Elvish chorus and Sprite Raget ate not AI made. They had the hashtag stating AI art. Only the art was AI. They are both way too consistent of a design to be AI generated
just a note on inquiril Herald: It is legendary, so it can be your commander. And if you use it as your commander, the green mana symbol in the rules text does a lot, since it shifts your color identiy from izzet to Teemur. Which again, is very good, since it enables you to play green ramp spells. ON TOP OF THAT, it is kind of a lockdown piece, since enemys cant play their own cretures anymore. AND ON TOP OF THAT, once someone copys this card, everyone gets a headache, which replacement effect now takes place. cool card to play around
I think when a creature meleewipes it fights a target creature - then if it's still on battlefield it meleewipes again - if not the creature that it fought meleewipes - if it's still on the battlefield. Basically highlander style boardwipe (but can be stopped by a double kill fight).
Apart from Coin Flips and Morph/Manifest there are also the Kamigawa flip legends (i.e. Erayo). Apparently OG Kamigawa was so strong that the AI thought it had to be dealt with.
7:45 i think you are speaking of Lich "As Lich enters the battlefield, you lose life equal to your life total. You don't lose the game for having 0 or less life. If you would gain life, draw that many cards instead. Whenever you're dealt damage, sacrifice that many nontoken permanents. If you can't, you lose the game. When Lich is put into a graveyard from the battlefield, you lose the game." Lich allows you to play with a different set of rules for your life total and has significant risk and reward associated with it. It prevents you from losing the game due to having 0 or less life and offers unique interactions with life gain and damage. However, it comes with the drawback of needing to sacrifice permanents for each damage you take, and if Lich is removed from the battlefield, you lose the game.
Also, the one card you want with Lich is Mirror Universe. Universe is considered lifegain so you can deck out with bigger life total than library count
First half of this video: (0:00) Sprite Rager: Likely OP, ship then ban later if needed. Wow, a powerful use of cumulative upkeep, making this guy get ridiculously powerful in a short amount of time, and is very difficult to block effectively thanks to first strike. However, it's not totally ludicrous, as the power boost and first strike only function on your turn, and he dies to the usual removal stuff, like Doom Blade, Lightning Bolt, and even Shock. (1:42) Elvish Chorus: Fair, ship. This one is really neat! Oh, but it can provide infinite ETB and death triggers with "Equip 0" equipment, like Lightning Greaves and Shuko. However, you still need one of those equipments along with a means of creating creature tokens in the first place, in addition to something that utilizes ETB/death triggers. And, this thing does cost 5 mana, so I don't think it's that broken. (3:13) That's a nice Island. (3:14) Jackindure: Word salad, shred. Sorry, but I couldn't Jackindure all the text here. :P (3:15) That's a "J", not an "L". (4:00) Too bad it's not an aura, so that Pacifism line doesn't even work either. (4:38) Indungent Vitagins: Word salad, shred. The choices in the first sentence aren't used for anything. And, "that player" isn't defined properly. If this let you basically steal 3 life from target player, then it would be doable, and maybe OP for just 1 mana. Although, if it required you to choose those two aforementioned targets to even resolve in the first place, then maybe this would actually be fair. (5:33) Hatchling of the Ancient: OP, ship then ban. Wow, a strong blue burn spell that also draws you a card and tutors for a dragon on your turn for just 3 mana? IT DANGER! (7:01) That's a nice Plains. (7:02) Tedom's Whole: Fair, ship. 4/6 for 4 mana is okay, and the optional ability _might_ have a niche use somewhere. Combo with Transcendence, perhaps? Oh, wait. That won't work, since you gain _2_ life for each 1 life you lost with that, so Tedom's Whole is of no help there. (7:35) That was the Playtest card, A Good Thing. However, unless you're at exactly 1 life already, doubling your life would cause you to gain more than 1 life, and thus Tedom's Whole wouldn't allow you to avoid the life gain. (8:19) Resplendent Spirit: This is a "Cost it!" card. I think having the cost be WBB, 2WB, or triple Orzhov hybrid mana would be fair for this 5/5 flying trampler that makes you sacrifice a permanent every turn. (8:24) Whenever you see no casting cost, please make sure you look at the post's title to see if the poster said "(Cost it!)", and don't just assume that the card is meant to have no casting cost. (10:10) Spowler's Scorn: Super duper OP! Shred then burn! ...Oh, wait. Hold on. It needs to enter the battlefield to destroy target opponent, but it's an instant, which can never properly enter the battlefield. So, that part will not work, and that makes this a very overpriced and underpowered card draw spell with a touch of word salad. (11:22) Oh, geez... Animate Spell (a Playtest card) would indeed work to let this enter the battlefield. Okay, if you can pull that combo off, I guess you deserve the effect! As for manifest, that wouldn't work, since it would just be a facedown 2/2 creature with the rules text on the card being rendered nonfunctional. (12:11) Brawler Champion: Fair, ship. The life-gain effect might seem a little strong, but the body itself is a bit underwhelming for 3 mana, so I think it's just fine. (12:51) Indeed. There's a lot of good AI land art mixed in here. (13:47) Suldus Rangy: Word salad, shred. Yep, those words are indeed kinda mixed up. (14:31) Nightspeaker Kavu: Fair, word salad, ship if you can figure out the rulings for having a creature be under the control of another creature. Also, this Ogre Warrior is a Kavu in name only. (15:30) Maybe you could have Floral Spuzzem make the decisions for this creature. :P (15:47) Call of the Bloodstonch: Word salad, shred. This text almost gave me the flips. However, the second paragraph makes perfect sense. So, remove the first paragraph, and this would be totally doable. (17:40) Circle of the Vanguard Spider: Fair, ship. Very neat, and it got the Inspired ability totally correct. Maybe it's a color pie break, but I think it still zibers. (18:47) I have no idea what all that data really means. Trying to understand it would just give me the flips, and put me at risk of being destroyed by Call of the Bloodstonch. :P (18:51) Centaur Drake: Fair, ship. Ooh, neat use of the untap symbol, and I think the tutor effect is totally fair, given the costs to summon this guy and use that ability. Bonus points for synergizing with the untap ability in a way that makes sense. (20:22) I like that mushroom Forest. (20:24) Hetil, Rider or Oncreating: OP, word salad, shred. The X in its mana cost doesn't get used for anything, the +2 ability is quite OP, and the -2 ability is a bit weird. So, what if I wanted to gain life equal to my Brawler Champion? Would I gain 1 life from its power, 3 life from its toughness, 6 life from its last ability, or what? And, if I target myself, do I gain life equal to my current life total, doubling it? If I target my opponent, do I gain life equal to their life total? So many questions! I'm getting the flips here! :P (21:57) Flesh: Word salad, shred. Flesh's have been reached. Also, if it can learn to flip, then does that make it vulnerable to Call of the Bloodstonch? (23:33) Rune of Truth: Word salad, shred. Well, it is telling the truth, since players can't become creatures in the first place... unless maybe you count Form of the Dragon, which effectively makes them into something akin to a 5/5 creature with flying. So, perhaps Rune of Truth would stop that from working. (24:31) Lost Mage: Word salad. Shred. Yep, the mage's words got kinda lost there. (25:26) Rage Revenge: Fair, ship. This one's totally doable, and it can be a neat combat trick if you find a way to discard it at instant speed during combat, allowing you to use its Madness ability right then and there, even though it's a sorcery. (26:27) Empire of Nether: Fair, ship. Ooh, Nightstalker tribal support. Too bad all current Nightstalker cards are black, and this card is red. Well, it could work with Changelings too, so put this in a Rakdos deck filled with Nightstalkers and Changelings. (26:39) Whoa, hold the phone! I didn't see that at first! Yeah, that says "nightstarker", with an "r" before the "k"! D'oh, this card was so close to being doable. Word salad, shred. (27:34) I like that mushroom Swamp too. (27:36) Rober-Waxike Mirror: Word salad. Shred. It's an all-you-can-eat salad bar here. (27:44) No, that would be Azorius, not Izzet. Although, the ability does use red mana.
Centaur drake has no sorcery speed restriction and the negative 1 1 token is not in the cost so you could infinitely activate in response while you have the mana. Pay and tap - untap- pay and tap in response - untap again.
IMO Ziber represents the highest ideal for an AI magic card. Unique, interesting and untapped game design ideas that are surprisingly balanced but strong enough to see competitive play if real.
Upon closer inspection, Rober-Waxike Mirror works like this: for 3 mana he creates a token copy of himself and a 2/1 goblin. The 2/1 goblins then make tapped copies of themselves that are attacking whatever Rober-wax, and presumably any creature (including the Rober tokens) that is named Rober-Waxike Mirror, is attacking. Because this is after damage, that means the goblin duplicates are made at the end of combat step (where creatures can still be considered attacking). So let's assume you have used Rober-wax's effect 2 times, meaning you have 3 Rober-wax and 2 dupli-goblins. You attack with everything, it all goes through. You would then create 6 dupli-goblin tokens for the turn (3 Rober-wax X 2 dupli-goblins) that can be used as sac fodder for effects. As far as the ai artifacts, the werewolf, as it is stated to be in relation to the Rober-wax copy, might mean the Rober-wax is supposed to be a creature - werewolf. Finally, the anthem effect either gives everything +X/+X based on the MV of the dupli-goblins (so 0) or whatever the dupli-goblins are attacking, meaning it only does anything if they attack planeswalkers. Either way, you're getting the buff in the end of combat phase so unless you intend on flinging some stuff, it doesn't do anything.
FYI the OG AI generated mtg gameplay is Loading Ready Runs RoboRosewater series, and it is amazing. They have about three videos and I would recommend checking them out
The only real kiss is on the Secret Lair: Pride version of Savor the Moment. True Love's kiss and Kiss of the Amesha are on the forehead. I wonder why they don't show people kissing.
Rober mirror wax guy makes a copy of himself, then a goblin that gives him the ability to make a tapped attacking copy of whatever creature he deals damage to, and your creatures get that cloned creatures mana value in +x/+x.
The ability is "create a copy of *this creature"* and is on the 2/1 token, so basically when the Mirror (or the token that's a copy of the Mirror) blocks or becomes blocked, the 2/1 creates a copy of itself to attack the player controlling the creature that Mirror dealt damage to (presumably this starts a second combat phase), then the original 2/1 token gains the ability to pump your creatures by +X/+X equal to the cost of the creature that Mirror damaged
Rober-Waxike Mirror makes a werewolf version of itself, and a goblin that creates a copy of itself attacking the enemy that Rober-Waxike Mirror is attacking. Rober-Waxike Mirror's secondhalf of the card says that all creatures you control get +0, +0, since thats the token goblin's token's mana value. Then, at the end of the turn exile all of your tokens (The werewolf Rober-Waxike Mirror, and all 4 of your goblin tokens, along with any unrelated tokens). The 4 goblins come from having two Rober-Waxike Mirrors attacking, which makes the first goblin duplicate itself, and then the two goblins duplicate into four. That means that this card and its ability deal 10 damage in one activation, since the two Rober-Waxike Mirrors deal 2 damage, and the four goblins deal 8.
Sprite Rager would be too good I think. It would be pretty much the best beatdown red 2-drop ever printed I think. Maybe do-able in a set not legal in Standard.
Second half of this video: (30:53) Black Spawning: Fair, maybe underpowered, print. Perhaps there's scruebold counter support somewhere to make this thing really good. Who knows? (31:45) Yeah, Cardmarket - Magic has some interesting AI card gameplay videos. (31:57) Grolla, hand of T: Fair, ship. Sure, it has no planeswalker abilities, and the flying ability does nothing unless you turn this into a creature somehow, but the other abilities do function, although getting 20 snow permanents onto the battlefield just to make use of the card draw effect is kinda unlikely. This card is probably underpowered, in fact. (32:10) Oh, if a planeswalker having flying prevents it from being attacked by non-flying creatures, that's actually pretty neat. Reminds me of the Sarah's Wings Playtest card. (33:10) That's a neat Island. (33:11) Ring of Gathershell: Word salad, shred. Might be doable if there are bosk cores to be found with the game, I suppose. (33:46) Rally Thane: Underpowered, word salad, ship. It works fine with Wolves, though is still weak for its cost. Not sure if finding any Wwives would help with that. (35:17) Pilarchelling: OP, word salad, ship for Un-sets maybe? Pay 3GG and you get to have your opponents play musical chairs! :P (37:58) Goldneam Snapper: Fair, ship. Meleewipe sounds neat. We just need reminder text to tell us how it works. But, it sounds like it could very well be a real ability, so I won't judge this as being a word salad. (38:21) Here's my take on Meleewipe: "Put a +1/+1 counter on this creature for each creature your opponents control, then this creature fights all creatures your opponents control." Basically, it is capable of wiping out all opposing creatures in a big melee, unless they're still too strong for this guy after he gets his +1/+1 counters. (And, that's why Goldneam Snapper would lose all of its +1/+1 counters after hitting an opponent.) (39:08) Ensity Architect: Word salad, shred. How would taking an ability from a player even work? Maybe you steal an ability from one of their creatures or something? (39:43) That's greater than my ability. If I sit for way too long, I feel I need to get up and take a walk or something. (39:59) Overloaded Permanent: N/A. Yeah, Overload would work just fine when it comes to permanents, properly changing each instance of "target" to "each". So, there's no reason a permanent can't have Overload. (40:23) Eye Tutal: Fair, ship. It stares into your soul, and at the top five cards of your library, but you can't rearrange them, and you don't draw a card. However, it's pretty easy to cast this for free. (43:01) Stonehhorg: Fair, ship. Okay, this is pretty neat, having a land tap for 2 mana, but then you can't use it again on your next turn if you do that. (45:25) I think Stonehhorg would be okay, since Ancient Tomb exists. Maybe it can be banned later if it's considered to be OP. (45:34) Azon of Grace: Underpowered, ship. Maybe it's actually very good if it turns out kiss counters are powerful for something gameplay-wise. (48:17) Owned Cards Moving Zones: N/A. (48:25) Teferi, Workshop Wurm: Fair, word salad, ship. Not sure what tapping a player would do exactly, but it happened in one of Cardmarket's videos, so it must be okay. Too bad the +1/+0 effect occurs _after_ this thing hits a player. Also, IVORИVM FTW. (49:48) Aothe Emissary: Word salad, scream then shred. This guy is just angry that the abilities besides the top one just do not work, and this made him start morbling. (51:30) Inquiril Herald: Fair, ship. Splash a little green in your Izzet colors to make this guy slightly stronger, and it has an interesting creature-copying effect. Of course, the opponent's creatures are affected by this too, for better or worse. You might just end up with a board filled with nothing but Inquiril Heralds if everything is forced to copy it. (53:36) Oh, right! Inquiril Herald is legendary, so unless something like Mirror Gallery is in play, each player will just be stuck with one Inquiril Herald and that's it, unless there were other creatures already present before Inquiril Herald was summoned. (54:15) Can I borrow 100,000 arrows to shoot down those 100,000 Platinum Angels? :P (55:49) Indefinite Effects: N/A. (55:51) Harvest the Sands: Word salad, shred. There's no kicker cost, and then just fell apart with _undeamheum_ and other nonsense. (56:32) That's a nice Forest. (56:35) Sea War: Word salad, shred. It almost made sense. Almost. (56:54) You don't. The token ceases to exist, so that ability doesn't work. (59:02) Coral of Preyent: Fair, ship. After you animate this man-land, can you splice a spell onto the Arcane creature? :P (1:00:04) Power and Toughness: N/A. (1:00:06) Swiftfoot Swine: Underpowered, ship. Very weak buff for its cost, but you can't go wrong with this energized regal pig! Would've been nice if the spell granted flying and maybe one other effect to the creature it targets. Oh, well. (1:00:35) Fiend Hunt: Fair, ship. A doable sideboard card to use against snow decks.
Maybe Kiss counters can be like Charm from Pokemon. If the Pokemon are opposite sex from each other, the Pokemon that was Charmed cant attack. So maybe Kiss counters can be something like that, if it has a kiss counter. That creature can't attack you
How I read Rober-Waxike Mirror: (imo very shippable with added clarification) 1/2 for 1blue 1white 1generic, you can pay 2red 1generic to create a token copy of itself that is also a werewolf, in addition to a 2/1 red green goblin shaman The interesting bit is the shaman: whenever Rober-Waxike Mirror does combat damage to a creature (not player or planeswalker, and not when attacking, just after having inflicted combat damage through either blocking, being blocked or through a spell that forces creatures to fight), A token copy of Rober-Waxike Mirror is created, attacking the either the player that was/is in control of the creature that was dealt combat damage by the already existing Rober-Waxike Mirror or a planeswalker said player controls. After the combat phase this takes place in occurs (Presumably a mini combat phase dedicated to dealing with this stuff happens immediately after the phase the combat damage was dealt, and if these Robers do combat damage to a creature then it repeats), the tokens that were created via combat damage are exiled. Also every creature, including the OG non-token Rober-Waxike Mirror, gets stat increases equal to their mana cost. The combo is super brittle though, a 2/1 for 3 that can pop off but can just as easily die that relies on a 3 mana ability that itself relies on tokens who rely on getting combat damage against creatures which only works if another token is on the battlefield means the card is by no means overpowered despite the literal novel of text.
Inspired is just whenever this creature becomes untapped in general, not just on your upkeep. So that Spider dude could probably be an infinite combo if you had some untappy thing and infinite green mana.
Anything that makes a token upon entering the battlefield is really dangerous with inquiril Herald because the next thing anyone plays can be a copy of it, then summon tokens which are copies, etc. If you plan inquiril Herald when you already have a card like that, next player to play a creature gets unlimited copies.
The comprehensive rules not only don't let instants or sorceries enter the battlefield, they *also* reject any attempt to give them permanent types, so even if you printed a card that said "Put target card into play as an artifact" or something like that, it wouldn't work. So, with the rules being what they are right now, Spowler's Scorn's ETB is impossible to trigger. You might have more luck trying to give another permanent its triggered ability while it's in the graveyard, but I'm not sure if you can. At the very least, you *could* print a custom card that had all the triggered abilities of each card in the graveyard, or something like that, and then it would work.
Coral of Preyent + Inquiril Herald would be a neat combo because not only does it enter the battlefield as a land instead of a creature, meaning you don't have to change it into a copy of something else you already control, but now if you play something else, it can become another Coral of Preyent, meaning that you can spam out a ton of instances of Coral of Preyent, but at the if turn, they stop being creatures so your opponent can't copy them.
43:30 Tap it for one mana like a normal land, or tap it for two, but it doesn't untap next turn. So basically, you can have two mana now, but to even it out, you're not getting any from it next turn, or just get one mana now and be able to use it again next turn.
51:31, Inquiril Herald is not perfectly symmetrical! All your creatures come in as copies of another creature you control, but your opponents are now limited to only playing copies of your monsters! Any and all possible creature solutions they have in their deck are now useless!
Inquiril Herald kind of means nothing else can enter the battlefield as a creature and not get turned into something you already have. There are probably ways to cheat an artifact or a land into being a creature to get around it but that's really the only way to get novel creatures out with Inquiril in play.
Elvish Chorus make sens, the tree is cursed. One day a procession of elves casted a powerful sorcery using the tree as a catalyst they targeted each of themselves with a spell to turn eternal. Now every time a spell is casted on someone in the vicinity of the tree, an zombie (elf) take his place and come back to life. You just need to know the lore around this card... Also, with context you can figure the missing mechanic : Take the Flips! 1W Enchantment. Target player have the flips. If a player with the flips speaks a word outside of the relevant game words, the player to the left now have the flips. If a word starting with each letter of the alphabet as been uttered since take the Flips! entered the battled, the player with the flips win the game. Therefore, as you see, saying "Flesh's have been reached" and keeping your flips can be a very strategic decision. Also, there is a nice flips hate mechanic just in case in become meta.
16:30 another very random fact. Where we live there are a type of crisps called "Flips" So i guess anybody who snacks on them can be destroyed when you play it. So like "enforce diet" Mechanic in MtG?
7:16 Great with that old card that makes you gain life for each damage you would take 8:51 And any white reanimation 39:22 If it took Elblems it could be doable 40:53 Sets up Predict, helps Mystic Forge, you can do a lot with that. And it's 1 storm 44:06 Also comboes with Urza's Workshop
11:41 unfortunately, you would also have to make sure that Spowler’s Scorn is no longer an Instant: “304.4. Instants can’t enter the battlefield. If an instant would enter the battlefield, it remains in its previous zone instead”
Custom card idea, Move any number of opponents, when you do you may put a kiss counter on each opponent moved this way. At the beggining of your combat phase you may tap each opponent with a kiss counter on them then create a 1/1 ziber whelp creature token with cumulative upkeep "remove a +1/+1 counter from target player" under target creatures control, you and target opponent both own and control this creature
I think Elvish Chorus needs flavor text, because the idea of some dark tree that constantly brings back the dead feels like it has too much potential to waste. Is the undead legion of forest dwellers (mostly elves) some sort of 'Choir'?
Elvish Chorus would legit be an extremely good card. It's just ripe for infinite combos, or even just triggered effects for creatures dying/ entering play.
Pillarchelling is busted if there is more than one opponent. It should let you take every other turn and be able to completely control which other players even get turns, meaning that you can punish whoever doesn't help you by skipping their turn completely.
Inquiril Herald is legitimately cooler than any WotC designed cards I've seen in years. It shakes up the way the game plays out in a big way without being completely busted, and makes you have to think really hard about how to play with and against it. Ship it
I've seen a few comments suggesting that Rober's goblins will create copies of the damaged creature or copies of Rober itself. This is incorrect -- they create copies of the 2/1 red and green goblins. This is actually sort of okay, as all the tokens get cleaned up after combat. What is weird is the timing of the creatures; you could create the tokens on the opponent turn, block with Rober, get more goblins that are tapped and attacking. Some fixing of the words would need to happen. Giving all your other creatures +X/+X equal to their mana value is pretty strong, though.
I think Inquiril Herald is dangerous but not impossible to counter. It could cause crazy combos with cascades or token generators. But they have to already be on the battlefield when it is played, and someone has to play another creature that doesn't get countered. And if for any reason that fails, the opponent will do it to you next turn and you pretty much lose immediately.
Elvish Chorus needs a touch-up, but that is a cool card. Add a non-zombie token clause. Imagine that with Anointed Procession/Doubling Season. You make 8 tokens, and each of those tokens can die and make 8 more tokens
Under the control could be an interesting mechanic which the creature can only attack or block with the controlling creature. Like a band . But if either are Targeted the owner gets hit instead.
Resplendent Spirit would be so good in Æther Vial decks...Put in Perilous Research, Resplendent Spirit, Hatching Plans, Chromatic Star...Mulldrifter is an interesting combo with Perilous Research too...Maybe even Solemn Simulacrum.
Meleewipe: This creature fights another target creature. Put a number of +1/+1 counters equal to the damage received on this creature. I guess that would make sense?
Stonehorg is absolutely broken. Play it and tap for double mana, then next turn play a bounce land, rinse and repeat, every other turn you get an extra mana for free
Holy crap, that Circle of the Vanguard Spider card is actually incredibly broken. How many green auras have "tap to add mana"? with that you wouldn't need to attack. You'd just keep it tapped and every untap step you'd just pay what's left of the cost and you'd do three damage to something.
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Im shockingly impressed by elvish chorus.
An actual usable ability with flavor appropriate to black elves. Kinda wanna use this card for real lol
Put a token double like Parallel Lives or Annointed Procession with it and youd gain more tokens than you lose.
Only thing it lacks is "nonzombie" to be real
Elvish chorus and Sprite Raget ate not AI made. They had the hashtag stating AI art. Only the art was AI. They are both way too consistent of a design to be AI generated
@@BaronVonCountfalse, the RoboRosewater AI that is behind the twitter account he is pulling from has made far more complicated yet working cards
just a note on inquiril Herald:
It is legendary, so it can be your commander.
And if you use it as your commander, the green mana symbol in the rules text does a lot, since it shifts your color identiy from izzet to Teemur.
Which again, is very good, since it enables you to play green ramp spells.
ON TOP OF THAT, it is kind of a lockdown piece, since enemys cant play their own cretures anymore.
AND ON TOP OF THAT, once someone copys this card, everyone gets a headache, which replacement effect now takes place.
cool card to play around
And it goes infinite with any creature you already control that has etb make a creature token
tbh cumulative upkeep like ability that is positive is quite a cool idea
There is already a red card that does this
Cumulative upkeep - Add {R}
@@Oxygen1004Except it was designed when having an excess amount was a detrimental thing with mana burn.
@@frogmcribbit8778 I don't think it was designed as a detriment though, I think it was designed to pay for other cumulative upkeep costs
The AI episodes are my favorites. 😄
I always end up mad cause I want the cards 😭😭😭😭
Same! I love these episodes so much!
@@donpac7196have you ever heard of Cockatrice? It lets you play with custom cards
@@joelhaggis5054 I bet that would be hilariously fun. I'll look into it. Thanks
Important to note that “meleewipe” has a mana cost after it, so it’s a onetime effect, like flashback, kicker, or cycling
Not necessarily, there's equip/reconfigure, level up, and outlast
To me it sounds like: You gain control of target creature blocking this. Remove it from combat.
I think when a creature meleewipes it fights a target creature - then if it's still on battlefield it meleewipes again - if not the creature that it fought meleewipes - if it's still on the battlefield. Basically highlander style boardwipe (but can be stopped by a double kill fight).
Apart from Coin Flips and Morph/Manifest there are also the Kamigawa flip legends (i.e. Erayo). Apparently OG Kamigawa was so strong that the AI thought it had to be dealt with.
7:45 i think you are speaking of Lich
"As Lich enters the battlefield, you lose life equal to your life total.
You don't lose the game for having 0 or less life.
If you would gain life, draw that many cards instead.
Whenever you're dealt damage, sacrifice that many nontoken permanents. If you can't, you lose the game.
When Lich is put into a graveyard from the battlefield, you lose the game."
Lich allows you to play with a different set of rules for your life total and has significant risk and reward associated with it. It prevents you from losing the game due to having 0 or less life and offers unique interactions with life gain and damage. However, it comes with the drawback of needing to sacrifice permanents for each damage you take, and if Lich is removed from the battlefield, you lose the game.
Also, the one card you want with Lich is Mirror Universe. Universe is considered lifegain so you can deck out with bigger life total than library count
9:39 If Resplendent Spirit had haste, it would be broken beyond belief. But as it stands, I like it.
First half of this video:
(0:00) Sprite Rager: Likely OP, ship then ban later if needed. Wow, a powerful use of cumulative upkeep, making this guy get ridiculously powerful in a short amount of time, and is very difficult to block effectively thanks to first strike. However, it's not totally ludicrous, as the power boost and first strike only function on your turn, and he dies to the usual removal stuff, like Doom Blade, Lightning Bolt, and even Shock.
(1:42) Elvish Chorus: Fair, ship. This one is really neat! Oh, but it can provide infinite ETB and death triggers with "Equip 0" equipment, like Lightning Greaves and Shuko. However, you still need one of those equipments along with a means of creating creature tokens in the first place, in addition to something that utilizes ETB/death triggers. And, this thing does cost 5 mana, so I don't think it's that broken.
(3:13) That's a nice Island.
(3:14) Jackindure: Word salad, shred. Sorry, but I couldn't Jackindure all the text here. :P
(3:15) That's a "J", not an "L".
(4:00) Too bad it's not an aura, so that Pacifism line doesn't even work either.
(4:38) Indungent Vitagins: Word salad, shred. The choices in the first sentence aren't used for anything. And, "that player" isn't defined properly. If this let you basically steal 3 life from target player, then it would be doable, and maybe OP for just 1 mana. Although, if it required you to choose those two aforementioned targets to even resolve in the first place, then maybe this would actually be fair.
(5:33) Hatchling of the Ancient: OP, ship then ban. Wow, a strong blue burn spell that also draws you a card and tutors for a dragon on your turn for just 3 mana? IT DANGER!
(7:01) That's a nice Plains.
(7:02) Tedom's Whole: Fair, ship. 4/6 for 4 mana is okay, and the optional ability _might_ have a niche use somewhere. Combo with Transcendence, perhaps? Oh, wait. That won't work, since you gain _2_ life for each 1 life you lost with that, so Tedom's Whole is of no help there.
(7:35) That was the Playtest card, A Good Thing. However, unless you're at exactly 1 life already, doubling your life would cause you to gain more than 1 life, and thus Tedom's Whole wouldn't allow you to avoid the life gain.
(8:19) Resplendent Spirit: This is a "Cost it!" card. I think having the cost be WBB, 2WB, or triple Orzhov hybrid mana would be fair for this 5/5 flying trampler that makes you sacrifice a permanent every turn.
(8:24) Whenever you see no casting cost, please make sure you look at the post's title to see if the poster said "(Cost it!)", and don't just assume that the card is meant to have no casting cost.
(10:10) Spowler's Scorn: Super duper OP! Shred then burn! ...Oh, wait. Hold on. It needs to enter the battlefield to destroy target opponent, but it's an instant, which can never properly enter the battlefield. So, that part will not work, and that makes this a very overpriced and underpowered card draw spell with a touch of word salad.
(11:22) Oh, geez... Animate Spell (a Playtest card) would indeed work to let this enter the battlefield. Okay, if you can pull that combo off, I guess you deserve the effect! As for manifest, that wouldn't work, since it would just be a facedown 2/2 creature with the rules text on the card being rendered nonfunctional.
(12:11) Brawler Champion: Fair, ship. The life-gain effect might seem a little strong, but the body itself is a bit underwhelming for 3 mana, so I think it's just fine.
(12:51) Indeed. There's a lot of good AI land art mixed in here.
(13:47) Suldus Rangy: Word salad, shred. Yep, those words are indeed kinda mixed up.
(14:31) Nightspeaker Kavu: Fair, word salad, ship if you can figure out the rulings for having a creature be under the control of another creature. Also, this Ogre Warrior is a Kavu in name only.
(15:30) Maybe you could have Floral Spuzzem make the decisions for this creature. :P
(15:47) Call of the Bloodstonch: Word salad, shred. This text almost gave me the flips. However, the second paragraph makes perfect sense. So, remove the first paragraph, and this would be totally doable.
(17:40) Circle of the Vanguard Spider: Fair, ship. Very neat, and it got the Inspired ability totally correct. Maybe it's a color pie break, but I think it still zibers.
(18:47) I have no idea what all that data really means. Trying to understand it would just give me the flips, and put me at risk of being destroyed by Call of the Bloodstonch. :P
(18:51) Centaur Drake: Fair, ship. Ooh, neat use of the untap symbol, and I think the tutor effect is totally fair, given the costs to summon this guy and use that ability. Bonus points for synergizing with the untap ability in a way that makes sense.
(20:22) I like that mushroom Forest.
(20:24) Hetil, Rider or Oncreating: OP, word salad, shred. The X in its mana cost doesn't get used for anything, the +2 ability is quite OP, and the -2 ability is a bit weird. So, what if I wanted to gain life equal to my Brawler Champion? Would I gain 1 life from its power, 3 life from its toughness, 6 life from its last ability, or what? And, if I target myself, do I gain life equal to my current life total, doubling it? If I target my opponent, do I gain life equal to their life total? So many questions! I'm getting the flips here! :P
(21:57) Flesh: Word salad, shred. Flesh's have been reached. Also, if it can learn to flip, then does that make it vulnerable to Call of the Bloodstonch?
(23:33) Rune of Truth: Word salad, shred. Well, it is telling the truth, since players can't become creatures in the first place... unless maybe you count Form of the Dragon, which effectively makes them into something akin to a 5/5 creature with flying. So, perhaps Rune of Truth would stop that from working.
(24:31) Lost Mage: Word salad. Shred. Yep, the mage's words got kinda lost there.
(25:26) Rage Revenge: Fair, ship. This one's totally doable, and it can be a neat combat trick if you find a way to discard it at instant speed during combat, allowing you to use its Madness ability right then and there, even though it's a sorcery.
(26:27) Empire of Nether: Fair, ship. Ooh, Nightstalker tribal support. Too bad all current Nightstalker cards are black, and this card is red. Well, it could work with Changelings too, so put this in a Rakdos deck filled with Nightstalkers and Changelings.
(26:39) Whoa, hold the phone! I didn't see that at first! Yeah, that says "nightstarker", with an "r" before the "k"! D'oh, this card was so close to being doable. Word salad, shred.
(27:34) I like that mushroom Swamp too.
(27:36) Rober-Waxike Mirror: Word salad. Shred. It's an all-you-can-eat salad bar here.
(27:44) No, that would be Azorius, not Izzet. Although, the ability does use red mana.
Centaur drake has no sorcery speed restriction and the negative 1 1 token is not in the cost so you could infinitely activate in response while you have the mana. Pay and tap - untap- pay and tap in response - untap again.
46:24 Savor the Moment Secret Lair has Magics 1st Kiss then.
Was depicting Ral's Wedding.
Centaur Drake is not only the most realistic card i saw in this stream, now i WANT to have it in real life.
Agreed! Loved that one
The art for Nightspeaker Kavu makes sense for the effect at least.
IMO Ziber represents the highest ideal for an AI magic card. Unique, interesting and untapped game design ideas that are surprisingly balanced but strong enough to see competitive play if real.
Never miss a single of Ai Episode.
God bless AI Generated episodes! Thank you Nikachu. Always laughing and having a great time on these. It Zibbers
2:41 Elvish Chorus is so broken with the Kor creatures that can target infinitely.
54:45 Thank goodness I can tutor this card with either my Hatchling of the Ancient or my Hetil, Rider or Oncreating!
45:49 The Secret Lair version of Savor the Moment has a kiss in the art.
Upon closer inspection, Rober-Waxike Mirror works like this: for 3 mana he creates a token copy of himself and a 2/1 goblin. The 2/1 goblins then make tapped copies of themselves that are attacking whatever Rober-wax, and presumably any creature (including the Rober tokens) that is named Rober-Waxike Mirror, is attacking. Because this is after damage, that means the goblin duplicates are made at the end of combat step (where creatures can still be considered attacking). So let's assume you have used Rober-wax's effect 2 times, meaning you have 3 Rober-wax and 2 dupli-goblins. You attack with everything, it all goes through. You would then create 6 dupli-goblin tokens for the turn (3 Rober-wax X 2 dupli-goblins) that can be used as sac fodder for effects. As far as the ai artifacts, the werewolf, as it is stated to be in relation to the Rober-wax copy, might mean the Rober-wax is supposed to be a creature - werewolf. Finally, the anthem effect either gives everything +X/+X based on the MV of the dupli-goblins (so 0) or whatever the dupli-goblins are attacking, meaning it only does anything if they attack planeswalkers. Either way, you're getting the buff in the end of combat phase so unless you intend on flinging some stuff, it doesn't do anything.
51:00 herald is pronounced the same as the name Harold. As a verb it means to announce something. As a noun, it means someone who announces something
I finally understand why the flesh’s have been reached.
Kiss Counter proposal: When the number of Kiss Counters on a card equals it's mana cost, take control of the creature.
FYI the OG AI generated mtg gameplay is Loading Ready Runs RoboRosewater series, and it is amazing. They have about three videos and I would recommend checking them out
The only real kiss is on the Secret Lair: Pride version of Savor the Moment. True Love's kiss and Kiss of the Amesha are on the forehead. I wonder why they don't show people kissing.
I didn't remember what "Zibers" was for the longest time, but when I got that explanation, it all came back to me
Nightstarker is Tony Stark at night, so basically Batman.
35:42 it doesn’t say to move their cards though, so basically you get to decide which opponents control each others’ choices until your next turn 😂
Rober mirror wax guy makes a copy of himself, then a goblin that gives him the ability to make a tapped attacking copy of whatever creature he deals damage to, and your creatures get that cloned creatures mana value in +x/+x.
The ability is "create a copy of *this creature"* and is on the 2/1 token, so basically when the Mirror (or the token that's a copy of the Mirror) blocks or becomes blocked, the 2/1 creates a copy of itself to attack the player controlling the creature that Mirror dealt damage to (presumably this starts a second combat phase), then the original 2/1 token gains the ability to pump your creatures by +X/+X equal to the cost of the creature that Mirror damaged
38:52 MeleeWipe= Board Wipe version of Evoke?
Rober-Waxike Mirror makes a werewolf version of itself, and a goblin that creates a copy of itself attacking the enemy that Rober-Waxike Mirror is attacking.
Rober-Waxike Mirror's secondhalf of the card says that all creatures you control get +0, +0, since thats the token goblin's token's mana value. Then, at the end of the turn exile all of your tokens (The werewolf Rober-Waxike Mirror, and all 4 of your goblin tokens, along with any unrelated tokens).
The 4 goblins come from having two Rober-Waxike Mirrors attacking, which makes the first goblin duplicate itself, and then the two goblins duplicate into four.
That means that this card and its ability deal 10 damage in one activation, since the two Rober-Waxike Mirrors deal 2 damage, and the four goblins deal 8.
With Lost Mage a creature can become that 4 mana draw a card spell that destroys an opponent. Therefore the instant entered the battlefield
Sprite Rager would be too good I think. It would be pretty much the best beatdown red 2-drop ever printed I think. Maybe do-able in a set not legal in Standard.
Second half of this video:
(30:53) Black Spawning: Fair, maybe underpowered, print. Perhaps there's scruebold counter support somewhere to make this thing really good. Who knows?
(31:45) Yeah, Cardmarket - Magic has some interesting AI card gameplay videos.
(31:57) Grolla, hand of T: Fair, ship. Sure, it has no planeswalker abilities, and the flying ability does nothing unless you turn this into a creature somehow, but the other abilities do function, although getting 20 snow permanents onto the battlefield just to make use of the card draw effect is kinda unlikely. This card is probably underpowered, in fact.
(32:10) Oh, if a planeswalker having flying prevents it from being attacked by non-flying creatures, that's actually pretty neat. Reminds me of the Sarah's Wings Playtest card.
(33:10) That's a neat Island.
(33:11) Ring of Gathershell: Word salad, shred. Might be doable if there are bosk cores to be found with the game, I suppose.
(33:46) Rally Thane: Underpowered, word salad, ship. It works fine with Wolves, though is still weak for its cost. Not sure if finding any Wwives would help with that.
(35:17) Pilarchelling: OP, word salad, ship for Un-sets maybe? Pay 3GG and you get to have your opponents play musical chairs! :P
(37:58) Goldneam Snapper: Fair, ship. Meleewipe sounds neat. We just need reminder text to tell us how it works. But, it sounds like it could very well be a real ability, so I won't judge this as being a word salad.
(38:21) Here's my take on Meleewipe: "Put a +1/+1 counter on this creature for each creature your opponents control, then this creature fights all creatures your opponents control." Basically, it is capable of wiping out all opposing creatures in a big melee, unless they're still too strong for this guy after he gets his +1/+1 counters. (And, that's why Goldneam Snapper would lose all of its +1/+1 counters after hitting an opponent.)
(39:08) Ensity Architect: Word salad, shred. How would taking an ability from a player even work? Maybe you steal an ability from one of their creatures or something?
(39:43) That's greater than my ability. If I sit for way too long, I feel I need to get up and take a walk or something.
(39:59) Overloaded Permanent: N/A. Yeah, Overload would work just fine when it comes to permanents, properly changing each instance of "target" to "each". So, there's no reason a permanent can't have Overload.
(40:23) Eye Tutal: Fair, ship. It stares into your soul, and at the top five cards of your library, but you can't rearrange them, and you don't draw a card. However, it's pretty easy to cast this for free.
(43:01) Stonehhorg: Fair, ship. Okay, this is pretty neat, having a land tap for 2 mana, but then you can't use it again on your next turn if you do that.
(45:25) I think Stonehhorg would be okay, since Ancient Tomb exists. Maybe it can be banned later if it's considered to be OP.
(45:34) Azon of Grace: Underpowered, ship. Maybe it's actually very good if it turns out kiss counters are powerful for something gameplay-wise.
(48:17) Owned Cards Moving Zones: N/A.
(48:25) Teferi, Workshop Wurm: Fair, word salad, ship. Not sure what tapping a player would do exactly, but it happened in one of Cardmarket's videos, so it must be okay. Too bad the +1/+0 effect occurs _after_ this thing hits a player. Also, IVORИVM FTW.
(49:48) Aothe Emissary: Word salad, scream then shred. This guy is just angry that the abilities besides the top one just do not work, and this made him start morbling.
(51:30) Inquiril Herald: Fair, ship. Splash a little green in your Izzet colors to make this guy slightly stronger, and it has an interesting creature-copying effect. Of course, the opponent's creatures are affected by this too, for better or worse. You might just end up with a board filled with nothing but Inquiril Heralds if everything is forced to copy it.
(53:36) Oh, right! Inquiril Herald is legendary, so unless something like Mirror Gallery is in play, each player will just be stuck with one Inquiril Herald and that's it, unless there were other creatures already present before Inquiril Herald was summoned.
(54:15) Can I borrow 100,000 arrows to shoot down those 100,000 Platinum Angels? :P
(55:49) Indefinite Effects: N/A.
(55:51) Harvest the Sands: Word salad, shred. There's no kicker cost, and then just fell apart with _undeamheum_ and other nonsense.
(56:32) That's a nice Forest.
(56:35) Sea War: Word salad, shred. It almost made sense. Almost.
(56:54) You don't. The token ceases to exist, so that ability doesn't work.
(59:02) Coral of Preyent: Fair, ship. After you animate this man-land, can you splice a spell onto the Arcane creature? :P
(1:00:04) Power and Toughness: N/A.
(1:00:06) Swiftfoot Swine: Underpowered, ship. Very weak buff for its cost, but you can't go wrong with this energized regal pig! Would've been nice if the spell granted flying and maybe one other effect to the creature it targets. Oh, well.
(1:00:35) Fiend Hunt: Fair, ship. A doable sideboard card to use against snow decks.
Also, at 49:00 or so, we've tapped players before in these AI streams. I specifically remember Nikachu joking about playing sideways.
Spowler's scorn can enter the battlefield via one green card from one of the Tarkir sets that manifests from library.
Every time I see a certain person's comments on here I swear it's just Nikachu
Maybe Kiss counters can be like Charm from Pokemon. If the Pokemon are opposite sex from each other, the Pokemon that was Charmed cant attack. So maybe Kiss counters can be something like that, if it has a kiss counter. That creature can't attack you
Nah nah, every time you and your opponent kiss you put a kiss counter on all permanents, special card for valentines day
How I read Rober-Waxike Mirror: (imo very shippable with added clarification)
1/2 for 1blue 1white 1generic, you can pay 2red 1generic to create a token copy of itself that is also a werewolf, in addition to a 2/1 red green goblin shaman
The interesting bit is the shaman: whenever Rober-Waxike Mirror does combat damage to a creature (not player or planeswalker, and not when attacking, just after having inflicted combat damage through either blocking, being blocked or through a spell that forces creatures to fight), A token copy of Rober-Waxike Mirror is created, attacking the either the player that was/is in control of the creature that was dealt combat damage by the already existing Rober-Waxike Mirror or a planeswalker said player controls. After the combat phase this takes place in occurs (Presumably a mini combat phase dedicated to dealing with this stuff happens immediately after the phase the combat damage was dealt, and if these Robers do combat damage to a creature then it repeats), the tokens that were created via combat damage are exiled.
Also every creature, including the OG non-token Rober-Waxike Mirror, gets stat increases equal to their mana cost.
The combo is super brittle though, a 2/1 for 3 that can pop off but can just as easily die that relies on a 3 mana ability that itself relies on tokens who rely on getting combat damage against creatures which only works if another token is on the battlefield means the card is by no means overpowered despite the literal novel of text.
28:20 made me LOL the X-Files music! 🤣
The pillar where you choose not to gain 1 life kills Grove of the Burnwillows buying back Punishing Fire
Inspired is just whenever this creature becomes untapped in general, not just on your upkeep. So that Spider dude could probably be an infinite combo if you had some untappy thing and infinite green mana.
46:06 Savor the moment secret lair art has a kiss
The no Kissing thing is gone with Wilds of Eldriane. Hylda is shown kissing kellan
Lol use Magus of the strings to reanimate the spoilers scorn
Nevermind it puts it face down
Anything that makes a token upon entering the battlefield is really dangerous with inquiril Herald because the next thing anyone plays can be a copy of it, then summon tokens which are copies, etc. If you plan inquiril Herald when you already have a card like that, next player to play a creature gets unlimited copies.
The comprehensive rules not only don't let instants or sorceries enter the battlefield, they *also* reject any attempt to give them permanent types, so even if you printed a card that said "Put target card into play as an artifact" or something like that, it wouldn't work. So, with the rules being what they are right now, Spowler's Scorn's ETB is impossible to trigger. You might have more luck trying to give another permanent its triggered ability while it's in the graveyard, but I'm not sure if you can. At the very least, you *could* print a custom card that had all the triggered abilities of each card in the graveyard, or something like that, and then it would work.
Flesh's been reached
Coral of Preyent + Inquiril Herald would be a neat combo because not only does it enter the battlefield as a land instead of a creature, meaning you don't have to change it into a copy of something else you already control, but now if you play something else, it can become another Coral of Preyent, meaning that you can spam out a ton of instances of Coral of Preyent, but at the if turn, they stop being creatures so your opponent can't copy them.
And it allows you to completely bypass 1 land per turn and spam out blue and black mana like crazy.
Spowler's Scorn art is literally an argument between two MTG nerds about if the card can be used effectively
43:30 Tap it for one mana like a normal land, or tap it for two, but it doesn't untap next turn.
So basically, you can have two mana now, but to even it out, you're not getting any from it next turn, or just get one mana now and be able to use it again next turn.
That lost mage synergizes with the “if this is on the battlefield destroy rager player” card
51:31, Inquiril Herald is not perfectly symmetrical! All your creatures come in as copies of another creature you control, but your opponents are now limited to only playing copies of your monsters! Any and all possible creature solutions they have in their deck are now useless!
Inquiril Herald kind of means nothing else can enter the battlefield as a creature and not get turned into something you already have. There are probably ways to cheat an artifact or a land into being a creature to get around it but that's really the only way to get novel creatures out with Inquiril in play.
Elvish Chorus make sens, the tree is cursed. One day a procession of elves casted a powerful sorcery using the tree as a catalyst they targeted each of themselves with a spell to turn eternal. Now every time a spell is casted on someone in the vicinity of the tree, an zombie (elf) take his place and come back to life. You just need to know the lore around this card...
Also, with context you can figure the missing mechanic :
Take the Flips! 1W
Enchantment.
Target player have the flips. If a player with the flips speaks a word outside of the relevant game words, the player to the left now have the flips. If a word starting with each letter of the alphabet as been uttered since take the Flips! entered the battled, the player with the flips win the game.
Therefore, as you see, saying "Flesh's have been reached" and keeping your flips can be a very strategic decision. Also, there is a nice flips hate mechanic just in case in become meta.
16:30 another very random fact. Where we live there are a type of crisps called "Flips" So i guess anybody who snacks on them can be destroyed when you play it.
So like "enforce diet" Mechanic in MtG?
7:16 Great with that old card that makes you gain life for each damage you would take
8:51 And any white reanimation
39:22 If it took Elblems it could be doable
40:53 Sets up Predict, helps Mystic Forge, you can do a lot with that. And it's 1 storm
44:06 Also comboes with Urza's Workshop
Flesh's have been reached
Flips it please.
Man I discovered your channel by accident today and boy howdy does it give me the flips! 😂😅 Thanks for the delightful content!
You’re welcome!
11:41 unfortunately, you would also have to make sure that Spowler’s Scorn is no longer an Instant:
“304.4. Instants can’t enter the battlefield. If an instant would enter the battlefield, it remains in its previous zone instead”
Custom card idea,
Move any number of opponents, when you do you may put a kiss counter on each opponent moved this way.
At the beggining of your combat phase you may tap each opponent with a kiss counter on them then create a 1/1 ziber whelp creature token with cumulative upkeep "remove a +1/+1 counter from target player" under target creatures control, you and target opponent both own and control this creature
I like it… Flesh’s have been reached!
I think Elvish Chorus needs flavor text, because the idea of some dark tree that constantly brings back the dead feels like it has too much potential to waste.
Is the undead legion of forest dwellers (mostly elves) some sort of 'Choir'?
savor the moment's secret lair art is a second away from a kiss and few card have a kiss on the forehead
Elvish Chorus would legit be an extremely good card. It's just ripe for infinite combos, or even just triggered effects for creatures dying/ entering play.
Lost warlock has lost so much, his face, his sanity, his instant...
Pillarchelling is busted if there is more than one opponent. It should let you take every other turn and be able to completely control which other players even get turns, meaning that you can punish whoever doesn't help you by skipping their turn completely.
Inquiril Herald is legitimately cooler than any WotC designed cards I've seen in years. It shakes up the way the game plays out in a big way without being completely busted, and makes you have to think really hard about how to play with and against it. Ship it
I've seen a few comments suggesting that Rober's goblins will create copies of the damaged creature or copies of Rober itself. This is incorrect -- they create copies of the 2/1 red and green goblins.
This is actually sort of okay, as all the tokens get cleaned up after combat. What is weird is the timing of the creatures; you could create the tokens on the opponent turn, block with Rober, get more goblins that are tapped and attacking. Some fixing of the words would need to happen.
Giving all your other creatures +X/+X equal to their mana value is pretty strong, though.
Just a note: If you see a nonland card on the AI without cost (like Resplendent Spirit), usually it means there's a challenge to cost the card.
t1 Springleaf drum into t2 Circle of the vanguard spider seems legit
Can Rune of Truth at 23:55 stop Gideon from becoming a creature? Planeswalkers are kinda like players.
the flesh card is like set we had like Unglued or Unstable or Unhinged or any of other parody magic set they made to be funny to play with.
I think Inquiril Herald is dangerous but not impossible to counter. It could cause crazy combos with cascades or token generators. But they have to already be on the battlefield when it is played, and someone has to play another creature that doesn't get countered. And if for any reason that fails, the opponent will do it to you next turn and you pretty much lose immediately.
Elvish Chorus needs a touch-up, but that is a cool card. Add a non-zombie token clause. Imagine that with Anointed Procession/Doubling Season. You make 8 tokens, and each of those tokens can die and make 8 more tokens
With that Temur copy dragon, the zombies can even enter as copies of Elvish Chorus, lel
Under the control could be an interesting mechanic which the creature can only attack or block with the controlling creature. Like a band . But if either are Targeted the owner gets hit instead.
Resplendent Spirit would be so good in Æther Vial decks...Put in Perilous Research, Resplendent Spirit, Hatching Plans, Chromatic Star...Mulldrifter is an interesting combo with Perilous Research too...Maybe even Solemn Simulacrum.
12:00 Magar of the magic string literally puts spells on the battlefield
F L E S H ‘ S H A S B E E N R E A C H E D.
resplendent spirit + assault suit ?
does assault suit make it so it doesnt sac it self ?
Vitagins- choose your opponent's legendary planeswalker. It loses 3 loyalty
Meleewipe: This creature fights another target creature. Put a number of +1/+1 counters equal to the damage received on this creature.
I guess that would make sense?
Love these episodes darn shame I missed this one live
Honestly moving Oppoments in a Commander Game with attack rules does makes senses.
Meleewipe: Deal half the power rounded up to all opponents creatures
21:44 probably the red akroma. Gisela is also a good one. Should be an ultimate instead of an +2 lol
It's not a Robber-Waxlike Mirror. It's a Rober-Waxlike Mirror.
Stonehorg is absolutely broken. Play it and tap for double mana, then next turn play a bounce land, rinse and repeat, every other turn you get an extra mana for free
Teldom's Whole shuts down the whole deal damage every time you heal.
Empire of the Nether, return all shapeshifters from your graveyard to your hand.
Ok I was just scrolling on my homefeed and I saw my guy take a concerning amount of time counting 2+3+3+3 😂
Sea War works on some tribal sorcery and instant as well as all permanents
Call of the Bloodstonch is being controlled by a fungus. That's why its an insect and has no head :)
1:43 Elvish Chorus already is a real card from Lord of the Rings though.
“Under the control of another creature,” sounds like mutate
4:09 Jackindure, question: How can you discard your hand multiple times as an activation cost?
Holy crap, that Circle of the Vanguard Spider card is actually incredibly broken. How many green auras have "tap to add mana"? with that you wouldn't need to attack. You'd just keep it tapped and every untap step you'd just pay what's left of the cost and you'd do three damage to something.
first card works if cost 1 to 2 more mana
Stonehhorg : Put into play, Tap, Gain three mana...
See, we quickly went from kissing to tapping
49:18 - It's not a worm... it's an eagle.
46:01 and 51:59 are buildaround commanders for sure