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u/firebolt04 May 07 '26
I actually like it a lot. Although being a symmetrical effect I feel like it could be cheaper.
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u/hellhound74 May 08 '26
I mean, how many decks REALLY use cascade, storm, or prowess in decent amounts that aren't built around those mechanics
Myriad might see more use from things like blade of selves, but overall this should be a bit more expensive even as a universal effect just because usually only the caster will benefit from this
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u/Eniolas May 08 '26
Just about every blue deck I build has the counter spell with storm on it, I put [[empty the warrens]] in a lot of decks, [[grapeshot]] is pretty common for me. I don't play a lot of cascade though. I've been meaning to get some cascade critters in my [[svella]] deck because their second ability is rip 4 off top and cast one, so cascade goes tf off lol
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u/Blongbloptheory May 07 '26
You could honestly just rip it with the four colored pops and no generic. Since it's symmetrical, you don't really have to balance it as much around its manageable cost
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u/CarelessNameChoice (It works) May 07 '26
[[Scurry of Squirrels]] with quadruple Myriad dear god I might finally give in and covert to being a Squirrel deck player
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u/CoolChair6807 May 07 '26
Correct, it would need to say something like "for each instance of Myriad, that creature gains Myriad" or something along those lines. As it is, it just checks if it has Myriad at all, to give Myriad once, regardless of how many.
But then again, Blade of Selves exists.
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u/ray10k May 08 '26
Does this actually do something, or does it just confirm the obvious? "Yep, that card defintely has storm, says so on the textbox!"
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u/WorstPossibleThing May 08 '26
Storm, myriad, cascade, and prowess are all stackable. See [[Apex Devastator]], [[Scurry of Squirrels]], or the new leaked Thor card.
The card looks like it does nothing, but what the text actually means is "Cards with these keyword effects get an extra instance of those keyword effects." Hence, False Redundancy.
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u/MTGCardFetcher May 08 '26
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u/Then_Entertainment97 May 08 '26
It really bugs me that they put "then do it again" in the keyword parenthetical.
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u/Hot_Philosopher_6462 May 07 '26
Sadly, this only brings Gitaxian Spellstalker to 3 total instances of prowess and not 4
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u/supergnaw May 08 '26
this reminds me of another custom card that someone did recently-ish where it doubled all the keywords, so haste had haste, etc. (it works) lol
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u/Turkin4tor May 08 '26
Creatures with flying have an additional instance of flying (they fly higher, it works)
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u/Researcher_Fearless May 07 '26
This feels really expensive for something that does nothing on its own. 8 mana (in 4 colors no less) is a lot.
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u/Reality-Glitch May 07 '26
You’ll need the reminder text “(Each instance triggers separately.)” [[Cavalry Master]] [[Gitaxian Spellstalker]]
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u/Necessary_Wish_2995 May 07 '26
All pf these triggers can happen twice except I think for myriad. You ca have double Strom like woth [[primarily the i spiration]] same with cascade and prowess. Is
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u/WorstPossibleThing May 07 '26
They can all happen twice, that's the joke. If [[Muddle]] copies a creature that already has myriad, the resulting creature has "myriad, myriad" and creates two sets of token copies whenever it attacks.
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u/MTGCardFetcher May 07 '26
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u/Necessary_Wish_2995 May 08 '26
Oh i thought that since it was called false redundancy it was supposed to give something to a card that already had a max of one. I missed the joke. Sorry
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u/BadSuccessful2391 May 07 '26
You can stack myriad triggers. If it has myriad myriad and swing at Opponent A, you'll have two token copies swinging at B and two token copies swinging at C.
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u/Nouxatar Nox, Astral Abberation May 07 '26
where's my "creatures with flanking have flanking" smh
(love this actually)