FauxFaux on Card creation challenge

16 minutes ago

Gaias, Solemn Sower

Legendary Creature - Elemental Plant Shaman

At the beginning of combat on your turn, you may put a Spore Counter on target land you control. If you do, create a 1/1 Green Saproling Fungus Creature token for each Spore Counter on it.

Whenever a Land you control has three or more Spore counters on it, sacrifice it. You may distribute its counters among any number of non-land permanents you control. Transform ~.

"The land feeds the beasts. The beasts feed upon themselves. Man feeds upon both, ravages them, and bids themselves the top of the food chain. It is time they are usurped."

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Gaias, Soil of Retribution

Legendary Planeswalker - Gaias

Whenever ~ enters, put X Loyalty Counters on it, where X is the number of Spore Counters among permanents you control. When ~ would have 0 Loyalty Counters on it, instead transform it.

-1: Create a Green 1/1 Saproling Fungus Creature Token.

-3: The next Creature spell you cast this turn gains Devour 3.

-3: You get an emblem with: "Fungus, Plants and Saprolings you control gain +1/+1."

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Wild!

Vessiliana on Edgar Markov: Dark Ambitions

53 minutes ago

YamishiTheWickedOne, I saw it briefly, but my card budget isn't what it used to be, and I am prioritizing new commanders right now. <3

LimboPrime on The Syndicate

4 hours ago

I had to take out a land because it was saying it had 101 cards, while when I have it on Frogtown it says I have 100 cards, I have combed through the card list side by side with the one on Frogtown and I can not for the life of me find which card I have in here that I don't in there, so fuck me I guess.

Coward_Token on Edge of Eternities Previews

4 hours ago

re:Planet Color cycle: Nope, turns out it's red's turn to suck

omega_sup on Tifa’s Landfall

7 hours ago

This is a popular green aggro strategy with Tifa Lockhart.

legendofa on Mark Rosewater's Comments About Defensive …

8 hours ago

DemonDragonJ That's more of a midrangey-controlly strategy. Combo decks also appreciate good defenses. Aggro decks really don't care about defending themselves; their goal is to make the opponent(s) lose as fast as possible. More moderate and aggressive midrange decks care about protecting themselves only until they can start pushing for a win, and they tend to rely on removal rather than denial. Tempo decks tend to use steady pressure and incremental advantage rather than develop strong defenses.

So while plenty of strategies and their players do care about protecting themselves and their permanents, it's not universal.

Voodoo_Gremlin on kotis and the zombie

10 hours ago

This is a different take on zombies and I love it. There are a few changes I would make. Dross Crocodile doesn't make sense to me, it's just not good enough for commander. I would replace it with a Geralf. I you want to go for Voltron wins Geralf, Visionary Stitcher will give Kotis flying. If you want to go wide Geralf, the Fleshwright. Even if you play just 2 spells per turn those +1/+1 counters make zombies even scarier. Frogify is also questionable. You have access to black and there too many instants that can destroy a creature for , just pick one. There are a couple of cards which will work well with an Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth (which you can take a Swamp for). The first is Filth which would make your creatures unblockable. The other is Zombie Trailblazer. Tap a zombie token and Kotis is unblockable.

ReticleMouse on Sergeant Swordsman (John Benton)

10 hours ago

lol this is awesome, just imagining this guy holding like, 15 swords and charging at someone XD what a fun deck

nammiisaroundtown on Bant Control defoko

11 hours ago

bruh

Crow_Umbra on Why Has WotC Changed the …

11 hours ago

Marketing constantly evolves to meet new trends in media, technology, etc. I think pretty much every major corporation has changed how they announce new product rollouts, especially in the window of the past 22 years. What worked in 2003 might not be as effective or relevant in 2025. As a singular example, the internet of 2025 is vastly different from 2003, especially as a tool for advertising and consumer consumption. Although companies may have their primary websites, they also utilize an array of social media platforms and paid partnerships with content creators as an added dimension of ad campaigns.

Yes, WotC typically does a few "Big Tent" announcements of upcoming products for the year at key events like MagicCon, but they also do "reminder" announcements across their platforms, especially as the product drop nears. I guess it depends on which platforms you primarily consume your MtG media, as I feel like there's a steady stream of announcements & reminders of upcoming products from their "big tent" reveals.

TL;DR - Advertising evolves and these companies now have all kinds of social media platforms to use as advertising appendages.

Frykas on Selesnya lifegain? In this economy?

12 hours ago

Thank you, I forgot this card existed