skip your next turn. So you can use the info you got to continue your plays or to play at instant speed before your next turn
1:00:00 If it were “Each player sacrifices five creatures at the start of your next turn’s upkeep” it could be quite interesting - the one turn delay offsets the low cost of the card.
Selesnya Giant should say something like, "At the beginning of your upkeep, exile three cards from your graveyard. If you cannot exile three cards, mill three cards instead. If you do, draw three cards, then discard two cards."
Super late here, and I don't know a lot about MTG, but I like this version a lot. From what I understand, discarding cards is super strong because of graveyard synergies. Exiling the two cards you discard makes those synergies worse. You can still use them before the beginning of your next upkeep, though, so maybe there is some combos there. Still, even if you combo with graveyard synergy, those combos will be a lot worse than normal. With this version, you only draw 3 and discard 2 every other turn, unless you use graveyard synergies. Plus, you need to exile your entire graveyard before it even goes off once. For 2 mana, that seems a bit weak to me. I'm not sure if you can make it 1 mana at that point, or if it'd be too strong then. I'm not familiar enough with MTG yet to judge that. Either way, mechanically it's a very interesting idea, even though I'm not sure how it'd be balance wise. Edit: Ah, I forgot about the mill 3. That means you only get the effect once every 3 turns. Honestly, I think it'd be cooler without the mill 3. In any case, the idea is a cool one to explore, but maybe not in this exact wording. Just has some interesting ideas to it, like a lot of these AI cards do.
6:23 Mudderback Renewberl is clearly referencing Oracle of the Alpha's ability to put the "Power Nine" into your library, mid-game. The card specifies cards in your hand that are "power cards" not "the combined total of power of creatures".
Baron von Count is the card that has “destroy target player”. Door to Nothingness is the card Nik was thinking of that the designer *wanted* to have that language at first.
Just got an idea for an interesting concept. A card that any player could put a counter on once per turn. It gains abilities with the more counters it has, but put enough counters on it, and it destroys itself or has another negative effect on its owner.
Selesnya giant doesn’t make sense, but it’s interesting design space. What if it made you exile 3 cards from your graveyard, and you only mill and draw/discard if you can’t. That way you only get to do the draw thing when your graveyard is empty, which it actively works to fill up by dumping 5 cards in there whenever you activate that effect
'Witch's Mist' is about the only enchantment that taps purposefully in Mtg , it was in Future Sight by the way. Also , there are a few white cards that do counter a spell , such as 'mana tithe' and 'lapse of certainty'.
Deadmage horde in storm deck. Cast her, -2 for mana. Combo out storm. If they counter the finisher she'll still be at like 20loyalty counters. Remove 20ish loyalty counters for 20 1/1 birds (it's not a loyalty ability so no cap on birds per turn) Got a massive bird horde with evasion (flying) to finish them off.
Historek is the most broken card I've ever seen that doesn't literally win you the game on the spot. Also really cool artwork. Black lotus + a clock, simple but perfect for the effect.
52:35 Pillar of Griffin is actually really good in the right deck. It may even danger a little. Red is good at Impulsive Draw, so a deck with plenty of it can still get cards to play while everyone else has to deal wth what they have in-hand. Blasphemous Act, Pillar, play out whatever else you have, then Wheel. As for the flavor "fail", imagine it as the wolves helping to rise up against the vampire that's preventing everyone from drawing cards.
@@singularleaf3895 Impulsive Draw is the unofficial nickname for effects like Jeska's will that exile cards from the top of your library and let you play them. It gets around not being able to draw.
Sakashima can work if you have something that says "Creatures you control get +1/+1" OR "Creatures you control enter the battlefield with a +1 counter"
For information: you can counter your own spell. Classic exemple: you daze your own spell, not paying the 1 then have an untap island in hand and combo with a free storm count from that daze.
I think there's an Aura from Future Sight that taps to tap the creature it's enchanting or something like it (of course it would be from Future Sight).
There is also one that taps to give the enchanted creature +2/-2 until the end of turn. And the one you are thinking, if I'm not mistaken, can tap or untap the creature.
Sakashima of Agrim is completely busted. Bare minimum, it is four mana for four energy at sorcery speed, which is fine, energy decks probably have stronger ways, but this is one that also can be reanimated. Once you get an anthem effect in play (effects that give a +x/+x buff to your side of the board), you suddenly have a massive threat that costs energy and ramped you halfway there. What gets even crazier is if you can give it undying before it hits the graveyard, which Mikaeus, the Unhallowed at the minimum lets you do. This has Sakashima come into play, generate 4 energy, dive into the graveyard, pop back out with a +1/+1 counter, give you another 4 energy, and then you can just drop one of you opponents into the dumpster unless they have a stifle effect. While destroying an opponent isn't a templated ability, I think it's reasonable to call that equal to "target player loses the game".
Not sure if you have done the video already but you should do one about non U counter spells/cards with countering abilities. There are a few. All of them are ancient but a white counter spell is nothing new.
47:52 it doesn't die to combat as a blocker, it wipes the field before damage is dealt, and "it dies to removal" isn't a great way to evaluate magic cards )though dies to Bowmasters kinda is at this point
I traded a foil Hallowed Fountain at the time of Dissension's original release for 2 non-foil Hallowed Fountain *and* a used copy of Tony Hawk American Wasteland for 360.
Hazordon fateon puts a +1/+1 counter on each creature that isn't a creature. I think this only applies to the god cards when they don't have enough devotion.
They aren't creatures if they don't have enough devotion. Should be worded "on any permanent that has power and toughness but is not a creature", or "on any permanent that has creature as a card type that is not a creature"
Regarding Guardians (the planeswalker first card) +1 tapping all enchantmrnts is generally as useless as it sounds there are some niche cases, but anything that lets you make everything enchantment, also makes it affect your own things, so no good. -1 all it does is let you search for a plains to your hand, planeswalker abilities are only activated once per turn, and only as a sorcery, that means that the opponent never has priority to activate it. Even if they could do so, you are the one controlling the permanent so you would search for the plains. -7 lets you draw 11 cards, + it's power (thinking of cards like the sword that turns walkers into creatures, etc.) You may shuffle up to four cards but that's any from 0 to 4
I think the -1 ability could be activated by you opponents on their turn once per turn, and they would search your library for a plains and put it into their hand.
@@danhendricks5896 as it is written in the card, and due to how planeswalkers work, since it's a permanent you control, and it can only be activated as a sorcery, other players don't get to activate it. They can't use it outside of your turn. And during your turn, you have to do something to pass priority, which means either, the stack is not empty, or it's not a main phase. Of course you could errata it, to make it work like that.
Sbarl in Beth technically is already a card. Overcharged Amalgam is 2BB Zombie Horror, 3/3, Flash, Flying, Exploit, When Overcharged Amalgam exploits a creature, counter target spell, activated ability, or triggered ability.
Mage's Fury is busted lol you can play a bunch of Echo creature's and you can return them to your hand before the echo cost causes you to sack the creature
Heavy of Keldie could be useful, if you have an instant draw spell or something and are looking for specific cards. The deck isn't shuffled until you miss your next turn.
Noxious avenger danger. When he blocks destroy all attacking creatures. This is a triggered ability that will resolve before damage is dealt, so he will survive.
Mage's Fury: 0 Cost letting you hit any "When Entering the Battlefirld" triggers repeatedly means landthinning hyperdraws... mills... etc on top of it being a MAY ability instead of MUST ia too broken as a freebie. Landseeking Elf decks would thin deck quicker than they already do and thats just the first thought on my head.
The power 50 AI format would be busted but prob mildly balanced by everyone having the busted stuff Wei aetherszar seems good lol I bet it could be teched into devoted druid decks thanks to the infinite mana outlet
the choice I suppose is the X, you pay any amount you choose to, then of that number, you can choose how much to prevent. first x, is to get past certain triggers, that care about mana cost.
Heavy of Keldie: I guess there are some decks that can win on the current turn when they know the next 5 cards they draw, which could make use of this. So not completely useless. The shuffling only happens after the next turn which is skipped.
You can counterspell your own counterspell lol it's basically how Deflecting Swat works. You can redirect a counterspell to Deflecting Swat while it's still on the stack.
14:17 with how it is phrased you must be able to actually exile 3 cards from your grave to mill 3 instead and then if you do succesfully mill 3 you then draw 3 and discard 2 cards. A better way to think of it is as if it had threshold for 3 cards in grave that triggered the mill then draw 3 and discard 2. Basically in wording that is actually normal it would say: At the begining of your upkeep if there are at least 3 cards in your graveyard that could be exiled by this ability mill 3, draw 3 cards then discard 2 cards.(the 3 cards that could be exiled are not exiled)
11:00 I think Mage's Fury would be interesting. It's not great in 4 player formats, since there are lots of chances for it to get removed before you get any value, and it still costs you a card. Still, I can see ETB and Ninjutsu decks running it to squeeze extra value from their other draws.
18:44 I think this card might be a reference to Who's line is it Anyways. Its an improv show, and one time they were mocking Drew's pronunciation of the word 'horror'
Kinda late in commenting on this video.... but for Mage's Fury, I imagine my Satoru Umezawa EDH deck would benefit greatly. Since, after taking out one player with Blightsteel Colossus, other players will make sure to have blockers. But if I get it back into my hand at upkeep, I can use small unblockable creatures to ninjutsu it in again. It's slow though. But I imagine broken if not dealt with and allowed to repeat.
With blockaters eyes, you combo it with treasure hunt and have like 100 lands in your deck so you draw all of them and that's the only other card in your deck
Overever makes sense, in a really stupid way. "You get {E} for each player with the most night creatures you control." First, figure out how many "night creatures you control" each player player has. Your opponents can never have any "night creatures you control," so they'll always have 0. Your count is just the number of night creatures you control. Next, figure out which players have the MOST night creatures you control. All your opponents have 0, so if you have any night creatures, you have the most. However, if you have no night creatures, then everybody has 0, and therefore everyone has the most "night creatures you control." Now, you gain 1 energy for each player that had the most. So if you had the most, you get 1 energy. If your opponents tied you for the most, you get an energy for each player in the game. So really this gets you 1 energy for each player in the game, unless you control a night creature, in which case you only get 1 energy.
39:29 nope, "if you would" is a replacement effect not a triggered ability, that literally does nothing since it replaces an event with the same event.
12:53 You need to chose targets for a spell before it enters the stack, so it can't counter itself because when you chose the target for it, it is not a legal target.
Sbarl in Betth is pretty much just a Silumgar Sorcerer Mages Fury could be really good for affinity decks or LTB effects. I think a Circuit Mender would be disgusting with it.
Plague Shaman: "If you would gain life, you gain that much life." Could it mean that effects cannot change the amount of life gained? Let's say that there is an effect that says "whenever a player would gain life, that player gains half that amount instead rounded down", and this would stop the reduction to take effect? I don't know, I'm not a judge.
selesnya giant if you ignore the exile part is super overpowered its like repeatable self mill, ancestral recall, better faithless looting. Its crazy in reanimator and gy decks. there is a reason bazaar of baghdad is banned in legacy.
Soul Nimbers is actually a printable card. With Beam Town Bullies you can put it under an opponents control and it becomes Goaded.
They should increase the power so it can be at least a somewhat decent finisher like 15/15
also add in card target creature attacks next turn if able etc
why do mfs type goaded? like if he's the goat why is he goaded
@@sdsd-f7k goaded means something completely different that goat.
Soul Nimbers is actually pretty neat. It’s a big bastard, but you basically never want to use it. Instead, it encourages creative use of other cards
Gonna say this here cuz it wasn't spotted on stream, the big Cleric also affects a lot of Theros Gods, which have a lot of "As long as your devotion to (color) is less then (number), this God isn't a creature"
So a big Cleric that boosts gods? Makes *perfect* sense
Well no, it technically wouldn't. There are 0 cards in MtG that are creatures that aren't creatures. It's an oxymoron and a useless ability.
@@Mavistka yeh technilcy most of them become something else like (planeswalkers or artifacts or just periments)
"Heavy of Keldie" has a cool concept behind it. It is a powerful object that can show the future for someone, but upon use, it changes fate so it will not happen. If the person with "Heavy of Keldie" wouldn't be so inquisitive, the future that he saw with this artifact would actually take place.
"Do three-sided cards even exist?"
As of last year, SIX-sided ones technically do.
Cube card
The way heavy of keldie is worded, it only makes you shuffle after you skip your next turn. So you can use the info you got to continue your plays or to play at instant speed before your next turn
1:00:00 If it were “Each player sacrifices five creatures at the start of your next turn’s upkeep” it could be quite interesting - the one turn delay offsets the low cost of the card.
9:28 “How can we abuse this?”
*Miirym walks into the room*
Archaeomamcer and time warp is the first thing I thought of.
Selesnya Giant should say something like, "At the beginning of your upkeep, exile three cards from your graveyard. If you cannot exile three cards, mill three cards instead. If you do, draw three cards, then discard two cards."
That sounds cool tbh
Super late here, and I don't know a lot about MTG, but I like this version a lot.
From what I understand, discarding cards is super strong because of graveyard synergies. Exiling the two cards you discard makes those synergies worse. You can still use them before the beginning of your next upkeep, though, so maybe there is some combos there. Still, even if you combo with graveyard synergy, those combos will be a lot worse than normal.
With this version, you only draw 3 and discard 2 every other turn, unless you use graveyard synergies. Plus, you need to exile your entire graveyard before it even goes off once. For 2 mana, that seems a bit weak to me. I'm not sure if you can make it 1 mana at that point, or if it'd be too strong then. I'm not familiar enough with MTG yet to judge that.
Either way, mechanically it's a very interesting idea, even though I'm not sure how it'd be balance wise.
Edit:
Ah, I forgot about the mill 3. That means you only get the effect once every 3 turns. Honestly, I think it'd be cooler without the mill 3. In any case, the idea is a cool one to explore, but maybe not in this exact wording. Just has some interesting ideas to it, like a lot of these AI cards do.
In order to be able to cast a legendary instant or sorcery, you need to control a legendary creature or planeswalker.
7:50 no it's obviously the number of power cards in your hand from slay the spire
Anyway I tap out for echo form :)
@@altrekzz9870 in response icast awakened one
@@lyndsaypeters5981 exhaust my deck with true grit and loop two flash of steels for infinite? (I bought a prismatic shard floor five)
@@altrekzz9870 I cast counterspell
@@lyndsaypeters5981 got me there.
9:09 Mage's Fury helps Tiamat in ways that normal flicker decks could never. A slightly cheaper, significantly more limited Meticulous Excavation.
I’ve done mtg trades for nonmagic items, seems like a good topic for people to share their stories and favorite cards.
6:23 Mudderback Renewberl is clearly referencing Oracle of the Alpha's ability to put the "Power Nine" into your library, mid-game. The card specifies cards in your hand that are "power cards" not "the combined total of power of creatures".
I agree with this interpretation.
Baron von Count is the card that has “destroy target player”. Door to Nothingness is the card Nik was thinking of that the designer *wanted* to have that language at first.
Just got an idea for an interesting concept. A card that any player could put a counter on once per turn. It gains abilities with the more counters it has, but put enough counters on it, and it destroys itself or has another negative effect on its owner.
Selesnya giant doesn’t make sense, but it’s interesting design space. What if it made you exile 3 cards from your graveyard, and you only mill and draw/discard if you can’t. That way you only get to do the draw thing when your graveyard is empty, which it actively works to fill up by dumping 5 cards in there whenever you activate that effect
I want to see AI-generated cards with the AI trained on AI-generated cards.
It would end up like that story of when they had to force stop two languages because they came up with their own language XD
i think mage's fury would be interesting if they changed it to 'return a creature you control *but don't own* to its players hand'
Why would you want to give stolen creatures back? I assume the stealing effect is permanent as the card only works in your upkeep
to counter decks that give you bad cards on purpose
'Witch's Mist' is about the only enchantment that taps purposefully in Mtg , it was in Future Sight by the way. Also , there are a few white cards that do counter a spell , such as 'mana tithe' and 'lapse of certainty'.
Deadmage horde in storm deck.
Cast her, -2 for mana.
Combo out storm. If they counter the finisher she'll still be at like 20loyalty counters.
Remove 20ish loyalty counters for 20 1/1 birds (it's not a loyalty ability so no cap on birds per turn)
Got a massive bird horde with evasion (flying) to finish them off.
So Pelakke is a man who really wants to be a goblin, but only someone else can grant him his wish by treating him as one.
Historek is the most broken card I've ever seen that doesn't literally win you the game on the spot.
Also really cool artwork. Black lotus + a clock, simple but perfect for the effect.
Turn 1 play 2 history cast primeval titan, attack twice on extra turns. You deal 12 damage and have 9 lands in play before opponent takes first turn.
@@danhendricks5896 fair and balanced
30:00 I'd like to see Sakashima printed in Blue Black and that art is sweet too! I say print it but obviously fix the ability and stuff
Roil had the feel of Armageddon, print it. RG said there should be cards that you will hate. This could be the new addition to that list.
Historek is literally Black Lotus Fusion danced with a Time Walk. Holy shit
52:35 Pillar of Griffin is actually really good in the right deck. It may even danger a little. Red is good at Impulsive Draw, so a deck with plenty of it can still get cards to play while everyone else has to deal wth what they have in-hand.
Blasphemous Act, Pillar, play out whatever else you have, then Wheel.
As for the flavor "fail", imagine it as the wolves helping to rise up against the vampire that's preventing everyone from drawing cards.
Well it says any player, so that includes the the controller. I would just use it in a wolf deck or a burn deck.
@@singularleaf3895 Impulsive Draw is the unofficial nickname for effects like Jeska's will that exile cards from the top of your library and let you play them. It gets around not being able to draw.
Sakashima can work if you have something that says "Creatures you control get +1/+1" OR "Creatures you control enter the battlefield with a +1 counter"
With undying from something like mikaeus the unhallowed sakashima would net you 8 energy and be alive to do the destroy ability.
way back when it first came out, my friend traded a box of donuts for a playset of minds desire
That sakashima is boss. Plenty of ways to have it enter with a +1+1. Wish it was real.
Plague Shepard is a replacement effect, not a triggered ability. It doesn’t do anything lol
For information: you can counter your own spell. Classic exemple: you daze your own spell, not paying the 1 then have an untap island in hand and combo with a free storm count from that daze.
I think there's an Aura from Future Sight that taps to tap the creature it's enchanting or something like it (of course it would be from Future Sight).
There is also one that taps to give the enchanted creature +2/-2 until the end of turn.
And the one you are thinking, if I'm not mistaken, can tap or untap the creature.
Archivist Patrice should be called all with nothing
Historek's artwork is a black lotus inside of a clock. It's perfect flavor.
41:48 That art is frigging gorgeous. Geez.
Sakashima of Agrim is completely busted.
Bare minimum, it is four mana for four energy at sorcery speed, which is fine, energy decks probably have stronger ways, but this is one that also can be reanimated.
Once you get an anthem effect in play (effects that give a +x/+x buff to your side of the board), you suddenly have a massive threat that costs energy and ramped you halfway there.
What gets even crazier is if you can give it undying before it hits the graveyard, which Mikaeus, the Unhallowed at the minimum lets you do. This has Sakashima come into play, generate 4 energy, dive into the graveyard, pop back out with a +1/+1 counter, give you another 4 energy, and then you can just drop one of you opponents into the dumpster unless they have a stifle effect. While destroying an opponent isn't a templated ability, I think it's reasonable to call that equal to "target player loses the game".
That mages fury would work in a blood deck that makes a blood token when the vampire comes into play
1:22
You don't need to suffel your library, so it's basically lets everyone know the orientation of their library.
Not sure if you have done the video already but you should do one about non U counter spells/cards with countering abilities. There are a few. All of them are ancient but a white counter spell is nothing new.
7:20 Slay The Spire has power cards; that's why it's a crossover
Pilar of Griffin can be interesting if you have ways to search cards or other ways to get cards that are not drawing.
Lol! It’s like time walk, except it’s free. And it comes with a dark ritual 😂
47:52 it doesn't die to combat as a blocker, it wipes the field before damage is dealt, and "it dies to removal" isn't a great way to evaluate magic cards )though dies to Bowmasters kinda is at this point
To answer the question at 14:48, i sold my gaea's cradle and then bought a 2006 Toyota Carolla with that money.
Pillar of Griffin seems like a really interesting card.
19:40 I think it's called Robber angel because somebody robbed the last half of the card text.
Historek kinda looks like a black lotus in the middle of a clock... I think the AI is onto something
20:27 Heavy Keldie gets printed because it's one of the only legible cards from this entire stream lmao
I traded a foil Hallowed Fountain at the time of Dissension's original release for 2 non-foil Hallowed Fountain *and* a used copy of Tony Hawk American Wasteland for 360.
Hazordon fateon puts a +1/+1 counter on each creature that isn't a creature. I think this only applies to the god cards when they don't have enough devotion.
They aren't creatures if they don't have enough devotion. Should be worded "on any permanent that has power and toughness but is not a creature", or "on any permanent that has creature as a card type that is not a creature"
Regarding Guardians (the planeswalker first card)
+1 tapping all enchantmrnts is generally as useless as it sounds there are some niche cases, but anything that lets you make everything enchantment, also makes it affect your own things, so no good.
-1 all it does is let you search for a plains to your hand, planeswalker abilities are only activated once per turn, and only as a sorcery, that means that the opponent never has priority to activate it. Even if they could do so, you are the one controlling the permanent so you would search for the plains.
-7 lets you draw 11 cards, + it's power (thinking of cards like the sword that turns walkers into creatures, etc.) You may shuffle up to four cards but that's any from 0 to 4
I think the -1 ability could be activated by you opponents on their turn once per turn, and they would search your library for a plains and put it into their hand.
@@danhendricks5896 as it is written in the card, and due to how planeswalkers work, since it's a permanent you control, and it can only be activated as a sorcery, other players don't get to activate it. They can't use it outside of your turn. And during your turn, you have to do something to pass priority, which means either, the stack is not empty, or it's not a main phase. Of course you could errata it, to make it work like that.
Sbarl in Beth technically is already a card. Overcharged Amalgam is 2BB Zombie Horror, 3/3, Flash, Flying, Exploit, When Overcharged Amalgam exploits a creature, counter target spell, activated ability, or triggered ability.
Imagine pillar of Griffin with elesh norn on the field. 3 4/4s for you, no one else can draw or do anything
Mage's Fury is busted lol you can play a bunch of Echo creature's and you can return them to your hand before the echo cost causes you to sack the creature
Heavy of Keldie could be useful, if you have an instant draw spell or something and are looking for specific cards. The deck isn't shuffled until you miss your next turn.
25:00 Soul Nimbers. Kill someone before trigger, yes. Also donate and goad it.
Noxious avenger danger. When he blocks destroy all attacking creatures. This is a triggered ability that will resolve before damage is dealt, so he will survive.
There are some Enchantements from Future Sight that tap, they are auras and tapping has some effect on the enchanted permanent.
Mage's Fury: 0 Cost letting you hit any "When Entering the Battlefirld" triggers repeatedly means landthinning hyperdraws... mills... etc on top of it being a MAY ability instead of MUST ia too broken as a freebie. Landseeking Elf decks would thin deck quicker than they already do and thats just the first thought on my head.
Selesnya giant I’d say print only bc in order for it to trigger the player must have 3 cards to exile to begin the sequence.
The power 50 AI format would be busted but prob mildly balanced by everyone having the busted stuff
Wei aetherszar seems good lol I bet it could be teched into devoted druid decks thanks to the infinite mana outlet
the choice I suppose is the X, you pay any amount you choose to, then of that number, you can choose how much to prevent. first x, is to get past certain triggers, that care about mana cost.
I’m going to spend the rest of my days hamming my process!
54:33 peer into the abyss... 120 2/2 wolfs... have a haste enabler and you can do a lot...
Heavy of Keldie: I guess there are some decks that can win on the current turn when they know the next 5 cards they draw, which could make use of this. So not completely useless. The shuffling only happens after the next turn which is skipped.
You can counterspell your own counterspell lol it's basically how Deflecting Swat works. You can redirect a counterspell to Deflecting Swat while it's still on the stack.
Mage's Fury, or as I like to call it, "What Cumulative Upkeep?"
That sakashima with mikaeus is 1 shot
Mudderback counts the number of power cards in your hand, aka power nine cards in your hand.
14:17 with how it is phrased you must be able to actually exile 3 cards from your grave to mill 3 instead and then if you do succesfully mill 3 you then draw 3 and discard 2 cards.
A better way to think of it is as if it had threshold for 3 cards in grave that triggered the mill then draw 3 and discard 2.
Basically in wording that is actually normal it would say:
At the begining of your upkeep if there are at least 3 cards in your graveyard that could be exiled by this ability mill 3, draw 3 cards then discard 2 cards.(the 3 cards that could be exiled are not exiled)
11:00 I think Mage's Fury would be interesting. It's not great in 4 player formats, since there are lots of chances for it to get removed before you get any value, and it still costs you a card. Still, I can see ETB and Ninjutsu decks running it to squeeze extra value from their other draws.
15:00 Selesnyia Giant has all the weaknesses of Mage's Fury, but mill 3, draw 3 discard 2 is too much power for decend/dredge decks.
32:00 Keeping Sakashima of Agrim alive isn't that difficult, just run any of the lords that let you name a creature type and run a demon deck.
With mages fury I would love to bounce and recast tanazir quadriceps to just double counters on a critter every turn
18:44 I think this card might be a reference to Who's line is it Anyways. Its an improv show, and one time they were mocking Drew's pronunciation of the word 'horror'
Whale horror is certainly a creature type.
pillar of griffin says you cant draw anymore, buy you could play spells from your deck, or exile cards from the deck and play, red has many of those
Kinda late in commenting on this video.... but for Mage's Fury, I imagine my Satoru Umezawa EDH deck would benefit greatly. Since, after taking out one player with Blightsteel Colossus, other players will make sure to have blockers. But if I get it back into my hand at upkeep, I can use small unblockable creatures to ninjutsu it in again. It's slow though. But I imagine broken if not dealt with and allowed to repeat.
Historek managed to power creep timewalk
With blockaters eyes, you combo it with treasure hunt and have like 100 lands in your deck so you draw all of them and that's the only other card in your deck
Overever makes sense, in a really stupid way.
"You get {E} for each player with the most night creatures you control."
First, figure out how many "night creatures you control" each player player has. Your opponents can never have any "night creatures you control," so they'll always have 0. Your count is just the number of night creatures you control.
Next, figure out which players have the MOST night creatures you control. All your opponents have 0, so if you have any night creatures, you have the most. However, if you have no night creatures, then everybody has 0, and therefore everyone has the most "night creatures you control."
Now, you gain 1 energy for each player that had the most. So if you had the most, you get 1 energy. If your opponents tied you for the most, you get an energy for each player in the game.
So really this gets you 1 energy for each player in the game, unless you control a night creature, in which case you only get 1 energy.
44:33 probably means “Trample 4” which is think means trample X4
Makes Fury would he perfect for my elf deck that plays desolation angel at will 😂
39:29 nope, "if you would" is a replacement effect not a triggered ability, that literally does nothing since it replaces an event with the same event.
Green has counterspells too XD
Plague shepard doesn't do double or infinite. It confirms you do indeed gain the life you would gain.
12:53
You need to chose targets for a spell before it enters the stack, so it can't counter itself because when you chose the target for it, it is not a legal target.
Baron von count does legit say destroy target player
Mutterback may be talking about the power 9
Sbarl in Betth is pretty much just a Silumgar Sorcerer
Mages Fury could be really good for affinity decks or LTB effects. I think a Circuit Mender would be disgusting with it.
noxious avenger: it triggers before damage is dealt, this card is mental on defense.
Mage's Fury would be fun with Thragtusk
I traded my complete set of OG Pokemon cards, first set, for a second complete set of urzas saga. This was back in like 1999.
You can only use a legendary instant if you have a legendary creature or planeswalker in play.
Black Lotus and Time Walk get wrecked! Historek is here!
Mage's Fury + Ornithopter + Impact Tremors
Hazordzn has the efekt vor Gott creature wit the manasymbol chek
Helios or all planswalker with He is a creature with the next upkeep
0:20
There are enchantment creatures, and utility enchants
Plague Shaman:
"If you would gain life, you gain that much life."
Could it mean that effects cannot change the amount of life gained?
Let's say that there is an effect that says "whenever a player would gain life, that player gains half that amount instead rounded down", and this would stop the reduction to take effect?
I don't know, I'm not a judge.
selesnya giant if you ignore the exile part is super overpowered its like repeatable self mill, ancestral recall, better faithless looting. Its crazy in reanimator and gy decks. there is a reason bazaar of baghdad is banned in legacy.
So Noxoius Avenger doesn‘t die when it blocks do i see this correctly? Opponent Creature dies before damage is applied.