So what does that do again? - The Contest
Hello and welcome to the contest! The rules are simple: Make a confusing card. It can be a joke/silver bordered card or a real card, and old card or a new card. 3 entries per person.
Prizes!
1st: 3 favourites of your choice and 2 favourites on other people's cards of your choice.
2nd: 2 favourites of your choice
3rd: 1 favourite of your choice
This contest is more for fun than prizes, but nevertheless:
Good luck and happy smithing!
Here are some examples:
Prizes!
1st: 3 favourites of your choice and 2 favourites on other people's cards of your choice.
2nd: 2 favourites of your choice
3rd: 1 favourite of your choice
This contest is more for fun than prizes, but nevertheless:
Good luck and happy smithing!
Here are some examples:
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Comments
It will put the stack in whatever order you want... if it resolves.
You don't have a combo there.
I think my confusing card might have confused you.
Whichever player activates the ability is the controller of that ability. So Chainbreaker doesn't reduce the cost.
The goal of the last ability is primarily to stop two things:
Pillow Forts (...creatures can't attack you unless their controller pays...)
Conditional Counters (Counter target spell unless its controller pays...)
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(You were close...)
(It should say to shuffle them into your library.)
Silver Borders are now available!
This is complicated enough, but it might be to well phrased.
3rd: Map the Terrain by @bnew07
This is a powerful card with the right setup but also balanced while making it complicated- you don’t see “for every three lands rounded down” much at all!
2nd: Chainbreaker Hellkite by @Faiths_Guide
As @Faiths_Guide has said before himself, Chainbreaker Hellkite’s ability is confusing if you don’t know who controls an ability.
1st: Temporal Chaos and Time Alter by @Streamjumper and @Faiths_Guide
I know what these cards do, but there are so many rules calls that could be made, especially with the differences in resolving the stack upside down or re-casting the stack. If these cards were in the Gatherer, the rules notices on the bottom of the card would have a lot of them!
So, come and collect your prizes!