The latter are just like snow counters, the two counters negate each other or remove the opposite status from a permanent. Remember that pace with the gas leak the Soviets decided to set on fire, but it exploded and is still burning 40 years later? Snow's polar opposite, burning lands, and permanent, and burn counters. For those of you unfamiliar, Norse myths has the world born from fire and ice. I noticed Vikings were Cool long before Kaldheim so did some work on them. So: Or the more aesthetically pleasing: Versions as of this posting at: While this one is an artifact, it is conceptually possible to have one that is an Enchantment - Aura with Enchant Land in it's spell from as well. In general, they will have to be without as the reminder text takes up too much room for much else to be said. I made one version complete with Abode rules reminder text, another without. Today I finally hammered together a proof on concept card, and I'm not quite sure I have it dialed in. If a land leaves play, any attached abode is destroyed. Or a mana color (Blue) - in which case it can only attach to a land that can produce that color mana. A land type may be specified (Forest) - in which it can only attach to a forest. An Abode cast as a spell produces an artifact that enters the battlefield and attaches to a land.
An Abode assembled from a Contraption deck operates as a contraption. They can be used as a Contraption in a Contraption deck, Alternatively, in any non-Contraption zone it is treated as a spell. Solution: Abodes An Abode represents a permanent magical construction that gives some game benefit. 2) We love contraptions! but having a separate contraption deck and the extra space for them and cranking can be a PITA. Two Problems: 1) There is some very good environment at out there.that shows an empty room with nothing happening. I've had this idea for a new supertype on the back burner for a long time. Soulshift (on any creature) would now allow you to return target Monk, Spirit, or Arcane card with CMC N or less from your graveyard to your hand. So with Children of the Kami, Monk and Spirit creatures gain Soulshift 2. You do however, create X equal to the number of faction members you control, not just counting Goblins. For example, when you activate Krenko, Mob Boss to "Create X 1/1 red Goblin creature tokens, where X is the number of Goblins you control." you would create only red Goblin creature tokens, not Orc/Goblin/Ogre/Troll abominations of nature. This effect does not apply when determining the characteristics of a token you create. For example, Goblin Chieftain has "Other Goblin creatures you control get +1/+1 and have haste." With Gorefang Clan, this would now mean "Other Orc, Goblin, Ogre, and Troll creatures you control get +1/+1 and have haste." -The effect of a Faction card does not alter the subtypes of creature cards in your deck, it only alters effects of spells and abilities you control. If an effect of a spell or permanent you control would refer to one or more of your faction members, it refers to all of them instead.
Some extended rules copied across from an older iteration that still apply: -A faction card's abilities take effect and can be activated while in the command zone, similar to an emblem or conspiracy. I figure uncommons/rares/mythics in this environment could have 2/3/4 subtypes in their faction. Originally I had it limit deckbuilding to only faction members, with this iteration I've removed that to make it possible to use in a limited environment. The idea is that factions could be drafted/played like the conspiracy card type, but only one could be utilised each game by a player. Here's a new card with a further change to the concept, and in the spirit of the challenge its also breaking out of its usual mould of only utilising creature types by adding Arcane to the mix. Faction is a card type I have made on a few cards previously, going through a few changes as I've developed the idea.
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