Rating AI Generated Magic: The Gathering Cards

[@starburst98]

Considering it has two girls in the picture, i think lebness pirates was supposed to be lesbian pirates.

[@WillWeaverRVA]

The name generated as "Lebness Pirates" but I had the art prompt create lesbian pirates because I couldn't resist going for that joke.

[@nathanielreichert4638]

Haha so if “lesbian” gets censored to “lebness,” does “homosexual,” get censored to “hobosebual”?

[@nathanielreichert4638]

Lol so the link between The Grinch and Doctor Who is Doctor Suess?

[@amazincrackmonkey7176]

8:14 Flutterskill 406.7. If an object in the exile zone becomes exiled, it doesn’t change zones, but it becomes a new object that has just been exiled.

[@PeterAuto1]

So it would work again "Cards exiled by ..." effects

[@Ridorim]

@@PeterAuto1 and also against cards in exile with counters on them, essentially removing those counters (e.g. tech against Mairsil, suspend(as mentioned in the video), etc.)

[@amazincrackmonkey7176]

@@PeterAuto1 i think it would just be in exile and not attached to the other card anymore.

[@Jawzah]

I think it would work against cards "on adventure". Would not work against cascade/discover.

[@ricksterlias]

would this also be like a counterspell against any card cast from exile?

[@gwamhurt]

Deace of Time is insane. Thats a lot of creatures that have 'whenever this creature becomes tapped' abilities that are strong and this enables them to exist in a tempo controll deck

[@notimportant768]

You see vehicles exist

[@griffinlester9098]

In 2027 it combos with Nut Collector in a Worlds Top 8 deck called Deace Nuts

[@dragonettheproto]

and it works really well with throne of the god pharaoh

[@gibbonsplays8706]

Dance of Time might break the Survival cards from Duskmourn

[@RoderickEtheria]

Deace of Time does have a practical purpose, yes. Suppose an opponent has played a card that forces your creatures to attack if possible. For the cost of zero mana, you can make all your creatures unable to attack so they don't just run out and get themselves killed.

[@hitmonkey2984]

A counter to being goaded

[@dancing_odie]

It also works with Deeproot Pilgrimage if you have no tap outlet and can't attack favorably.

[@happyslapsgiving5421]

And also those white removals cards that hate on untapped creatures... or was it tapped? 🤨🤔

[@Breviparopus]

Emmara soul of the occord

[@ryftedmage1404]

Rem and Saint Traft EDH players are also foaming at the mouth for that card

[@SomeGuy712x]

Whoa, close to 2 hours? Also, 3 weeks ago? Well, I'd better start watching this then! First quarter of this video: (0:10) Pain Priest: Fair, ship. I choose pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis. (1:29) Bloodline Hugg: OP, word salad, shred. First half of the text box is stupidly strong. Second half just falls apart into nonsense. Chaos definitely ensued here. (3:20) Deace of Time: Fair, ship. Seems innocent, but maybe there's a way to break this. (5:08) Jungle Drake: OP, ship then ban. The art is perfect, but for balance... NO, just NO. (6:22) Throve-Well Priest: Fair, ship. Might be a bit overpriced for what it does, honestly. Also, even though this is a Time Lord Doctor, it's not legendary, so you can't use it as a commander that's partnered with a creature with Doctor's Companion. I think to make this better, I'd lower the mana cost from 6 to 4, and make it legendary. (8:14) Flutterskill: Fair, ship. Seems pointless, but maybe it has a niche use? Like, maybe it would allow you to turn a facedown exiled card face up, but I'm not sure if that works. (9:53) Would that actually nullify a suspended card? Same with adventure, foretell, and rebound? If it does, then neat. If it doesn't, then... Flutterskill is probably pointless. (10:58) Oakhame Strider: Fair, ship. Rainbow snowman that can dodge removal and the commander tax FTW. (11:53) Shard of the Cathari's Reoper: Fair, ship. We just need a creature card named Zedrop Rewards for the first ability to do anything, and we need Expert sources to make the second ability meaningful. I can see this being plausible though. And otherwise, you still get a plain 3/3 creature for 2 mana, which is fine. (13:38) Kathari Creakous: Underpowed, word salad, ship. 5 mana for a 4/4 with what is technically a downside? Of course, you probably don't have any Swamp stands, unless you're playing with Universes Beyond: JJBA cards or something. (15:29) Sinister Time Avenger: OP, word salad, shred. Starts off as a stronger Lightning Bolt, in blue. Then, bendieg is basically multikicker. And... the rest of the text decided it was time for chaos to ensue, and go hog mountainwild. (17:07) Ptyaling Assistant: OP, ship then ban. First of all, 6/5 for 2 mana is way OP, and it doesn't have a downside, but instead has a very niche upside. You probably won't run into Embalmed creatures very often, but if you do, this Wurm's got your back! (19:47) Holidaying Doth: Fair, ship. Even though it can croak, you can't make it ded. (22:16) The Abonity: Word salad, shred. The nonsense here made me Lool. (23:53) Bdackbiampale-Drin: Fair, maybe underpowered, ship. 6 mana for a 1/3 is quite expensive, even if it does have deathtouch. But, maybe Junkboft's hervios is a powerful enough ability to justify that mana cost. However, it's likely just Junkboft's junk text. (24:08) Eucha, Dercements: Fair, ship... if we can figure out what illumeyran means, and if it makes sense within the rules and is not too OP. (24:09) Ghost Agent: Fair, ship. Pretty good mana dork for 3 mana, with the ability to freely gain shroud to protect itself. Also, if it somehow does die, like to a board wipe, at least it'll leave behind a 1/1 duder on the battlefield for you. (24:10) Viconia, Sorpisavine Flood: Word salad, shred. Yeah, nothing doable here. NEXT! (24:11) (Unnamed card): Word salad, shred. You can't tap an instant, so this is useless. And, the text is mostly junk too, culminating with a literal fistfight. (26:28) Lebness Pirates: OP, word salad, shred. 6/6 deathtouch for 4 mana is already pushed, then you get a free card draw every turn too. And, X isn't properly defined. Barf! So, to fix this one, I'd raise the mana cost from 4 to 6, then instead of drawing a card, you may reveal the top card of your library, then have X be defined as the mana value of the card you revealed, which would make this card fair, and pretty interesting. Oh, and then you can draw the card if you control ten or more snow permanents.

[@besjfo8292]

4:01 Some use cases: 1) counter asphyxiate (destroy target untapped creature) 2) breaking wave (tap all untaped creature and untap all tapped creature) has no drawback and 3) crash the party become more powerfull (create a 4/4 rhino for each tapped creature you control

[@SwordfishJouster]

"You Tapper Bed" taps you because you lie down to sleep.

[@ImTotallyTown]

8:52 can be used against cards that put things into exile face down or say "all cards exiled with This Card"

[@algotkristoffersson15]

4:10 it works as a backup plan to tap that one Doctor who gives you extra upkeep steps when untapped in your Untap step if your opponent pacifism’s him or something.

[@jacksolarris8093]

9:30 Flutter skull deals with suspend, rebound, adventure, fortell, imprint, madness, effects that exile then return things to other zones (hand, battlefield, or graveyard).

[@algotkristoffersson15]

23:25 that’s not redundant, Claire D’loon from infinity makes tokens be cards and continue to exist in other zones, so this is actually has a mechanical purpose of being an anti synergy with her.

[@Gr3y1F0x]

AI will create a card which reads, "Gain control of all :chosen word(s). If the chosen word is bird you win the game"

[@MrKryvie]

Flutterskull is actually really good to counter things that go to exile with counters (like cage counter on Mairsil or silver counter on Karn), since it won't retain those counters.

[@TheCommandSphere]

flutterskill negates the until leaves the battlefield stuff. Something like Ossification. It aslo locks out the stack

[@TheCommandSphere]

Also negates Adventures and Suspend and Foretell

[@christopherpoet458]

6:54 - I can't remember the card but there is a land that turns into a 20/20 flyer. But it has ice counters or something on it that has to tic down. So you play this and dup the land, sack the original to legend rule and then this sacks and becomes a 20/20. Green blue be the right ramp colors so six is not bad.

[@notimportant768]

Jungle drake grinch looks like a particular animated grinch that I cant recall, cept a bit younger.

[@christopherpoet458]

3:44 - Magda "whenever you tap another dwarf, create a treasure token."

[@SomeGuy712x]

Second quarter of this video: (29:47) Viridian Silence: Word salad, shred. Yeah, not sure what you can do with this, even if you could untap a spell on the stack. Also, there's no kicker cost anyway. (30:54) Merfolk of Lord Drake: Fair, ship. This isn't a Merfolk, but at least it's legendary, so you can pair it with a Time Lord Doctor. However, its color identity is totally colorless, and it seems underwhelming for its mana cost too. This guy could've cost 2 instead of 4 and also maybe had its activated ability's cost reduced as well, and would still be fine. (32:30) Picture of Hank Hill: Well, you could use it as a token, I tell you Huat. :P (34:15) Daety Slisterpseeer: Word salad, shred. I love the -y toughness. I bet calculating that isn't triveal. :P (36:14) Skywing Dragon: Underpowered, word salad because of the fourth ability, shred. Also, duplicate vigilance, and this is not actually a Dragon anyway. (36:18) Mari-I, the Harsaten: Word salad, shred. Oh, geez... And here I was thinking that The Goose Mother's multi-headedness looked silly. Anyway, we'd need to find out what a rebile creature is for the top ability to work, and the bottom paragraph is nonsense. (37:51) Fuel of Nissa: Fair, ship. Despite all the wackiness here, everything is doable, including the properly-used X cost and % counters. And, Nissa drinks Red Bull! It Zibers! (40:09) Anointer of the Slimes: ...Wait, this is a rerun! Still OP, ship then ban. Increase the mana cost from 3 to maybe 7 or 8 to make it more fair. (40:35) Gandalf of Deliverence: Word salad, shred. The second ability does not generan. (42:08) Demogor Pukie: Fair, ship. Land destruction with squirrel compensation FTW. (43:55) Battle-Geoted Ungelication: Fair, ship. A bit of weirdness with the last ability duplicating the black mana option down there, but everything here is doable, and it has a workable condition for entering the battlefield untapped, which is neat. (46:16) Adlasaris Night: Word salad, shred. The number of Goblin tokens you create is not defined. If it had a proper number that wasn't too OP, this would be doable. Note, however, that giving a ward effect with an ability won't affect anything that's already targeting it, and players can respond to the ward-giving ability before it resolves, too. (46:22) Pogatil Yillo: Word salad, shred. How do you destroy a morph ability? (46:29) Pollatir Chef: Fair, ship. It's a worse Hymn to Tourach, with a fatal drawback if the target somehow has only has 1 or 0 cards in hand, so make darn sure they'll have at least 2, and beware of the possibility of them responding with One With Nothing! :P (47:49) Oh, yeah. Pollatir Chef is an instant, so there's reason to try using this over stuff like Hymn to Tourach. Just be very careful about that drawback. (50:01) You Tapper Bed: Another card that can be used for a token, I guess. (50:49) Wrenn and Sine: Word salad, shred. And now, Wrenn teaches trigonometry, but unfortunately, not spelling. If "Detaon" was "Detain", the card would function just fine, and might even be OP, although it costs 6 mana to get out, so maybe it'd be fair. (52:27) General Balloon: Fair, ship. Unfortunately, Doctor's companion is useless since this isn't a legendary creature, and thus can't be a commander. However, you do get a trio of 2/2 bodies for 5 mana, which isn't bad. If this was a legendary creature too, then I would say that it Zibers. (54:54) The nameless Planeswalker: Fair, maybe OP, ship then ban later if needed. This does take 7 mana to summon this before you can start cranking out a 6/6 flyer every turn, so maybe it's alright. Although, perhaps I'd change the ability to be -1 instead of +1. Also, it's funny to think of a Brush being a Planeswalker.

[@whaleofdarkness]

You can actually use Deace of Time for something useful: Making Crackdown Construct infinitely large. Attack with it then activate Deace of Time as often as you like. When you are already attacking tapping it doesn't do anything.

[@purplecatjake]

Deace of Time seems like it could also combo with Halo Fountain's win effect

[@SomeGuy712x]

Fourth quarter of this video: (1:24:10) Bad Elemental: Fair, ship. You'd have to jump through so many hoops to get that +2/+0 buff to work and be meaningful. Yeah, it's bad alright. However, this isn't an Elemental, but is instead a Faerie Wizard. (1:25:47) Tel-Jilad Panorama: Likely OP, ship then ban later. I was about to say that the -1 ability could not work, but then I read the rest of the card, and being able to activate this thing's loyalty abilities at instant speed makes it pretty darn good. Too good, in fact. I applaud the AI for the ability synergy, but this now appears to be OP, especially in a multiplayer game! (1:28:11) Blessed Mentor: Fair, ship. Everything works, though it's not really impressive for its mana cost. Still, it could enable madness and graveyard shenanigans. (1:30:21) Oh, I remember Multawurm! Fair, ship! It Zibers! Friends FTW! (1:30:33) Deury of Linial: Fair, ship. However, you need to be able to see the top card of your library for this to actually function, using cards like Lantern of Insight or Goblin Spy. (1:32:11) Heh, I remember Konda's Cares as well. Cute, but it's another rerun. NEXT! (1:32:14) Bentlick: Word salad, shred. Half of those granted abilities are nonsense, and. (1:33:51) Hand of Conrois: Another rerun. I remember this "Indicate" creature as well. (1:34:30) Aji,Itio, Vampire: Word salad, shred. Welp, Nissa went over to the dark and nonsensical side. There's no natural way to get up to 9 loyalty, and even then, there's gibberish in there. I vote for hornstolas, and then I vote for flying, deeply, sprout, Death Goblin, and 3-1. :P (1:36:24) Bandit Bully: Fair, ship. It really hates on blue, but can also wreck a permanent of any color. And, the modality means there doesn't need to be a blue creature present to use this. Pretty nice, I'd say. (1:38:35) Eternal Wolf: Word salad, shred. I want a legendary rebate on that purchase. :P (1:38:38) Bloodthorn Thopter: Yeah, that's yet another rerun. Weird that these reruns are getting mixed in with stuff we haven't seen yet. What's with the sorting algorithm? (1:38:41) Dugging Djinn: Fair, ship. It's triple "Indicate"! (1:38:42) Dwarven Beak: Word salad, shred. That went by "Rall" quick. :P (1:38:43) Seye Sentinel: This dog is rerunning for office! Vote for sprout and S-POOJT! (1:39:12) Rochieving: Word salad, shred. (1:39:15) Rusweler's Thune: Word salad, shred. Elf shot the food, then went "Ew". (1:40:14) Desert Business: Word salad, shred. LOL, that eternal curly tail on that pig! "It's just ever-pig" indeed! (1:42:16) Desert Bushy: Word salad, shred. It can't even make up its mind what type it is. (1:43:52) Daybreak: Word salad, shred. (1:43:54) Bringer of the Beans: Word salad, shred. Oh, beans... The X isn't defined. (1:45:14) I also remember Scarecrow Activated Ability of a Creature or Planeswalker. (1:45:20) Orin, the Redcap: Fair, ship. Finally, something totally doable. In fact, it Zibers! It just needs an actual picture. Quick, someone draw a picture of Touhou's Orin wearing a red cap and wielding a bow and arrow! :P (1:46:41) Seedfac Sew Prider: Word salad, shred, yo. (1:46:42) Serrated Feather: Word salad, shred. (1:46:43) Descenting Clean // unnamed back side: Word salad, shred. (1:46:46) Ishrana, Giant Pirate: Fair, ship. Just needs a proper picture. (1:46:47) Fleet Simulacus: Fair, ship. Just needs a proper picture. (1:46:47) Sunhome Scarecrow: Fair, ship. Just needs a proper picture. At least the AI used multikicker for something meaningful there. (1:46:48) Necrodog: Fair, ship. Just pretend it's a regular painland while you have Celestial Dawn in play. :P (1:46:49) Balefire Tree: Fair, ship. That's rather interesting tech. So, it's mainly a regular burn spell similar to Lightning Blast, but if you're running some gates, you could target one of your own creatures that can withstand the damage in order to buff it up.

[@TechHug]

I got chatgpt to fix it Hank Hill, Propane Enthusiast Planeswalker - Hank Loyalty: 4 +1: "Taste the Heat" - Add two loyalty counters to Hank Hill, Propane Enthusiast. -2: "Propane Wisdom" - Destroy target artifact or creature. If it's powered by propane, gain life equal to its converted mana cost. -7: "King of the Grill" - Exile all creatures your opponents control. You gain life equal to the total power of creatures exiled this way. "I tell you what, this propane will heat up the battlefield, I tell you what."

[@evilsheepmaster1744]

37:45 Does that second ability say the counter deals three damage? That sounds like a judge's nightmare

[@thema1622]

1:19:50 now that's an expert source! Also in fully English this would be named "Masters extraction" and I found it hilarious for some reason

[@warwerewolf777]

1:21:00 "How would you win with Maestros Extraction?" I like the good old Mike and Trike combo (mikaeus unhallowed and triskelion), and since there's even a third card allowed, why not Phyrexian Altar, Ashnod's Altar, or Altar of the Brood? Win from either damage or mill, or generate mana along the way

[@VodShod]

Pain Priest - I think the chose a word might be able to be part of a set where you can go through your deck from the top and the next card with that word in it's description and you can play that card for it's casting cost or play it as your land for turn if it is a land. If you don't have a word chosen then the effect fizzles. Deace of Time - It is good for effects that activate whenever you tap a [creature type] you control. An example would be Magda, Brazen Outlaw. Flutterskill - probably permanently exiles things that are exiled with something like Oblivion Ring Oakhame Strider - Probably useful in a deck with effects based on permanents with different colors. Kathari Creakous - Maybe swamp stands means at the end of your turn if you have an untapped swamp. - Fight players hand, the player's hand is a x/x where x=number of cards in hand. If the creatures power is greater than the number of cards in their hand then they discard their entire hand. Huat planeswalker - there is a card that destroys planeswalkers and puts their counters on another planeswalker. Fuel of Nissa - It doesn't say that the creature is Nissa, it is probably an elf with Nissa's fuel so an elf rogue stole some of Nissa's red bull. Pollatir Chef - You can target yourself if you want to get certain cards into the graveyard. Wrenn and Sine - there is a effect called Detain and Detaon could be seen as just a typo, and Detain would work in this instance.

[@victhefoxygamer]

4:15 This is really strong for those ca ds that do stuff when they untap (I think it was inspired in Theros) or even for tap triggers

[@SomeGuy712x]

I need to get my rear in gear with finishing up watching this video, since the next AI stream is already public. Anyway, third quarter of this video: (56:41) Chandra's Distraction: OP, ship then ban. That bottom ability by itself makes this OP, giving you 2 mana with no drawback at all, aside from being limited to once per turn. If you do have a way to untap this land to use it again, you still have the top ability to get 1 mana from. The second ability can be useful as well, to assist with your offensive. However, the third ability is nonfunctional, because this card doesn't exile anything. I think that to make this fair and fully functional, you should have to exile a creature you control or in your hand in order to be able to use the bottom mana ability. And then, that would make the third ability usable later. (58:04) One Thrower: OP, ship then ban. Even if you do have to exile a creature from your graveyard, this is still far too cheap of a board wipe for just one mana. (1:00:41) Hallowed Adept: Might be OP, ship then ban later if needed. Well, I'd be happy to use this in my Shrine deck, for one thing! Anyway, that +1 ability might be a tad strong, and the -2 ability might be a bit weak. However, the -9 ability feels just right. I think that if the +1 and -2 abilities were swapped, this would be totally fair. (1:00:56) Oh, yeah. The +1 effect is symmetrical. Maybe this is already totally fair as is. So, this probably Zibers! (1:02:39) Parighast Honor Golem: OP, ship then ban. A Planewalker mana dork, which uses tap abilities instead of loyalty abilities? And, this guy only costs 1 mana, and as he's not a creature, he can tap for mana immediately. Also, he can be a token generator later on if you don't need the mana. Honestly, having a Planeswalker with tap abilities is interesting design space, but 1 mana to cast is way too cheap. I'd make it cost 3 mana. (1:04:29) Karen, the Pyromancer: Fair, ship. Not a whole lot of pyromancy going on here. At best, it's a 4/5 for 4 mana if a creature blocks it, which is rather "meh". (1:04:50) Phasechform: Word salad, shred. Sorry, boy... But, trampling my library for a stuzfymite counter is just something I can't do, no matter how much you beg. (1:06:19) Guttlessor Mage: Word salad, shred. Aww... I hate having to shred cards that depict cute doggies... But, putting a rex oit is just nonsense, unfortunately. (1:07:26) Eloxious Entity: Word salad, shred. The effect just doesn't really work. (1:08:49) Angelic Respire: Fair, ship. The -9 ability should be on the bottom, but it's all doable, though you'll definitely want to be playing this in a Samurai deck to best utilize that +2 ability. (1:10:45) Hodor, Hame Froct: Maybe OP, ship then ban later if needed. Wow, Jace really let himself go. But, repeatable 4 damage on a +1 ability on just a 2-mana Planeswalker seems kinda pushed to me. (1:10:52) Glen Hope: Maybe OP, ship then ban later if needed. Everything here is doable, and the way it uses shield counters is neat, but maybe it's a bit much to have the +1 grant such card advantage and protection. Also, what happened to you, Nissa? When did you become... whatever that thing is? (1:12:25) Shield counters block damage too, so Glen Hope's loyalty counters are pretty safe as long as it has a shield counter on it. (1:14:47) Mirror Mae: Fair, ship. Simple and not OP. Also, nice art. (1:15:05) Lingering Souls is a sorcery, while Mirror Mae is an instant, so even though this does not have flashback, being an instant still makes it pretty decent. (1:16:10) Yeah, Mirror Mae is actually functionally identical to Midnight Haunting. (1:16:38) Mana from of Fate: Word salad, shred. Unfortunately, while this looks at first like it should function as equipment, it actually doesn't, because it lacks the equipment subtype. Instead, it's a fish, which is just silly. However, if this was actually equipment, then it would be kinda overpriced for what it does, unless you have a major rat problem on your hands that you really want the protection for. (1:17:57) Game of Manipulation: Word salad, shred. That's a lot of words. It's almost all doable, but "an your graveyard" should be "in your graveyard", and which creature is it referring to with "that creature" near the bottom? That's not made fully clear. (1:19:29) Maestros Extraction: OP, ship then ban. IT DANGER!!! That is a super busted tutor, even if the cards do enter the battlefield tapped. Just fetch Leveler, Thassa's Oracle, and... uhh... Teeka's Dragon! (1:22:16) Declare of the Hunt: Fair, ship. A perfectly fine tapped dual land that can get you a little bit of life later on if you have a lot of spare mana, I guess. Also, we are out of "BORT" license plates! :P

[@Raneboh]

Deace of Time allows you to leave creatures untapped to block, but still be able to tap them to give Millenium Calendar extra counters on your upkeep.

[@muddlewait8844]

FYI for those who don’t know: In Deliverance, a creepy backwoods character famously plays Dueling Banjos with one of the protagonists

[@TheRapidStriker]

4:02 If something only targets untaped stuff, you can defend them by tapping it

[@algotkristoffersson15]

26:50 I assume X is the amount of snow permanents you have, that’s the logical thing for it to be in this context

[@amazincrackmonkey7176]

Its the only way it works.

[@SwordfishJouster]

Or it's just a Roman numeral.

[@kosakukawajiri5007]

1:33:04 I completely forgot I made that joke lol, it was a Naruto joke lmao I really need to remember when Nikachu streams so I can catch these live again, cuz this one was a roller coaster of broken, funny, and goofy cards. And during this stream I found an AI card on Urza's ai, dont think anyone saw it, so here it is. Hall of Origin, costs WUBRG, Legendary Land, enters the battlefield tapped. Tap it to add WUBRG mana.

[@IslarfPokemon]

Maestros Extraction: Phyrexian Altar, Gravecrawler, Vengeful Dead.

[@Ubernewb111]

I could see deace of time being used in some combo. maybe with creatures that have untap abilities

[@christopherpoet458]

1:04:00 - Yall forgot Atraxa. Proliferate is a thing.

[@MrFelblood]

1:14 Clearly we need more "whenever you choose a word" synergy. 53:00 Constantly. This looks just like a real Doctor Who episode.

[@danhendricks5896]

The 1 colorless planeswalker that taps for any color is very broken. Not only does it act like a birds of paradise for any deck, since its not a creature it has haste.

[@Firestorm2900]

8:30, if you target something that is used for exile like Karn or maybe Oblivion Ring, would it interfere with those effects? I mean, you could in theory blink them into exile and perhaps not have it be under the effects of those cards anymore.

[@Sulmor85]

You can use Deace of Time to avoid a Lure effect 4:30

[@Benusr]

36:10 I mean... If X when undefined can be any number you want I think that would also apply for y... Hence I think having y be -100000 would make it a 0/100000 and a giga wall

[@gamingtime1232]

27:33 in Judge Tower X is 3

[@ayties5113]

Deace of Time: Radha wants to get tapped to powerup a creature, Emmara wants to create token if tapped and Kalamax wants to be tapped to double your Instants.

[@_Emrakull]

Wouldnt Deace of time give infinite tap triggers? Or if a card has just an untap cost, you can use it infinitly

[@nycstreetpoet]

Maestros in the Grixis faction in Streets of New Capenna. Weird that the extraction is green. Bort is a name from a Simpsons episode. Bart is trying to buy a personalize license plate for his bike, but can only find Bort plates.

[@algotkristoffersson15]

10:30 it gets rid of hit counters

[@silverifications]

Flutterskill might be able to break adventure card or other cards waiting for triggers and such to happen? 10:14

[@taxicabnumber1729]

Jungle Drake is the most broken OP card idea I've ever seen that doesn't simply say "you win the game". There has to be a price for that.

[@nathanielreichert4638]

Lol “Gandalf of deliverance,” referencing the movie Deliverance with the banjo

[@kingzut]

oh flutterskill could stop things that allow a card to be played from exile in a lot of cases since the card is no longer the same card. for example if a card allows you to exile a card and you may play that card from exile. blinking it would make it a different instance off the card and no longer the one you can play. also im sure split second could do some funky things.

[@BoBnfishy]

So I don't know if magic has an equivalent of this, but in Yu-Gi-Oh you can banish cards, which is basically the same as exiling them in magic. However Yu-Gi-Oh also has a game mechanic wearing you can banish something face down. Doing so treats the card as though it was banished, but also since it is face down it is treated as though it does not have a name, card type, or any abilities. It is the easiest way to permanently remove something from the game. I like to imagine that the card you saw that exiles and exiled card would function in a similar way.

[@williamdrum9899]

That's how it works in Magic. Only difference is yugioh allows you to look at banished facedown cards you never got to see, where Magic does not

[@DangerDoom9000]

fuel of nissa gave me a good idea for an unglued type set except every card has a tie in or sponsor.

[@2019inuyasha]

flutterskill works. you could exile a creature you exiled until a creature you control leaves the battlefield. you could take a card exiled by opponent to play ability of returning later on and oops good by no returning for you... you might astral slide them for example. opponent tries to save a creature with momentary blink... nope its removed from exile and placed in a new exile pile. the split second makes this very versatile

[@gamingtime1232]

20:46 is it protected from D@D?

[@loopiloop]

3:23 Deace Nuts, GOTEM

[@arcadeinvader8086]

8:10 the copies must appear with a fez and that's how you tell the difference

[@Jawzah]

14:12 -- Human artists and poets sure are on the way to extinction.. :O

[@hwooman5830]

Flutterskill can potentially remove card attachments from things like Oblivion Ring or Grasp of Fate, so the cards wouldn't return to the battlefield.

[@willjackson5885]

Do you think it works against Dauthi Voidwalker? Or Reckless Impulse?

[@2019inuyasha]

mountainwild... perhaps gets +1 attack for each mountain that opponents controls.

[@principleshipcoleoid8095]

2:31 it had me in the first half

[@fook123]

Pain priest is obviously "Rob Zombie*

[@aarlavaan]

I mean... you could technically use deace of time with that throne artifact that makes opponents lose life based on the number of tapped creatures you control.

[@williamdrum9899]

Change my mind: "Jungle Drake" is just a worse blood moon

[@amazincrackmonkey7176]

There are 3 cards with expert in the name and all creatures. So kinda works, also 3/5 for a cycle so complete for wizards.

[@ZNEO3NZ]

3:26 if it was real it would make a great coaster.

[@nicholasmcmahan-watson9405]

That is phonebooth is THE ONE AND ONLY Doctor's TARDIS

[@nicholasmcmahan-watson9405]

Playing assistant is protected from chemical preservatives that prevent decay. "Emalms" lol

[@jaydavidrn82]

They should have made the pain priest into a tax card and cards that have the chosen word on them cost one more to play

[@msolec2000]

You can get the -9 on a proliferate deck. However, the pips on Bandit Bully are out of order. Abzan is WBG, so (W/B)BG is the correct order

[@blueredlover1060]

Boseju, Who Shelters All gets around Jungle Drake. Plus, there are cards like Supreme Verdict which can't be countered. It's dangerous, but that special kind of dangerous that makes me want to see what would happen.

[@williamdrum9899]

Jungle Drake is just a worse blood moon

[@MagicCat163]

There is a card that destroys all untapped creates

[@nutmegdoesstuff1339]

1:19:30 This is just an average green card, idk what'd be so danger about it.

[@sukuruchan]

ptyaling Assistant - Protection from Embalms - does that mean embalm ability from Graveyard aren't working or they make no damage :D

[@justinfox2310]

Pain Priest looking like Rob Zombie

[@allanturmaine5496]

Matt Smith became a mountain.

[@aarlavaan]

could use throve well priest in a simic deck with ashaya. all your creatures become forests, so you could copy any of them! technically doable... but expensive. cool concept though.

[@notimportant768]

Theres looting, channeling, using red if need be, oh yeah theres self mill and surveil too. Also angellic respire destroys 60card its a 3mana planeswalker that upticks to make its protection and scries while doing it 5 loyalty turn three your opponent cannot kill the planeswalker on their turn even if they curved without spending removal. Barring evasion/haste.

[@I3and1t]

Next time they do an "Un-" set, they should maje it entirely out of ai generated cards. Call it "un-real"

[@henryreinhold9097]

17:56 protection from embalmed tokens? tokens produced from the keyword "embalm"= embalms?? eh eh??

[@T1NC4T]

Deace of time seems pretty good with false floor

[@tsiddons327]

Nika you got me this morning thinking we had an early show😂😂

[@raphaelc9492]

1:19:50 just put a 1 trigger mill oppnents library combo out you pass and hes ded not so good in 4 player comander but 1vs1 totally broken

[@Dyllon2012]

There is Halo Fountain for Deace of Time as well.

[@T1NC4T]

Deace of time would also be amazing with false floor

[@kingginger3335]

2:16 it's a 1/1 with base p/t 8/8 lmfao

[@someguye1029]

Did we actually just pass on a non legendary 3/3 for 1W?

[@valanthedark4958]

Deace of time could work with the untap mechanic. Think it was kithkins had a bunch of them

[@Snowthree]

That unnamed card... It doesn't fight the owner. It fight's the owner's *hand*! So the card has to attack your physical hand; not you.

[@stevenM-c8v]

Kona rescue beastly and then the 0 mana tap them to use survival trigger

[@Alpenjodler1]

We need more Bort signs!

[@napoearth]

Deace of Time could work a little bit with Millennium Calendar

[@trialconesiaur1638]

I love that damn frog

[@cindyhoffman1151]

Flutter skill Is a good card for a mage craft deck cause it's an instant and you can't really counter a split second So it's a cheap instant that can't be counted for those mage craft decks that just take mage craft to a whole new level

[@gerald216]

The Abonity card was just a worse expressive iteration, 3 cards Put one creature with mana value equal to your devotion to black tapped and attacking Put one in your hand And the rest on the bottom. Only problem is its a sorcery so i dont think it would resolve because of the attack part

[@altejoh]

Yo, Deace of Time in my Magda commander deck, lets go!

[@_-___________]

If this card would leave the battlefield, instead it doesn't. If this card would attack or block, instead it doesn't. If a spell, ability, or anthem effect would affect this card, instead it doesn't. This card cannot lose or gain abilities. This card cannot be countered. While on the stack, this card cannot be targeted or affected by an effect a player controls. If this card is in your opening hand, you cannot mulligan. This card cannot be discarded. This card cannot be exiled from your hand. Opponents cannot gain control of this card. (10WUBRG) You and target opponent win the game.

[@theghostofthomasjenkins9643]

it's just ever-pig.

[@kaisengrossnickle281]

Intruder alarm and the merfolk enchantment that creates 1/1s

[@megapixzel]

Dece of time + intruder alarm + mesmeric orb + ??? = win somehow?

[@GAP-kz1vi]

Descent of time is really good with kalamax

[@briansneary7535]

Anti goad tech. Wouldn't exiling from exile put it back in play? Swamp Stands should be a land aura