Official Mechanic voting for community set.

[FlickerYourOwnIdentity]

I'm not sure I even know what the scroll mechanic does....I feel stupid.

Is it just a way for you to copy a spell a limited amount of times? Like super rebound kinda? Are those copies counter-able via the rules? Would a split-second type effect be a good counter mechanic for scroll?

Yes scroll copies are counterable, you cannot use the ability scroll on the copies, and I still don't quite know what split second does.

[Bozo_Law]

I VOTE DIVERGENCE!!!


hahhahaha

[FlickerYourOwnIdentity]

Eco-Bound: 5

Divergence: 4

Barbarian Rage: 0




I vote divergence.

[Zman47]

I vote Eco-bound

[Birdbrain]

When does the voting end?

[ntheawsome]

Vote Eco bound.

[Birdbrain]

Hey. Just for fun, I'm going to combine the nature mechanics to see what they'd look like together

{G}{3}

Put 2 1/1 green elf creature tokens In play

Divergence 1- any player may pay {2} to copy this spell. Replacing any numbers with the number 1

Ecobound-if you control 3 or more creature types, you may put a 1/1 {G} elf creature token into play each time this spell is copied by an opponent

[FlickerYourOwnIdentity]

When does the voting end?

Voting will end when this place has lost intrest, I will say you guys have 2 days, then it will end.  If there is a tie at that time, we have a problem....

[Iandtormentor]

I vote for diverence

[Dudecore]

Would there be any space to have the spells controller be able to pay for opponents to NOT be able to copy the spell?

Like:
Unsuit {U}

Return target creature to its owner's hand.

Divergence - Each opponent may CAST a copy of this spell for {1} unless Unsuits controller pays {1} for each opponent who copied the spell this way.

I'm not good at the rules. Just wondering if there is some room to play around.

[Kaleo42]

The idea behind the mechanic is tht the spell is uncontrolled or restrained. It forces a play style where people leave mana open instead of paying a whole bunch into big spells and progressing ahead.

[Dudecore]

The idea behind the mechanic is tht the spell is uncontrolled or restrained. It forces a play style where people leave mana open instead of paying a whole bunch into big spells and progressing ahead.

Wouldn't it also be important for mages seeking progress to be able to manipulate the spell also? A sort of tug of war.

[FlickerYourOwnIdentity]

Divergence is a nature mech though, why would it seek progress?

[Dudecore]

Divergence is a nature mech though, why would it seek progress?

So that the keyword can be used in blue.

[Iandtormentor]

It can be blue!