Death! Sacrifice! Destruction!
There has to be an opposite to convoke, so I created Invoke (Each creature you sacrifice while playing this spell pays for 1 or one mana of that creatures color. This contest would be who could create the best card with invoke, and the prize would be that I would favorite that card. It will run for a week, until next thurs.
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@Corwinnn
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While an invocation to a god one worships could involve the practice of sacrifice, I don't think Invoke really portrays the singular act of the sacrifice properly. I get the relation, I just don't think it works.
Convoke is the act of building upon each other, others taking the opportunity to aid something else with their own might. That ideal fits beautifully into what convoke is. Tapping (expending energy through action) to help another creature enter the battlefield.
The opposite of convoke, would be something more hindering. Like an ability that hampers another players ability to play creatures. "Creature spells target player cost X more to cast, where X equals the number of tapped creatures." or "Creature spells opponents cast cost 1 more to cast if this creature is tapped."
The ability you have at the moment, actually syncs quite well with convoke.
If a creature had both convoke and invoke, you could tap and sacrifice it for a dual effect.
I like the idea of sacrificing to reduce the cost of a creature, I do, but I don't think invoke works that well, and I think it's kinda misleading to proclaim it to be the 'opposite' of convoke.
Not trying to stifle your challenge or anything, I just came here because I wanted to participate, and found myself a little bewildered at your initial post. Ha ha, sorry for being that guy.
I used the code word consume for it because it seemed fitting.
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@WitchDoctor133 My apologies to you.
Reminds me of my Battlecraft mechanic.
Battlecraft (This spell costs {1} less to cast for each source that dealt damage to an opponent this turn.)
I think Battlecraft could easily be called Provoke instead.
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@WitchDoctor133, just write "This discussion is closed" and let the mods take care of it for you!