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Quote from The Lord of Tresserhorn »

Similar to how Mongseng basically became Tarkir.

I think it's a bit different since Mongseng (Kharasa Foothills) and Arkhos (Lethe Lake, River of Tears) still technically exist even though they're to thematically similar to go to. It's different because they've used the name "Immersturm" on Kaldheim instead of a new name for a functionally similar place. I think they'd have rebranded it as something else like they did with the name "Valla" if Valla is just Kaldheim

I guess it's possible that Kaldheim and Valla are the same plane at different time points also

So is Kaldheim the new name for Valla? Immersturm is a plane from Planechase. I thought they both seemed similarish. Maybe Kaldheim and Valla are otherwise linked in some way by the Immersturm.

Card's not as immediately threatening as Falkenrath Aristocrat but it also provides a little bit of graveyard hate. Not terrible

Quote from rowanalpha »

The Kaldheim card isn't a counter spell, it's a polymorph for spells. Countering isn't in reds color pie, so this would need blue in its cost.

I think it's kind of like Planar Chaos, a very red and not at all blue-feeling card. I think maybe the reactivity of the instant version makes it seem less red. A card like Red Elemental Blast feels red when you counter a counterspell with it. What do you think about this one?

Uncertain Steps 1R
Enchantment
Whenever a player casts a spell, flip a coin. If you win the flip, counter it and sacrifice Uncertain Steps.

We've got something less reliable than Lunar Force or Hesitation, but something that feels red to me.

I think Standstill could also be kitted with a coinflip and suddenly be red as well.

Too inconsistent for competitive play without a consolation prize for losing the flip. Also, wording could probably be less weird? "Flip a coin. If you win the flip, counter target spell." would be fine.

Chaos Disruption XR
Instant
Flip X coins. If you win any of the flips, counter target spell.

What do you think about this one? I honestly don't think red needs access to broad countermagic in this way, and that red counterspells would focus mostly on disrupting Instants and Sorceries.

This is Mirri, Cat Warrior

It's not an alternate version of the character, but another attempt at the card.

It's like how Gerrard Capashen is hot garbage and Gerrard, Weatherlight Hero is more interesting but still kind of garbage. Tahngarth's new card might be worse but it isn't bad. Crovax hasn't had a new card in a while but he had 3 cards already.

Quote from Selvaxri »

Honestly, an underwhelming "mythic rare" Legend in a commander set. Dueling Grounds or Silent Arbiter do the same thing, without the wonky wording.

Well the point of this card is that you can attack with as many creatures as you want, and only get attacked with one. It's not the best one but it's probably almost on par with Thalia, Heretic Cathar

Three drops that only do combat stuff are pretty goofy but work sometimes

Quote from ilovesaprolings »

I don't what they had in mind when they made Tergrid. It that betrays costs 12 and grave betrayal costs 7, while being an enchantment that does nothing else

Endless Whispers does the job in the right deck

I really like Tergrid's Lantern actually. It wasn't fully clear that it was the backside of a flip card at first from this post, of course, but I'd play it as a standalone

Someday there'll be an enchantment or artifact that gives all spells a kicker cost to do something, like "All spells have "Kicker: Discard a card" and "When you cast this spell, if it was kicked, draw a card""

And Ertai's Trickery will still be bad

Mmmmmm MSpaint spraycan tool. My favorite.

That giant lady looks super cool. Her braid kinda small tho, c'mon, it's too realistic, gimme a braid that's thick as hell that runs down to her knees

Hyper efficient and plays well in tribal cubes for sure, right? Exiling can make this stronger than Reclamation Sage, but it does ask for a cost that could be hard to pay. Limited as far as flickering it goes as well.

Pressure Point is like Claw but for The Watcher instead of The Defect. It's kind of a trap in the same way. Annoying that artifact blocks it, but it can serve as impromptu AOE. Can be good in a deck that can put up a lot of block but doesn't work well with The Watcher's starting cards, since Eruption doesn't double its damage. Don't take before fighting Gremlin Nob.

(This is a card that can probably be put on an Isochron Scepter and not end the game immediately but still acquire you advantage.)

Seems like it curves nicely into a turn 4 Inferno Titan or Frost Titan without much trouble. Just make sure you pack a Cavern of Souls to protect your investment!

Pretty unplayable because we have creatures with similar stats that actually provide some kind of card advantage (Just look at Hullbreacher.) Doesn't die to Lightning Bolt, shrug, doesn't present much of a threat either.

I think this would be a cool little art project, a dragon within a resin apple