loonofmoons on Welcome to Hallownest (Hollow Knight-themed …

1 hour ago

I finally got the chance to start building this deck for myself (I love Hollow Knight). You mentioned being uncertain about Renata as Hornet, I decided to switch Renata out for Nissa, Voice of Zendikar. The art doesn't line up perfectly, but I think the abilities compliment the deck incredibly well.

Andramalech on Mage Factory

2 hours ago

Consider cards like: Seasoned Pyromancer, Young Pyromancer, Faithless Looting, Faithless Salvaging, Past in Flames, Lier, Disciple of the Drowned, Dark Confidant, Ripples of Undeath, Goblin Lore, and maybe consider Sensei's Divining Top. CHeers!

tkobs on sevinne rework, new commander and …

6 hours ago

cuts: fog bank, rootha, mercurial artist, marble diamond,

adds: library of leng, smoke spirit's aid, refute

lollitopicc on Card creation challenge

8 hours ago

Multani, corrupted by Norn

Legendary creature - Phyrexian Elemental Avatar

Trample

~ gets +1/+1 for each land you control

When ~ enters, you become the Realmshaper (As long as you're the Realmshaper, you may play an additional land during each of your turns. Whenever a creature deals combat damage to you, its controller becomes the Realmshaper.)

As long as you are the Realmshaper lands don't cause abilities of permanents your opponents control to trigger

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Make a card that exiles from each library (kinda like Rocco, Street Chef) but only lets anyone play cards they don't own

Slashdance on Does "choose a creature" equal …

9 hours ago

For anybody else reading this in the future, this answer is kind of misleading when viewed in a google search.

The main question in the headline is "does choosing a creature equal targeting a creature", and the answer is NO! Choosing is not targeting. Unfortunately, when searching on the internet, people will only see the subject, or headline, and below it will see the answer "Yes, it does". But the answer given by the 2nd user is referring to a follow-on question that is much more specific, asking, basically: "does my creature die?"

The second question is if Imperial Edict can kill a creature that has shroud (cannot be targeted). Yes, it can, because choosing is not targeting.

plakjekaas on Mark Rosewater Considers the Fetchlands …

9 hours ago

I like them in online clients, but the copious amounts of shuffling do make me choose monocolored decks regularly :|

Rhadamanthus on Does this Aura modify the …

12 hours ago

Ricochet_9000: Since it's clear you got a satisfactory answer to your question and there don't seem to be any follow-ups or corrections that need to be made, I marked it as the "Accepted answer" so this topic can move out of the list of unanswered questions. In the future you can take care of this yourself using the "Mark as Answer" button on the response that you feel is the most helpful answer to your question.

FadedFerocity on Kitchen Table Magic - Casual …

13 hours ago

Ah exciting idea, I look forward to the Ramp and Prison decks!

8netherwind8 on Straight Outta Lovecraft

21 hours ago

DubbleDecker - Surging from the sea, Cthulhu grabs you with the smallest of his gargantuan tentacles! Holding you up to his hideously huge maw, he whispers: "Its pronounced Choo-choo-Lou, cause I like trains." ;)