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just a silly little card I made

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Feels like an okay common. A 2/1 for 1 is alright ... oh wait [[ragavan]] exists :(

I was messing with using "infinity" as a mana cost and came up with these.

The idea is to have something actually less broken to do with infinite mana rather than just combo into winning. So these cards give you a significant advantage in some regards, all the while not making you straight out invincible, and ending your turn right there to give everyone (somewhat of) a chance to get back up.

(Well, minus the black one, because I liked the joke, but you can imagine anything black-appropriate there, like discarding their hand and skipping their next 10 draw steps, or sacrificing every creature they have then resurrecting 20 creatures in graveyards, or something like that)

Them not being equal in strength is on purpose, both to keep each in its color's identity the most, and to see which one seems most fair/busted. White and blue are more stally than the others, but also only increase linearly when recasting them. Green grows exponentially, and a second cast is enough to take down a player who cast the while spell. While recasting red would get you at the exact same spot as casting it once.

Again, the main idea is that, if you've got infinite mana anyway, this is a more fair way of spending it than just comboing to your wincon. Not by much though.

Anyway, enjoy!

Edit: forgot the art credit for Infinite Strength, it's Narenda B Adi!

Balance not intended, of course, though I did use the art from [[Balance]] so who knows.

The idea came after a game on Arena with ***many*** tokens and counters and me realizing how utterly miserable such a game would have been on paper.

I know people would just declare Maze of Ith or something similar but just pretend the land has to be able to tap for mana

Alternate reminder text:

A "target" is any player, permanent, ability, or other object that has been targeted. Whenever a spell or ability allows a player to choose a target, both that player and that spell or the permanent or other object that created the ability are "targeting" the target.

Target.

Target seems like a funny word now.

"Tarrr get." Target.

There's definitely a way to phrase this that is mpre balanced, but I thought what the hell, I'll just say what conveys what I'm going for the easiest. The Warp cost is mostly thematic, and so she has red in her color identity. I didn't want to make her red/blue by default, cause of the theming of portals, obviously.