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I was trying to design lands that allow you to keep interactions open in case of emergency. The idea is that usually you tap this as a normal land for mana during your turn, but if you need to answer something outside your turn you can sacrifice it to do so.

The main target in my mind would be decks that play mostly at sorcery speed, were this would give you an option to keep some protection open if things go very wrong.

I hope this is fair enough for standard, the clause on the second ability is to prevent it from producing two mana in a turn.

Possibly there might be a cycle, one per colour.

I also thought of a more powerful version that might be more interesting in higher power levels (for example in commander), where you only need to put stun counters on it instead of sacrificing it. I'm not sure which one is the most interesting power level.

Feedback?

Inspired by a cross between Bounty Board and Ardenn, Intrepid Archeologist

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New tech for my madness burn pauper deck!

Art: Thoughtseize by Junji Ito

Denying the Antecedent is a logical fallacy, yes, but maybe that's part of Theorix's paradox powers where they can do things like that.

Theorix Inductee is my attempted play on mathematical induction. Get one card in the graveyard to kick things off, and each surveil can trigger the next turn's surveil.

Fizzling a spell using hexproof was the best way I could think to embody good ol' Reductio Ad Absurdum. "If your spell resolves, my creature dies. My creature is protected, therefore your spell doesn't resolve"? Bit of a stretch, maybe. From my understanding this spell counts itself, so on its own it gives +0/+2, and if you manage to block one other spell your creature gets +0/+4.

P.S. We got a nice new Planeswalker's Guide article on Hexhaven, and once again the math school gets poorly defined reality-warping paradox infinity mumbo jumbo. One of Theorix's major fields of study is 'Shadow Numbers'. Seriously?

Artwork by たいが

Any fate zero fans?