Restoration of ReasonW
Enchantment (C)
When Restoration of Reason enters the battlefield, each player exiles all cards from the War of the Spark set from the battlefield, their library, their hand, and their graveyard. W: Exile target red spell that should be a blue spell. W: Exile target opponent who uses the time out feature on MTG Arena. You win the game. W: Exile Mark Rosewater. "Something must be done, this is out of control."
Aside from burning profit which red spells should have been blue?
Please pardon my ignorance, is this an ETB or an "as it enters" effect? Meaning, if Humility or Hushwing Gryff are out, does this lose its ability to clone?
It functions as the permanent enters the battlefield out of necessity. If it were an ETB, it would enter the battlefield, and, um, die before becoming anything due to being 0/0.
So. With a humility in play this can enter as a planeswalker? Or does it enter as a 1/1 with no abilities?
I don't know that set 3 will be colorless, although we may see some pushed artifacts if they decide to bring tez in.
I think the issue with the lack of multicolor feel is that in limited many of the premium cards in the guilds are just good and do not have a major upside to play the guild rather then the card. This could be that the mechanics do not synergize with themselves but rather other cards synergize with them. This makes the guild seem more fluid and less defined making the set seem like there a less multi color cards due to the mono color cards being more widely playable.
Aside from burning profit which red spells should have been blue?
Yes it will be a planeswalker
look at rulings for clever impersonator and humility
https://www.mtgsalvation.com/forums/magic-fundamentals/magic-rulings/magic-rulings-archives/621272-clever-impersonator-and-humility
I think the issue with the lack of multicolor feel is that in limited many of the premium cards in the guilds are just good and do not have a major upside to play the guild rather then the card. This could be that the mechanics do not synergize with themselves but rather other cards synergize with them. This makes the guild seem more fluid and less defined making the set seem like there a less multi color cards due to the mono color cards being more widely playable.