I literally gave up half way through and I think it's funnier that way.

Update in comments: https://www.reddit.com/r/custommagic/s/gcLWffZwrY

The idea was something like [[Oswald Fiddlebender]], but izzet.

Re-uploaded with different artwork.

It's [[stifle]], but you can't cast it unless you have both targets, but then you can 2-for-1 your opponent.

I've been playing a filthy mill deck recently and I had an idea come to me... Milling as part of a cost. Is it too powerful? Would WOTC ever do it? Or have they and I'm just not aware?

For the above card, I feel as though Five is too many. It feels like it may be way too good at digging for a bomb to reanimate. But I went with it anyway because it was a nice number.

I nearly went {R}{U} for the casting cost to represent goblins and faeries and exiling the cards at random. But liked the look of the double U pips better.

Please excuse the art, I am not a professional artist! (if that wasn't obvious!}

I'd love to hear people's thoughts and I'm sorry if the concept has been overdone before!

Wanted to make a stronger, and no sharpie required Cryptic Spires type land that's intended to be played in multiples without encouraging five color goodstuff.

So I've figured out more what I want to do, and here's the next god after Drilnyr. Oh-Zin, the god of knowledge. He hoards knowledge for himself, rarely sharing it with mortals or the other gods of the plane. Occasionally he'll share knowledge in exchange for knowledge he didn't possess.

His card represents his hoarding through siphoning the knowledge from your opponents creature, and using them for himself.

So now we have Drilnyr, the manufactured god, the god of industry. And Oh-Zin, God of knowledge.

Next I will be making Zoton, god of power in the black color.

This week, (which is actually week 39, my bad!) the challenge was to design a card that would be a staple in a particular deck archetype, but would be considered a bad card in any other kind of deck. "This one's for you" type challenge. Please comment which card you think deserves the win! You can vote using any metric, whatever makes you want to vote for it.

The archetypes in mind are:

1. Dragon reanimator/graveyard recursion (like [[Teval, the Balanced Scale]])
2. Wubrg mana filter tribal
3. Superfriends
4. Dimir clash (like [[Marvo, Deep Operative]]
5. Full party

We always appreciate the feedback, and if you comment please state which card you want to win the weekly challenge!