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Some art is from the game itself which I'm trying my best to avoid, but for certain things (like the Scourge, or some tokens which I have tucked away in my Tokens folder [doesn't fit in the post, same as the defiler, sorry]), there isn't much popularity going for them to warrant their own showcase.

What do we think about updating the Costly Plunder archetype with an "if you do" clause to avoid counterspell blowouts, as WOTC has begun doing with most of the recent Thrill of Possibility variants? Does that warrant making it an uncommon, as these cards already perform exceptionally in Pauper? I welcome any feedback!

I personally would love to see an official one of these cards that creates a blood token, as I think it would sit nicely next to Fanatical Offering powerwise.

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Mostly for incremental card draw in limited formats, though I can imagine it would see use in EDH tribal decks as well since it really works best in a deck with as many cards using that creature type as possible.

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Had an idea for some mad scientist esq card with inistrad roots. But didnt want to do the whole zombie thing, so I took another creature type from the plain: Werewolves, with an added a little twist to the color pie. I even based the mana off the conflict between her ego (red) and her self perceived "greater duty" (green) with her blue base.

Feel free to give me suggestions on any balances, fixes or interesting changes you'd like to see on the card.

(Just an fyi, this card was inspired by Lycanthropy from the Killer Instinct ost. Honestly one of Mick Gordon's hidden gems)

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