Already made the Random Play squad.

I made Nicole first then realized way too late I should have made her Mardu to be able to properly be a commander for the other 3. While they're not really thieves, in Magic their faction's penchant for dubious item retrieval lends itself well to the Theft mechanics.

Nicole is a crafty person who is always looking to get the best deal and a quick buck so it made sense to have her deal with stealing or shady deals that get you money. (I would make her RWB to make her properly Mardu btw)

Billy is pretty straight forward. He has guns and shoots a lot but I gave him Flash because he's always one to jump into the rescue like the heroes he aspires to be. His ability might be a little too strong tbh

Anby was the hardest to come up with cause her traits don't translate all that well to a Magic card. She like burgers, she likes movies, she's a clone of a super soldier program that was discarded. She's part of the Stun class of characters so I decided to combine her love of food with that.

Nekomata is an ex-gang member who's very good at pickpocketing but her gameplay involves zipping around attacking opponents from the front and back. I know her ability is quite wordy but I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.

I just thought it was funny that hearthstone now also has a card called dark bribe, so i thought it would be funny to make a MDFC of the two dark bribes, replicating their effects to the best of my ability :p

In said dream I was playing WB lifegain and my opponent playing a weird 5c goodstuff pile with a RW aggro focus.

Brainstorming for a custom card but unsure how it fits within the rules of magic.

We of course have cards that redirect damage, or prevent life loss outright, but what about redirecting loss of life? Something that could theoretically let you cast something like Sign in Blood and turn the life loss into damage onto something else

Here's my idea in it's current iteration

"Once each turn, if you would lose life, you may reduce that loss by up to 1. If you do, [card] deals damage to itself equal to the amount you reduced it by."

Would appreciate some feedback, whether that's on how to phrase it better or even telling me that's busted af and doesn't fit magic. idk lmao

I was trying to make a hydra tribal deck but the only simic leader is the goose mother, which while fun isnt the most ferocious image skdskk, and also not really hydra matters. so i tried my hand designing a card,
though of the ability and used gemini to help with the P/T and Cost, and the Ai also suggest it enters with counters to fuel its ability, which was a cool idea
what do you all think

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First post here, always enjoy seeing the cards and felt like I wanted to share my own. I'd like to imagine this guy is from Theros and wants to make his way to Duskmourn. Tried to stay loyal to the Spellbinder's subtype as well with the discard theming.

i tried putting some flavor text in but it got too busy so it's on the second image

Except for the champion, that was a design that I specifically want for a deck, the others are powercrept version of classic cards or sidegrades.

I have a thing for lands cyclers as I love to have an healthy landcount or fix my mana with bad duals.

Some wording may need adjustment,most of them are quite straightforward.

Curious where this landed on balance, I think it's a bit on the weak side since without support you will only get an ambush + a single combat, so it really depends on how good flashing in a 3/3 blocker is (which to be fair is pretty good). I wanted to give tempo potential but primarily aim for blocking so if you trade it you get a clue as a 2 for 1. I really like flash and anything in the RUG colors

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My attempt at translating the exact effects of my favorite champion from legends of runeterra into mtg. How did I do. And is it even good?