La'akea, the World of Isles Infinite

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  • Polynesian-theme plane sounds like a great idea, honestly
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    How about White being the Buddha religion of Central and South East Asia? Since the goal is enlightenment, maybe there are benefits for your own cards being exiled?
  • @Mellenius That is a good idea! Maybe there could be different regions on the plane - mountains for the white (and maybe red) tribes, islands for blue... to be honest, I'm not sure what else. But each one has to have a deity - Weisha can be a good one if you make it a bit better in p/t. For blue, I have one called Hapu that I posted earlier. Red, black and green, I'm accepting ideas.
  • Be careful when dealing with exile. It's dangerous territory. Even Weisha seems really bad (not a bad card, just bad territory, since it basically lets you get back a card from exile)
  • @Stormtide Hmm, maybe Weisha should be updated. I had an idea - five monocolored tribes, two walkers. Maybe white can be Buddhist-like monks (I recently created one), blue is surfers and those sea-loving, Moana types... Like I said, red black green, I need some input. And all five tribes live on different islands or island clusters.
  • @Everyone Submit your card/mechanic ideas and/or ideas for what black red and green tribes should do. I also would like a bit of story structure, if you fancy yourself good at that.
  • New subtype: Artisan

    An Artisan is associated with the following ability.

    {Name} ({t}: Create a green Basket artifact token with "Sacrifice this artifact: Add {g} to your mana pool.")
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    If it's mono-color, can we bring back devotion?
  • @Stormtide I mean this is, like, Tarkir. Each tribe has a main color and I have yet to discern the sub-colors.
    @NokiSkaur Excellent, excellent! How about we call this ability Weave? We can tweak it as we go along. Can you come up with a mechanic that can go with blue?
  • Red could be volcano cultists. If you like that, I'll think of a mechanic
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    @Stormtide Devotion? I think that may work. Check out earlier in the thread - my Hawaiian sea god.
  • Fun fact that may or may not affect this design: the term mana came from the Polynesian area.
  • Voyage ({Cost},Tap a crewed vehicle you control: Search your library for a basic island card and put it onto the battlefield tapped and exerted.)
  • I know mana ramp is more green than blue, but that makes sense to me, especially if it takes place on an archipelago.
  • @Stormtide That is a cool fact! Maybe I'll add something like a blue discovery of mana.
    @NokiSkaur Mana ramp works. These are good mechanics. And the return of vehicles makes perfect sense. Do you have any ideas for red and black?
  • @Nokiskaur I'm not sure. Means we'll have to put vehicles and exert in, plus it sounds more like an action keyword. Blue mana ramp could work though, since blue does have colorless mana production in its color pie
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    Just reread that. DONT exert the lands.
    However ship vehicles do work.
    Maybe Voyage could be a keyword on ships?
  • Perhaps we could make a return for Battle Cry in red?

    As for black, how about:
    Ritual (As you cast this card, you may sacrifice a creature and pay {mana cost} in addition to this card's other costs. If you do, {effect}.)
  • What if voyage is searching for a basic land when it deals combat damage?
  • Just note that these are the first things that come to my mind--I could probably come up with much better if I thought for longer.
  • @Stormtide

    That doesn't make sense to me, but it's certainly an option.
  • Yeah. Ritual works to start. Battle cry - isn't that typically white?
  • @Nokiskaur "Curiosity" is drawing a card when it deals damage, so I was just throwing out an option
  • Well, I can work with this for now.
  • @TezzeretofCarmot21

    Battle Cry was W/R in SOM-NPH, so... yes?

    @Stormtide

    True, but this is supposed to represent something different. Curiosity, to my understanding, represents gaining knowledge through experimentation, and therefore pain. This is just supposed to represent travel, causing no direct pain.
  • Oh, ok. Didn't know that, @NokiSkaur. Sry
  • @TezzeretofCarmot21

    No worries, mate. No need to apologize.
  • edited August 2017
    Colorless tribe? I think that would be interesting if there was a colorless race.
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