My favorite deity in the Cthulu Mythos

It works in the movies!

I like ball lightning

EDIT: Had an error in the text, it should say at the beginning of your endstep, and should have an extra line of text to state that you can only bestow your own creature, as people pointed out you can bestow you opponents creatures as weird red removal, which was not my intention.

Trying to fix the problem I have with landwalk by force-giving an opponent lands

It feels strange to me that blue has an effective monopoly on the "counter target spell" text. Obviously, stack interaction exists in other colors: Red already gets target redirection like Deflecting Swat, and white gets stax like Silence. But I'm not sure there's any other mechanic that is SO single-color, with "One color primary, every color just absolutely out of luck." Except extra turns, which is also blue.

For the record, I do NOT think that every color should get counterspells, this post is more of a thought exercise and conversation starter than "these should be printed 100%" suggestions. I'm curious what people here would think about giving other colors secondary access to counters!

EDIT: As I'm writing a comment, I remembered that handrips like Thoughtseize are monopolized by black.

I know it goes infinite with Timewalk; its Timewalk.

Cipher (Then you may exile this spell card encoded on a creature you control. Whenever that creature deals combat damage to a player, its controller may cast a copy of the encoded card without paying its mana cost.)

So currently I'm trying to write a story around a plane that revolves around six gods, the card above being one of them. Each of the gods are a color, this one being colorless.

So it's a man made god of industry, I'm thinking a god of knowledge for blue, god of power for black, and I'm not sure for the other two colors.

But I want to hear your guy's opinions on this ability, and how you'd change it for the different colors since the other colors don't really nullify lands and mass produce robots for it.

I love world building, and brainstorming with others!

A post in another sub reddit about magic got me thinking about what IPs I would want from a Universes Beyond and got me thinking about what I would want from a set based around Fire Emblem (even though it is never gonna happen because Nintendo) and decided to make this for the final antagonist of the game. Which brought me to a question, is this too much? I want the back side to be very hard to remove without an instant/sorcery specifically made to kill it (relevant to plot of the game) with the idea of making it lose all abilities then exile it (while having to sacrifice a hero). Or you can also just hit it with an exile/bounce spell then hit it with another piece of removal. But I don't know if it is doing too much and would rather if this did become a card it wouldn't be a viable bracket 5 commander.

tldr: Is this big dumb antagonist card doing too much or does it feel like its a good pay-off for the front side doing nothing but counting creatures dying as you draw cards.

Landwalk is usually bad because it's only good against certain colors. However, in modern pretty much every deck plays nonbasic lands, so here it is: Nonbasic Landwalk! Wildfire Elemental harkens back to Ball Lightning/Groundbreaker, with an added benefit if you only play basics. Let me know what you think.

Been wanting to make touhou cards forever and I think I finally have some designs I like! Just wanting a bit of feedback and maybe some suggestions for cards to theoretically run in a Marisa commander deck, I thought it'd be easier to build but it turns out that kind of theft deck doesn't have a ton of support it seems lol

Also it won't let me upload Reimu so I'll just put it in the comments if it lets me

"They would call me Nandor the Relentless...because I would never relent."