Inverted Intake

[Chainer9999]

Inverted Intake
Enchantment

Whenever a player would draw a card, that player discards a card instead.

Whenever a player would discard a card, that player draws a card instead.

The gateway to the mind is not a one-way street.

[guyarney]

nice flavortext

[Kris]

Whenever a player loses the game, they instead win the game.

Nice, if that were really there.

I love this as a potential anti-Jace, sort of. You'd have an extra twenty cards in your hand, and they go to your graveyard at end of turn anyway.

Would this work with the draw phase as well?

[Chainer9999]

Yep. Anything that involves drawing a card would be neutered, including the draw step.

[Kris]

In that case it's fairly, if not overly, powered. No doubt turn four, neither player can draw any more cards, and there's a great chance it would be a deckout game.

[keldon]

Inverted Intake
Enchantment
Whenever a player would draw a card, that player discards a card instead.
Whenever a player would discard a card, that player draws a card instead.
The gateway to the mind is not a one-way street.

If a player would...

BTW if you play this, players can no longer draw cards unless they pack specific cards. And can kill in a single shot with Wild Mongrel or Psychatog.

[Chainer9999]

Ooh, forgot aboout Psychatog. Perhaps an upping of the cost is in order. Actually, come to think of it, this card creates an infinite loop. Darn.

[keldon]

Ooh, forgot aboout Psychatog. Perhaps an upping of the cost is in order. Actually, come to think of it, this card creates an infinite loop. Darn.

It does not create a loop. Only one replacement effect applies so there's no loop.

[jodokast34]

It is still patently absurd, particularly with things like the aforementioned Odyssey creatures, One with Nothing (~ double my hand size? Why thank you!), etc. I would just not make this card. At any cost. See my sig.

[guyarney]

Ooh, forgot about Psychatog.

What's the world coming to?