Also, I don't see fallen angels in Deeplands. I think they would be scattered across Midland ({r}{g}) and A few in Highlands, who are hiding their identity ({w}{b}).
But that's how I see them. I would like to know your input, too.
First up, I think that deepland angels would be more primitive, probably Mardu. Second up, while it mostly does good, I think it should do more than just give the creatures a boost. Hear me out here, what if we had three different hearts? Or maybe the heart could give out keyword counters? Perhaps whenever you cast an instant/sorcery, put a trample counter on target creature. And we can always make a keyword for the deeplands.
Yes, I realize that, but I've already plopped some in from when I first started this set, and some of the cards it's on might seem a tad off without it.
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I say this as a christian, but in mtg we've seen how demons and angels are quite diffrent.
But that's how I see them. I would like to know your input, too.
It would probably use it's physic influence to control the monsters of Deepland.(?)
I would like you input too, @LordTachanka123.
Second up, while it mostly does good, I think it should do more than just give the creatures a boost.
Hear me out here, what if we had three different hearts?
Or maybe the heart could give out keyword counters?
Perhaps whenever you cast an instant/sorcery, put a trample counter on target creature.
And we can always make a keyword for the deeplands.
What if we had one heart for all 3 of the creature types?
(How do you mean?)
Leviathans
Beasts(?)
Spider(?)
Germ(?)
Insect(?)
And they'll have to be the creature type that they're bolstering, so the Heart of the Deeplands can bolster them.
Which means I failed.
VASHETI.
Maybe have leviathan in a rare cycle of monocolor, and then a final 3rd uncommon cycle?
Heart of the Deeplands
- Heart of Nightmares {u}{b} (Nightmares)
- Heart of the Aberrations {b}{g} (Insects, horrors)
- Heart of the Deep {g}{u} (Leviathans, octopus, squid, fish)
- Heart of Sin {b}{r} (Demons, devils, imps, 'angels')
Does this seem reasonable?