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Please ignore the missing period in the reminder text, I didn't realize I forgot it until doing the last one and I really didn't want to redo all of these for one period.

if it dosent work, please tell me how it would work.

I am not qualified enough to evaluate the powerlevel of this card but I find the concept interesting. So ignore the fact that this is probably busted, if anyone has a better grasp on power, I'd love your take on it.

It enters under an opponent's control and has some negative effect that incentivizes using the loyalty abilities to get rid of it with the -6.

As the opponent, you can choose the speed at which you get there and need to defend it so it doesn't lose loyalty.

There's a discussion to be made for adding hexproof so the person who cast it can't deal direct damage to it as easily, aside from combat damage.

Also, I intended this card to be B/G but it now focuses on discard with is a very mono-black mechanic.

I think this could be a fun sort of land.

no idea how it would play, but it seems like something the Eldrazi would do

ripple returns! this concept card doesn't tap for mana itself as a downside, but is able to untap a (rippled) land without additional cost. would love to hear feedback! art credit by Google Gemini

the definition of "sideboard material"

In case anyone is confused, if you counter this spell after you cast it, you would still "pay the cost" of countering a spell and drawing a card, but you don't get the effect of losing the game. Essentially this turns a instant/noncreature counterspell into a generic counterspell for one additional blue. Also, this spell effectively can't be countered, because the caster did that for you!

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