Rating AI Generated Magic: The Gathering Cards

[@jtvanilla1776]

Champion of the Hypert isn't itself, because it's all other permanents. Since it's all other permanents but not itself, it doesn't have the ability to be all other permanents. We've got some Blood Moon layer shenanigans going on

[@whaleofdarkness]

In the old Portal set there were only sorceries, no instants. If a card could be cast any time other than at sorcery speed it still was a sorcery but they specified when you could cast them. For example Mystic Denial is a sorcery counterspell.

[@emilyerben4782]

For Night Now (2:14): 1. It does see itself die. I can't find the exact rule that covers this, but a similar example is Lilliana, Dreadhorde General's static ability. The oracle rules say "If Liliana somehow becomes a creature and dies, her first ability will trigger." 2. The last ability of Night Now is a triggered ability. If multiple people control a Night Now and a creature dies, the triggers will be put onto the stack in APNAP order, meaning active player first, then non-active players in clockwise order. That means, assuming all players have a Night Now, the player directly to the right of the active player would get the creature since their triggers are the last ones put onto the stack and thus resolve first, reanimating the creature before the other Night Nows would have a chance to do so.

[@uUuWolf16uUu]

The rule is very simple: When a creature dies, it is still on the battlefield. Only when death has resolved (which could be prevented by regeneration), dying effects enter the stack.

[@SorensGaming]

In regards to Night Now, when it doesn't specify "When other creatures" on death, it usually includes itself because it does see itself die which causes the ability to trigger. So, the only way of clearing the players board would be exile with cards like Farewell, Settle the wreckage, or even Path to exile or Swords to Plowshares it before dealing with their board since it doesn't die when exiled.

[@akoskovacs6830]

Video idea: let the viewers vote if a card is AI-generated or badly translated.

[@NikachuMTGLive]

WOW, I like that

[@dudono1744]

16:24 The most well known example of this is Swords of Revealing Light, which is a normal spell (equivalent to a sorcery) that stays on the field for 3 turns.

[@chompyzilla]

There’s also Curse of Fiend, the normal spell the required you to play it in the standby phase.

[@murlocaggrob2192]

​@@chompyzilla Technically Curse of Fiend doesn't fully override game rules. You have to play it face down on your main phase and you can only activate it on a future Standby phase. It's a weird card.

[@unaffectedbycardeffects9152]

​@@murlocaggrob2192I guess Bi and Lessons would work similarly

[@happyslapsgiving5421]

*Mist Helen* is Chandra's superhero name. She wears a mask (with goggles, of course) to protect her real identity. She is surrounded by mist (which is actually water vapor because of her high temperature). And she is WUB because she's masquerading as someone else, a "mist" themed vigilante. Flavor *WIN!* 🤯

[@XLR8Yeti24]

Why no red? She’s always been red!

[@oinkytheink1228]

@@XLR8Yeti24to hide her identity

[@4c3fr3h1y]

@@XLR8Yeti24 the goblins are red

[@XLR8Yeti24]

@@4c3fr3h1y ?

[@XLR8Yeti24]

@@oinkytheink1228 ?? ????? ????

[@megapixzel]

Thacksony is the standout for me. On top of being a completely legal card the flavor text almost makes sense and is thematic to the cards ability

[@joelhaggis5054]

34:56 You've heard of going infinite with a ham sandwich, but this card goes infinite WITHOUT the ham sandwich!

[@taemyr]

1:05:48 This does not steal any cards. 400.3 "If an object would go to any library, graveyard, or hand other than its owner’s, it goes to its owner’s corresponding zone." It does however allow you to rearrange their librart as you see fit.

[@killgun9]

As if the AI gives a toss about the rules...

[@XLR8Yeti24]

Putting the cards on the bottom in any order? You can stack the library !

[@Robin93k]

But you have to draw through your own deck first before starting to draw the cards you stole. Without using any spell that shuffles your deck. So fair..? xD

[@adamxue6096]

@@Robin93k Clearly the solution is to get a Yugioh Convolution Of Nature to flip the deck upside down!

[@unaffectedbycardeffects9152]

​@@adamxue6096*Convulsion of Nature. And I want that in magic, because it sounds fun

[@adamxue6096]

@@unaffectedbycardeffects9152 Ah yeah, typo It's one of my favorite cards in any card game, sadly I do not own one irl

[@EHShinobi]

Imagine a series of these choose cards but it all comes to a head when Wizards makes a series of creatures or support that says something like: "When you choose a card name, you may choose another card you control and its choice becomes this" or other effects like buffing or giving them hexproof so you could make True-Name Nemesis even MORE busted.

[@patrickdix772]

19:30 So, iirc, Mishra died in the Invasion block. In the book for the third set, Urza found him in Phyrexia being tortured for eternity, but kept alive by Yawgmoth. So when Yawgmoth died Mishra did too, right around when Urza died.

[@TetraTimboman]

The "Dross Againtop" seems like a reference to the real card "Mephidross Vampire", which could be combined with creatures such as Triskelion, or Deathbringer Thoctar, or Walking balista, in order to go infinite. If "Dross Againtop" had a restriction for its ability like "...Put two +1/+1 counters on ANOTHER target creature" then that's my take on how it could be much less broken.

[@jacobmeagher]

38:19 I never expected to get a fish lesson from Nikachu, but here we are

[@Mewseeker]

2:15 Night Now : "I am unstoppable!" Phage the Untouchable : "Allow me to introduce myself!"

[@Jawzah]

2:00 - they just leave the battlefield - but stay on the battlefield as they are not leaving anywhere. You get to trigger abilities that trigger when something leaves the battlefield without anything actually leaving the battlefield. :P

[@grantharriman284]

The nameless Leg Creature makes me want an eldrazi called something like "nameless one" that has some kind of pushed stats and/or effects, but also says "effects of other cards cannot name or search for this card". Would be an interesting bit of restriction to put into the power balancing options.

[@flabort]

Glad you got the art reference in A-Among Ciddu

[@goombaluigi8681]

0:51 Day and Night is a game mechanic that doesn't start in play but only comes into play if there is specific cards on the battlefield this mechanic was added in the set Midnight Hunt

[@chronoatog5650]

Ghost lit Doctor would go into a Damia, Sage of Stone (aka the green/blue/black draw to 7 on your upkeep)

[@TheLastPhoen1x]

I don't even play Magic, but this is freaking hilarious.

[@FinalCalamity1]

For Angel's Degaty, there's 2 separate effects there. The win game effect is just... you win.

[@msolec2000]

No no, that card near the end is brutal. Each opponent reveals cards until they reveal an Island, and then you put the Islands in YOUR hand and the other revealed cards on the bottom of YOUR library. Wow, with Bo-Hiver Scentwaths you can win with Battle of Wits in Commander!

[@Eddysamson1]

"Each player chooses a card name and then thinks about what they'd do if they had it in their hand"

[@oz_jones]

And look at them

[@jaryRim]

For the first card, if you put Barren Glory under an Oblivion Ring, have a Leyline of Anticipation on the field and it the last card in your hand. Play it at the end of your opponent's turn and hopefully win on your upkeep.

[@pejman3]

So the "elf" that casts instant/sorcery from graveyard for free would be fun to play with cards like Irenicus's Vile Duplication (sorcery for 4 makes a token copy of target creature except token isnt legendary so you can make an infinite army by flashing the card again and again, or you could then switch to a card that makes more than 1 token and copy one of the non legendary tokens to go infinite squared)

[@SomeGuy712x]

I'm well overdue to watch the rest of this, so let's do that now. Second half of this video: (37:28) Grilloy Tigy: Fair, ship. Yes! We're bringing back banding! (39:33) Wingscill: OP, ban. Way too cheap of a mana cost. A typical Control Magic spell costs at least 4, but this thing also recurs itself when destroyed, just like Rancor does, so I'd say it should cost at least 6 mana. (42:11) Selderar Efpelkic: Ouch, indeed, as it lacks a mana cost. I'd probably cost it at 4 mana, which should be fair for a 1/9, since Indomitable Ancients is 2WW for a vanilla 2/10, and I think that this can be 4 generic mana, keeping it a colorless creature. (44:15) Diregraf Turtle: Fair, ship. Can't use it for defense, but it certainly can help your offense if you're going wide. Also, it really should have Turtle in its type line. (46:22) Rampaging Flock: Fair, ship. Rather odd Bazaar of Baghdad sort of ability there, but I can dig it. Honestly, I think this Zibers! (48:34) Bladed Cerent: Fair, ship. This one's quite interesting. Stats are low for its cost, but the ability to cast an instant or sorcery from your graveyard for free is neat. Also, it has another interesting ability to add injury to injury, and that'll gain you 6 life if you can make it work, since it has lifelink. I like it a lot, even if it might be a bit clunky and/or breakable with the proper OP spell already in your graveyard. (52:27) Kami of the Burrent: Fair, ship. Graveyard hate FTW, and that second chapter is pretty strong, but the opponent will likely have a whole turn to deal with it before it goes off, unless you've got proliferate shenanigans immediately available. (54:38) Thacksony: Fair, ship. It's a fluffy dog, so it automatically Zibers! And honestly, this ain't a bad 1-drop that can help protect you and your stuff from a bit of damage. Also, wow, the flavor text actually makes sense and is insightful. (56:06) Departed Seeker: Fair, ship. A free 1/1, ala Memnite. However, it has defender. But, you can "cycle" it for 4 mana after it's on the field at least. Perhaps Arcades, the Strategist would like it, since you'd then get a bit of card advantage. (57:41) Sheltering Lion: Underpowered, ship. Welp, I don't see how you'll ever be able to use this thing in combat, unless you can do something to remove its ability. Also, it may look like a lion, but it's actually a Nightmare Squirrel in disguise! AAAHHH!!! ...Anyway, to fix this thing, maybe I'd say that it can't attack or block unless you pay 3 life, instead of losing the game. (59:14) Mist Elen: Word salad, shred. She lacks a starting loyalty value. Also, even if she entered with just 1 loyalty, she'd be OP, because you'd get a lot of value from that +1 for just 3 mana. Then, if you manage to reach 10 loyalty, I hope you've got an oddball d22 kicking around for no reason. :P ...Hmm... I think that to fix Mist Elen, I'd give her a starting loyalty of 3, and then give her these loyalty abilities: 0: Roll a d6. Put a number of loyalty counters onto Mist Elen equal to the result. You may then have Mist Elen deal damage to target creature equal to the result. -4: Create a 1/1 red Goblin creature token and three 2/2 black Zombie creature tokens. -10: All creatures you don't control lose indestructible until end of turn. Damage can't be prevented this turn. Roll a d20. Mist Elen deals damage to all opponents and all creatures you don't control equal to the result. If a creature damaged this way would die this turn, exile it instead. (1:02:16) Blazing Scarebane: Word salad, shred. I know it sounds savage, but this just plain ain't doable. (1:04:25) Bo-Hiver Scentweaths: OP, word salad, shred. This could only work if this was an Un-set card, and... it's ridiculously broken, especially against anyone not playing with Island cards. IT DANGER!!! (1:07:07) Bulonu, the Thoughtwater Trespass: OP, word salad, shred. The first 2 abilities are busted as heck, and the last ability is nonsense.

[@williamhallam706]

At 45:00 I was gonna say "oh no we are giving green haste" but then I remembered I have been running amok on arena with vorinclex so I can't complain

[@sultanofswing44]

I genuinely think champion of hypert is every permanent in mtg as a whole, not just the ones on the battlefield

[@CanisMythson]

I had an idea for untapped space but idk if it could even work: a legendary land that has the "this can be your Commander" text. The thought is it has a passive bonus of some kind, provides one mana of any color, and you can crack it to make 3 mana of any color instead that can only be used to cast a Legendary spell. However, it still follows the commander rule of costing 2 mana more every time it dies, meaning it's only ahead for one use, but as a tradeoff you always have that 3 mana if you need it, at the cost of paying even more to get it back later. Thoughts?

[@AnEnormousNerd]

Under current rules you can only 'cast' your commander, and you can't 'cast' a land. You 'play' a land. So this wouldn't work. Although if it's a land creature with a mana cost then it would work.

[@Xeraghusta]

I believe that lands never cost anything to play

[@webdrude]

well, i've been through the desert on a leg creature with no name...

[@machinedramon3532]

Harm Fortify does actually have an application in that while it doesn't do anything with the card you choose, it still reveals target player's hand. That's pretty good for two mana imo.

[@tmon3y777]

Every deck should play 3 or 4 islands to protect against Bo-Hiver.

[@TheJadeFist]

1:05:00 I do kinda like the idea of a land stealing card. Should be changed until they reveal a basic land (or just Land may be fine too) put into play under your control tapped. That alone would be a cool way to ramp and also screw up any deck stacking they may have going on.

[@crowcoregames1785]

52:10 displacer kitten breaks this you can loop instants over and over

[@Illianor123]

Bladed Cerent is cool, I think Diluvian Primordial is the card he was thinking of. If it exiled, it would be printable.

[@Illianor123]

I was wrong, gearhulk is right. I think primordial does every or opponent graveyards

[@TheJadeFist]

Honestly that Bladed Cerent looks pretty sick, not gonna lie, with some slight adjustments, it would make a pretty legit card. A 2nd creature type in addition to Elf (I mean look at the thing, Phyerxian Elf might make more sense, or Elf Golem or Elf Myr, or maybe it should at least be an Artifact Creature) The paying blue to make it tap to deal damage is bit odd flavour-wise, as well as Blue, Red, White Elf is a strange one.

[@StevenLong]

I like that Champion of Hypert is all other permanents. So the only thing it isn't is itself.

[@NikachuMTGLive]

WOW. I think, therefore I am everyone else.

[@Nyghtking]

Mist Elen combos with Mr. House if you can get her emblem, because Mr. House gets you a 3/3 robot token and a junk token if you roll a 6 or higher on any dice.

[@samhansen6680]

2:13 This card actually would return itself to the battlefield. While the game normally looks at objects that exist AFTER an event to see if anything triggers, Rule 603.10 specifies exceptions to this rule where the game "looks back in time" and instead checks the state of the game just prior to the event. Leaves-the-battlefield triggers are one of them (603.10a). This is why [Blood Artist]'s ability can trigger from the death of the creature itself. tl;dr: This thing is busted.

[@whaleofdarkness]

Yeah, and if multiples are on the battlefield with different controllers it depends on who the active player is who gets the creature, not which entered first.

[@SomeGuy712x]

First half of this video: (0:12) Briarblade Invocation: Word salad, shred. First of all, it'll invoke the day/night mechanic, which is already "chaos ensues" by itself. But then, where do my permanents go when they leave the battlefield due to the bottom ability? Do they go to the graveyard, to exile, my hand, my library, or the absolutely-removed-from-the-freaking-game-forever zone? Unhandled exception error: Instructions unclear. :P (2:14) Night Now: OP, ban. LOL, the previous card wanted to make it day, so here it's Night Now. Anyway... 2 mana for a 5/5 with partner, can generate many Thrull tokens, and lets you revive anything that dies to your side, and has no downside?! IT DANGER!!! Make it cost at least 7 mana for it to be fair, I'd say. (3:20) Yes, it'll see itself die and trigger, as it doesn't specify "another creature", so you just can't easily get rid of this guy. You'd need to exile him, bounce him, steal control of him, or turn off his abilities somehow. (4:35) D'oh! Trying to go to theater mode to see this card better breaks the chat replay on me for some reason. Darn it, KZbin! (4:44) Time Treeport // Precise Apprintingmamp: Fair, ship. This is actually somewhat interesting. So, it gives you a Lesson upon entry, can turn into a decent beater that loves when you gain life, which black can do easily with its many drain effects. And, if you're playing lots of cards that can create Foods, it has a way to retrieve itself from the graveyard. Nothing here seems OP either. I'm not usually a fan of double-faced cards, but this is pretty cool to me. (5:47) Actually, it's an Elder Dragon. Maybe slot it into a Silumgar deck or something? (5:55) Expansion to Dust: Underpowered, ship. Well, that's just silly. Okay, I choose Ambassador Blorpityblorpboop. :P (7:06) Unnamed vanilla creature: Underpowered, ship. A plain 3/4 for 4 mana might've been okay as a common back in the days of Alpha/Beta/Unlimited, but nowadays, if I'm gonna spend 4 mana on a creature for its stats nowadays, it better have at least 5 power, if not more. At least this guy didn't skip Leg day. :P (8:00) Oh, so if you have two Leg Creatures, two Arm Creatures, and one Head Creature in your hand, you may reveal your hand and win the game? :P (8:46) Ghost-Lit Doctor // Frozzle Researcher: Fair, ship. The land can be powerful for mana if you keep your hand full, but you gotta work for it. At least the land side can still give you one mana if your hand is empty, which is nice design. (10:02) Oko's Triumph: OP, ban. So, this ritual gives you 21 red mana, which is enough for a typical X burn spell to deal 20 damage. Oh, but you do have to target a creature or planeswalker on the battlefield to use it. Also, if you hit a Dryad Arbor with this while Blood Moon is in play, you can trigger the last effect. Anyway... Yeah, it danger. Remove the "Add RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR" and it would be fair. (12:45) A-Among Ciddu: Fair, ship. First of all, fix the grammar-- "a untapped" should be "an untapped". But, Wizards has made their own grammar mistakes at times before, such as the wrong "its/it's" on Bring the Ending, so whatever. Anyway, I think this is fair, though maybe it should also reword its effect for clarity. I'd say... "Whenever a creature enters untapped under your control, if you cast it, create a 2/2 white Knight creature token with vigilance." ...Oh, and that reminder text is sus. :P (15:14) Bi and Lessons: Usually unplayable, shred... unless this is from a Portal set that has no instants, but instead has only sorceries with certain ones stating when you can cast them, such as Mystic Denial. In which case, this is fair, ship. You get some decent value off of this Naturalize-like card, but the catch is you need to use it during combat. (16:54) Alive: OP, ban. It's Sol Ring on steroids! Yes, its only helps you cast creatures, but it's still broken, especially if you're running lots of colorless/Eldrazi stuff. (21:37) Champion of the Hypert: Word salad, shred. And, my brain will go KA-BLAMMO if I try to parse all the things this card can and will even do. IT DANGER!!! (24:33) If it worked like that, it probably would be more reasonable, but it would still likely be a huge rulings mess. (26:31) Harm Fortify: Word salad, shred. NEXT! (28:35) Burn of Gaea: Word salad, shred. NEXT! (31:56) Angel's Degaty: OP, ban. It was underwhelming until those last 4 words. Welp. (34:27) Dross Againtop: Fair, ship-- W-w-wait a second! It doesn't say "another creature" for its last ability, so you can just keep targeting itself once it gets a +1/+1 counter! IT DANGER!!! And, even if it did say "another", it would still be OP, as two of them in play could just keep targeting each other, although maybe that's fairer, since in the real game, having two Enduring Scalelords in play will let you go infinite in a similar manner. Okay, here's how I'd fix this card: Add an "activate only once per turn" clause in addition to requiring it to target another creature.

[@joshuaspector8182]

A creature dying can trigger its own triggered abilities. Usually it will include its own card name, so in this case it would say “whenever night now or another creature dies,” but since it doesn’t exclude itself I’m pretty sure it can revive itself. Like for instance orah sky heirophant. In addition, in the night now mirror both night now will trigger. The active player will then put his trigger on the stack followed in priority order any other players with a night now. Then it will resolve as normal. Not a time stamp thing, you’d still wanna throw that insane card on the battlefield as soon as you could. 😂

[@stevenmermelstein7806]

The invocation is a win con for the emptiness win con as long as you exiled it with an enchantment

[@sleprvrru6y-lin-92]

58:31 sheltering lion can be gifted and then forced to attack with a goad edit : nevermind it would never attack lol

[@tobiaspause1775]

Sorceries you cast only in Combat actually exist and they are even legal in Tornaments. They came from beginnersets like Portal. So so Bi and Lessons is absolutely Legal.

[@TheJadeFist]

Roll a D22? Gotta carve your own dice...

[@ayties5113]

If you got f.e. Verinclex out and then cast Kami of the Burrent, it will get 2 Lore Counter and the second chapter would resolve before the first, so it would fix it better than read ahead.

[@TheIhplodur]

You can play Mist Elen with cards that let it enter with an additional loyality counter.

[@stevefurrier9932]

1:10:05 Make that Bolou land a legendary,and it's fine. Csuse if it's legendary you can't have unlimited cards of it

[@Rhayvenloft]

Definitely running helm of the host. Putting it on Night Now and just cookin.

[@stevefurrier9932]

58:30 The shelterinf lion has only one purpose,give it away,and force the opponent to attack or block with it Is there cards that forces people to attack or block with everything?

[@XLR8Yeti24]

Night Now + Thrull Champion! Or Breeding pit! Thrulls for days!

[@ZNEO3NZ]

28:20 it just says opppnents, use it at a magic con and you can easily do 100+ damage if you're willing to drop the cheddar, sounds pay to win to me.

[@lugialover09]

The thing is that it depends on how "pay" is being used. In Magic, pay means you lose X where X is a resource like mana or life. If that's the case, you'd be literally paying WITH your opponents' existence as an opponent, so do your opponents just cease to exist?

[@stevefurrier9932]

32:17 What would happen if opponent already has a can't lose the game,and i eould play thr you win the game card. They are dying,cancel each out and go into exile,or?

[@patrickdix772]

Man, the power creep is real. Remember when Grizzly Bear was a decent 2 mana 2/2? Now you got Night Now, a 2 mana 5/5 that makes more creatures.

[@I_see_provy]

ANOTHER BANGER FROM NIKA! when is the next time u streaming?

[@NikachuMTGLive]

I stream each weekday at 11 am CST. But I do the AI videos once every 2 weeks on Wednesdays.

[@mikaelsgaard7109]

When it's neither Day nor night.. It's called " The Twilight Zone " Bwa-ha-ha-haaaaah.. 😈😱😆

[@TheIhplodur]

Angel´s Degaty is secretly a Samurai.

[@jacoboldenburg212]

I can’t believe you missed the combo with briarblade invocation and The Cheese Stands Alone

[@danielzimmerman2440]

I don't really see the problem with "Alive" TBH. It only gives you one more mana then sol ring, and it comes with a limitation that soul ring doesn't have. Sure, it's insane ramp for green players with all their massive mana-expensive creature spells, but green already has so many really OP ways to ramp mana anyway that I honestly don't see this card really being any more powerful or being used any more frequently then sol ring. Actually, if anything, sol ring might still be more popular, since it fits well in any deck. This one wouldn't necessarily be as good in decks that don't have too many creatures, like spellslinger or enchantment focused decks.

[@lukaslonauer1391]

Is that frame from Thacksony real? (at 56:00) It looks epic

[@semidirect]

You can actually get a D22 like this: First, roll a D12. If you get a 12, reroll until you get a number between 1 and 11. Then, flip a coin and interpret one side as 1 and the other as a 2. Then multiply the results. You get all possible numbers between 1=1*1 and 22=2*11 with equal probability.

[@tylerian4648]

I think it should be add 11 not multiply by 2. Your current method yields the following set {1, 2, 2, 3, 4, 4, 5, 6, 6, 7, 8, 8, 9, 10, 10, 11, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22} A roll of 2 with a flip of 1 and a roll of 1 with a flip of 2 are both 2 under your system.

[@semidirect]

@@tylerian4648Damn, you are completely right, thanks for the correction! So it's end result = first roll, if the flip is a tails and end result = 11 + first roll, if the flip is a heads.

[@semidirect]

Goes to show why most games prefer D20s. And interestingly, there are really only dices for the numbers of sides 4,6,8,12 and 20. Because in geometry, there are only these regular (i.e. completely symmetrical, resulting in equal probabilities) polyhedrons. (At least if you want to have a dice that has a nice geometric shape.)

[@drdca8263]

14:45 : my understanding is that reminder text is a reminder, and is not rules text? So if the reminder text is wrong, it doesn’t change how the card works? Edit: ok someone addresses this at 18:36 Edit: 19:49 huh. (I imagine that “Duh” is the name of an un-set card which talks about reminder text)

[@XCC23]

Indeed. Duh destroys target creature with reminder text.

[@drdca8263]

@@XCC23 Thanks!

[@petersmythe6462]

Well, not to mention that Burn of Gaea can also let you have, say, 1 trillion power and toughness, meaning that you can just block all of your opponent's creatures that try to attack you or your Planeswalkers, and then attack with a trillion. Find a way to give yourself trample and that's game.

[@christiancooper4561]

Bo-Hiver Scentweaths steals their library lol.

[@Rhayvenloft]

🎉Kami of the Burrent. Tom Bombadil Approves🎉

[@petersmythe6462]

Burn of Gaea is only a one shot kill if that player is also a creature. Otherwise the player cannot attack or block and cannot be destroyed by having 0 Toughness.

[@Rhayvenloft]

Also, should have never gotten rid of Mana burn. Still a rule at the table.

[@MultiLimpet]

Whatvup my nickachhu

[@lugialover09]

Wizards, please make Alive. I have an Eldrazi deck that would love a new mana rock.

[@justseffstuff3308]

10:02 Balanced, the discards are random.

[@skylar5257]

1:11 If it was the correct colors it would be beautiful in Beamtown Bullies lol.

[@emorsi]

I am still amazed on how good Nikachu can spell out these terrible made up words on some AI generated cards. I would not be able to I am afraid.

[@stevenclark2188]

It feels like Dross Againtop is one tap symbol away from being a real card.

[@kylefarrell849]

I choose Jace, the mind sculptor

[@islarf5095]

27:50 pay to win has never been so real

[@briankenney9528]

Briarblade invocation is one with nothing on steroids

[@Computer-STEM-NERD-903]

Bi and Lessons is Sorcery that requires flash enablers (Alchemist’s Refuge, Emergence Zone, Vedalken Orrery, Leyline of Anticipation, Quicken, etc…) * Gaea’s Blessing + Naturalize (Sorcery Combat Trick…) Sucks donkey balls, but draft jank card for sure…

[@devononair]

59:09 That is one SEXY lion...

[@petersmythe6462]

Do you know what's more deranged than players becoming permanents? *Permanents becoming players*

[@Rhayvenloft]

Bounce wingscil keep enchanted permanent?

[@stevefurrier9932]

37:14 Can a card target itself?

[@devonpearson4315]

I'm not super well versed with Magic the Gathering rules, but. Doesn't Burn of Gaea, Assuming the players are creatures with power and toughness, "Any number of target players". Doesn't that mean it wipes the entirety of players who are creatures?

[@olixx1213]

Players Can never be creatures in the first place So it's unclear how it works

[@christiancooper4561]

Burn of Gaea says players plural. So you target everyone except yourself and win.

[@uUuWolf16uUu]

A card sees itself die. Because at the moment of dying, it is still on the battlefield. Nikachu... you are a competitive player. You should know this. By your own logic, every card that says "When this creature dies..." wouldn't work because it doesnt see itself die.

[@dr.krieger5847]

Rampaging flock is infinite self mill and card draw, no?

[@jeromefournier9667]

I hate Sol Ring, I don't think it should exist and I have never used it in a deck ever.

[@nycstreetpoet]

21:41 I’m sure someone else mentioned that it can’t be cast because it has no mana value. I don’t think it gets the *abilities* of all other permanents, it *becomes* all permanent types.

[@benjaminberkey2920]

Turn one rexian soulgorger? Stupid powerful. Light greaves?,

[@krecker6584]

Moin

[@jocoder255]

3:08 triggers trigger in the order of play starting with the player who has priority. This means that, as this is the order they go on the stack in, they resolve in the opposite order, meaning the player with priority when the ability triggers (so whoever's turn it is in this case) ends up with the creature

[@jocoder255]

HE ALSO SAID THAT IT DOESN'T TRIGGER ITSELF THIS MAN IS A RULES NIGHTMARE IT REVIVES ITSELF WHEN A CARD SAYS "when this creature dies, ____" THE EFFECT TRIGGERS. SAME WITH "whenever a creature (you control) dies, ____". THESE TRIGGERED ABILITY MISTAKES ARE TRIGGERING ME!

[@jocoder255]

Also 5:55 This card wouldn't be legal to exist as the effect (each player chooses a card name) cannot trigger. It's the same as if a permanent said "create a treasure token" and that was its entire rules text. Choosing a card name and it having no effect? pointless but allowed. Having an effect written without a way for it to happen? breaks the syntax.

[@jocoder255]

7:07 probably could be played, as well as being named with cards like pithing needle. However, it has no subtype, and therefore violates mtg syntax. Also the lack of a name might violate mtg syntax.

[@jocoder255]

Also with reference to 7:07 Leg would have to be a card type

[@jocoder255]

10:05 This would be legal, and would play around land animation.

[@Thestar17x]

Nah use cards made by chat gpt they actually make sense

[@ЮрийЗагуменнов-ш7ц]

It's called "Sordaer" because this lad's jaw and teeths probably not really fine and he can't pronounce it right way.