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Ooh, thanks! \o/
I'm a bit confused with the rules of challenge 3, are you looking for any kind of effect or do you specifically want a keyworded mechanic? If so, do you specifically want a keyword ability (like Mutate or evergreen keywords) or would you be ok with ability words (like Constellation and Adamant) and more out-of-the box mechanics?
No I'm genuinely confused XD
Because Aven Gagglemaster does have an ability (in this case, a triggered ability), and it's also doing something a bit unusual which is caring about flyiers (it's not completely new, but not every set does it).
The examples you gave (mutate, evergreen keywords, ...) are all mechanics, so I'm wondering if that's what you mean by abilities. This is why I added Aven Gagglemaster, to see if you meant "ability" or "mechanic.
Through the same examples, I felt you were looking for a keyword mechanic specifically, which is why I added Constellation to see if that was ok with you (I assume Convoke is fine?)
You also mentioned enchantment creatures which is a mechanic but not keyworded, so I added Food and Sagas to see if that still counted in your book.
@ningyounk
This is a card by @shadow123.
Ok, so no keywords are needed ^^ That answers my question, thanks!
@ningyounk, It can be a keyword, but doesn't have to. I was commenting about the complexity not the type of ability
https://mtgcardsmith.com/view/hopeful-knight-2
Sacrosanct is a monowhite mechanic designed to protect from edicts that allows for some shenanigans with sacrifice effects
Taxes is a white mechanic meant to act as a sort of alternate hexproof.
Here is the new version. The mechanic I created earlier (the one that I'm using here too) was more white new design space anyway that could fit in black because of its reanimation possibilities. So this is the monowhite card I created:
Most white cards do reanimation effects with a restriction, unlike this, which can target anything. In addition to that, token enchantments are a new thing to mtg, and this utilizes them in a different way than one would expect. What this effect is supposed do is return the abilities on creatures to the battlefield without having a huge creature return to the battlefield, if that makes sense. I hope you enjoy this and sorry for the confusion earlier, @TheEnderDragon!