#multicolor week

[welcometo--world]

Multicolor Week: In Memoriam

I'm finally back and I've got some answers to comments I received.

Y'all are totally right about Roiling Graves, it shouldn't copy infinitely and that has been fixed.

False Martydom has been made an enchantment, that makes a lot of sense and it still fulfills the same basic function. I did make its effect "soft" though, in the style of Propaganda, because preventing sacrificing permanently in a set that encourages sacrificing seemed overpowered and unfun.

Nobody commented on the Selesnya wolf, so now its name is Frond Canis, because I really like ferns and I think they capture G/W well.

I did get some playtesting done during the week. Relinquish doesn't work exactly like I planned it too but it works well enough. It was an all commons test, and there aren't enough commons for offering to really have gotten any testing, but it didn't break the couple of games that it factored into at all.

Spoilers will be resuming tomorrow, I'll make another update tonight about some minor card changes, but since nothing really new or exciting has been made I don't feel like it's a good time to dig into the old exciting stuff. There's only so much good stuff to post can't exhaust it early.

[welcometo--world]

Multicolor week: 10/10 Last but not least! I should be getting home from vacation today, I'll have quite the mess trying to sort through everything everyone has said about spoilers in the last week.

It's loosely based off of Intangible Virtue. It is probably undercosted, but because neither creature tokens not relinquish are _that_ prevalent in the set I think it's fair as is. Fortunately I don't have to worry about mechanical challenges, the card should work I just need more testing with it.

[welcometo--world]

Multicolor week: 7/10

I still haven't gotten around to fixing Recur, I know its current reminder text is not intuitive. So, if you just control this spell, then it's a Breaking that costs one more. However, it can be much more if you also control, say, a Traumatize. 

I have a personal pet peeve where U/B turns into the mill colors, as if that was all they did, so worry not, the U/B rare that I made has nothing to do with milling, and I don't anticipate milling being a threat in limited.

[welcometo--world]

Multicolor week: 3/10

With all the sacrificing going around I don't think it's unreasonable for this card to get 3-5 damage off if you time it right. I wanted to really make some synergy with Offering and Relinquish.

It's got a black element, a red element, and it ties into the set's big copying theme.

[welcometo--world]

Multicolor week: 1/10

In terms of flavor, I love it. It's a mutant rebel, caught by the Wizards of [blue] for one of his twisted experiments on copying.

Mechanically, it's kinda similar to Goblin Test Pilot. it's not totally playable because of its randomness, and the fact that it'll work for you and your opponent. But I think it's an interesting card, and because of the randomness it has the power to swing games.

[welcometo--world]

Welcome to multicolor week! Cere Contained, for the most part, is a monocolor set, but it's a theme I wanted to include at least a little, a la Theros Block, which doesn't have any at common, but it's got a lot more than Scars of Mirroden Block

In the design skeleton, I've got room for 10 uncommons, and 10 rares, so I was gonna do two full "cycles" of each color combination, and maybe squeeze in a couple mythic rares.

The primary reason I'm doing this theme is that I will actually be on vacation for much of next week, and I want to queue up some posts so you guys don't just get nothing. The biggest problem with this, is that I won't get to read feedback until next week. So, if you all need to tell me a card won't work the way I think it will or its name is unflavorful, I'm not ignoring you!