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Published: 2014-12-23 02:31:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 5325; Favourites: 2; Downloads: 10
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Hi again! Hope everyone is having a smooth time gearing up for the holidays!Anyway, this is from my plane's lore (Rhalenthian lore) more than anything really.
"It is seen yet unseen. Its motives are unknown yet understood. It is the constitution of everything. It is the Didact of the Multiverse who chooses Planeswalkers and bequeaths to them their spark. It can see into all planes at once. It is the literal epitome of time -- the laceration of divinity -- and the very embodiment of creation itself." --Temple of the Didact engravement.
It has a certain balance to it, as in if you discard or mill Didact of the Multiverse, you lose. Yet you have an equal opportunity at winning. It is this equilibrium in which the Didact operates throughout the multiverse. It looks even cooler with MTG Card Smith's M15 card frame installment. It's badass.
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Great idea although there are cards that allow cards with defender to attack so instead having this creature cannot attack or a power of zero would be more balanced. For commander being as popular as it is this could be balanced an alternative would be to set its . Another suggestion I have is that it also returns all non land permanent you control to their owners hand, so things like dictate of marketers or heartbeat of spring or other mana doubters or mana stones have to be recast grieving everyone a chance to deal with it so it can't normally be used within a turn. overall it's still a good card concept.
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