Aura of The Archetype

Legendary Enchantment - Aura

Enchant creature

Enchanted creature stops being a creature. This enchantment gains "Enchant permanent" and remains attached as the enchanted typing changes.

Creatures you control get +1/+1 for each color it shares with the enchanted permanent and an additional +1/+1 for each subtype it shares with it.

Lord save us when this finds its way into the sliver deck.

Wording is good enough for a first draft to understand what it's meant to do

Wild

Does getting our news from memes count lol

A Pile of Rocks

Creature - Elemental

Defender

A Pile of Rocks' toughness is equal to the number of lands you control.

"Sir the ogre is charging toward us!" - "Don't worry, we can stand behind that pile of rocks!" - Martyr's Last Words.

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Lol again

Here's a real simple one for you.

Deep Sea Angler

Creature - Fish

Bioluminescence - Whenever this creature blocks, it gains deathtouch until end of turn.

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Face of the Littjara

Artifact - Equipment

When this equipment becomes attached, choose a creature type the equipped creature does not have. They become that type in addition to their other types until this equipment is removed.

: Attach Face of the Littjara

I know Tsukimi already did a mask-style equipment but I really wanted to do this after reading up on the lore.

Wild

I thought of a hilarious idea for a Tiefling Sorcerer / Warlock multiclass. The concept was that many generations ago his mother agreed to give her bloodline to a demon in exchange for power.

Centuries later, that demon calls in the pact and my character is born a Tiefling. But the demon, having never actually collected the soul of a child before, actually liked the idea of it quite a bit. It grew attached to the child and the child looked toward the demon as his real father.

As he grew up, he developed a serious spoiled brat complex where he's constantly referring to "daddy", like "my daddy could eternally damn your daddy"

He's also absurdly flamboyant, just so I can say shit like "Daddy, could I please have advantage on this next roll?"

My DM loved the idea and really wanted me to make it work. Unfortunately, that group never even met.

Three months of waiting and games being cancelled, I finally told him I'm tired of waiting and blocked the group. We never even made it to session zero. So here's for you, unnamed one.

Xavier, Daddy's Favorite

Legendary Creature - Tiefling Wizard Warlock (Sorcerer isn't a type)

Whenever you cast a spell, you may roll a d20.

If you roll a Nat 20, copy it for each opponent. You may choose new targets. Return the card to your hand if it was an instant or sorcery. (Permanents enter as tokens.)

If you roll a Nat 1, copy it for each opponent. They each gain control of it. In turn order, they each may cast their copy. They may choose new targets. Exile the card instead of putting it into your graveyard.

"Daddy I'm boooored, can we pleeeease summon the Tarrasque??"

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Lmao repeat or wild

Garruk's Challenge

Sorcery

Goad target creature.

Overload

Lol

Wild again

"Rugman", the Magic Carpet

Legendary Artifact Creature - Equipment Construct

Flying, desertwalk

Equipped creature gets +2/+2 and has flying and desertwalk

Reconfigure

2/2

Wild

Uncanny Alliance

Enchantment

At the beginning of your upkeep, target opponent rolls a d6. They create X 1/1 white soldier creature tokens equal to the result and you add that much . You don't lose this mana as steps and phases end.

Until the beginning of your next upkeep, that player can't attack you or permanents you control with those creature tokens.

Nice challenge; Repeat for another color. Doesn't have to be a cycle. I just want to see what another color can do.

Yes. The obnoxiously powerful ones would balance themselves out in meta, and the weaker ones would open up new fun deck ideas. It would give casual players more inspiration as well.

The trade off?

You forego the ability to have 21 commander damage as a wincon, in exchange for a Planeswalker who is harder to interact with.

You surrender greater offense for greater defense, with some Planeswalkers still technically able to achieve 21 commander damage (such as Sarkhan in his dragon form).

And in my PERSONAL opinion, you should be allowed to both attack and block with a Planeswalker too. It's always been a stance of mine. Treat your 5 loyalty Planeswalker as a 5/5 and if he or she takes 3 damage and goes down to 2, then it's now a 2/2.

In this case, ALL Planeswalkers can potentially deal 21 commander damage.

The arguments against this normally come down to Jace and Tezzeret giving you free card advantage and that's unfair. Well it's blue and those would be more cEDH anyway. They still exist within the +99 and if it's really that big of an issue, talk to the table.

Another argument against it is interactions. There aren't "enough" ways to interact with them.

Say that to prison players.

And finally people say it's unfair because it's a "free sorcery every turn".

So what, do we stop playing superfriends?

All the arguments against it are senseless crying in my opinion.

At the end of the day, it's a game. If your table is okay with you running a Planeswalker as a Commander, the only people it affects are the ones at your table.

Ditto

Creature - Ooze Pokemon

Ditto retains all abilities printed on its card in addition to any new abilities it gains when it copies a creature.

You may have Ditto enter as a copy any creature on the battlefield except its name is still Ditto and it's a Pokemon in addition to its other types.

, : Ditto becomes a copy of target creature. Its name is still Ditto and it's a Pokemon in addition to its other types.

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