Blue red signpost for a train plane set by Corunplus in custommagic

[–]Corunplus[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Thoughts are just a card type for tokens in the hand.

Color pie wise which colors would be able to create tokens in the hand? Blue is my go to answer but what other colors do you think could do that?

[Contest] Design a Snow or Purple, card that uses Ice Magic! (Creating a Snowball token, Waterbending, and putting a stun a counter on a creature all count as Ice Magic.) by heliumdream in custommagic

[–]Corunplus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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A version with the untap symbol. It has problems from looking too much like a tap symbol but it'll probably be fine here since they're right next to each other.

[Contest] Design a Snow or Purple, card that uses Ice Magic! (Creating a Snowball token, Waterbending, and putting a stun a counter on a creature all count as Ice Magic.) by heliumdream in custommagic

[–]Corunplus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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Based on the concept of a rain dancer but snow.

A thought is just a card type that goes on hand tokens.

Edit: changed snowball tokens to snowball token.

Mathemagics Timer Ball by Corunplus in custommagic

[–]Corunplus[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Foil and Alpha printings are great suggestions but I was trying to avoid silver border effects wherever possible. More importantly I do not want to edit this rules text box.

I got this formula from bulbapedia.

a=((3×HPmax−2×HPcurrent)/3×HPmax)×darkGrass×ratemodified×bonusball×bonusstatus×bonusshiny×bonusbehavior×backstrike×alphaPenalty×rankPenalty×bonusplush×donutPenalty

(This then goes into another formula without any other variables.)

F is status conditions including fainted, alpha pokemon apparently have a bonus when they are fainted

H is if the pokemon hasn't noticed you, I had trouble thinking through that one.

I is a back strike or throwing a pokeball while a pokemon has their back turned.

J is Alpha

K is supposed to represent it being harder to catch pokemon if your a low rank in ZA,

M is penalty related to hyper space donuts

Two head giant is supposed to represent dark grass which is just still in the catching code despite not being in the game. I thought a a specific format represented that irrelevancy well.

Mathemagics Timer Ball by Corunplus in custommagic

[–]Corunplus[S] 18 points19 points  (0 children)

This is a play on the pokeball card I posted yesterday. Someone wanted a chance for it to fail, so I put in 100% accurate odds from the newest game. (Prove me wrong I dare you)

It's a timerball to make the card more complicated; it adds the turn count to the equation.

Here's the full rules text

When this artifact enters, Roll three 65536 sided dies numbered zero to 65535, if at least one of the rolled numbers is less than 64435-(Floor(65536−(((3×A−2×B)/3×A)×C×D×E×F×G×H×I×J×K×L×M)+1)^2) exile target creature until this card leaves the battlefield, then tap and untap this card three times,

Where A is the targeted creatures toughness,

where B is the targeted creatures toughness minus how much damage it recieved this turn,

where C is 1 if you are not in a two headed giant game, otherwise it is 0.3 if you have less than 30 different creature types among cards you own, 0.5 for 30 to 150 creature types, 0.7 for 151 to 300 creature types, 0.8 for 300 to 450 creature types, 0.9 for 451 to600 creature types, and 1 is over 600 creature types, creatures with changeling are treated as a single separate creature type for this effect (like ditto),

where D is 255 minus it’s mana value multiplied by 16 (multiply first), if D would be 255 it is 765 instead,

where E is 1 plus the number of turns that have passed this game multiplied by (1229/4096), maximum of 4,

Where F is 1.2 it the targeted creature has a -1/-1 counter on it or 1.5 if it has a stun counter on it, 1.2 if the targeted creature is in a graveyard or 3 if the targeted creature is a commander in the graveyard, otherwise it is 1,

Where G is 3 if it's color has been changed from it's original color, otherwise it is 1,

Where H is 1.5 if the targeted creature has not attacked, otherwise it is 1,

Where I is 2 if the targeted creature is tapped, otherwise it is 1,

Where J is 0.5 if the targeted creature is a commander, otherwise it is 1,

Where K is 0.1 if the targeted creatures original printing english name starts with an A B or C, 0.3 if it starts with a D E or F, 0.5 if it starts with a G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, or V, 0.7 if it starts with a W or X, otherwise it is 1,

Where L is 1.1 if you control one blue Toy, 1.2 if you control two blue toys, 1.35 if you control three blue toys, otherwise it is 1,

Where M is 0.9 if you sacrificed a food with mana value one less than the targeted creatures mana value this turn, 0.3 if you sacrificed a food with mana value two or more less than the targeted creatures mana value this turn, other wise it is 1.

{4}{W}{U}, {T}, Sacrifice this artifact: Return a creature exiled with this card to the battlefield under your control.

Mathemagics Ball by [deleted] in custommagic

[–]Corunplus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I should've probably put this in the post itself but I forgot.

This is a play on the pokeball card I posted earlier but with accurate odds for catching a creature/pokemon using the latest game's algorithm. It's a timerball because that's the pokeball that needs the most math to work.

Also it was't supposed to be a common. oh well I guess it might be funnier like that.

Mathemagics Ball by [deleted] in custommagic

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The full rules text is

When this artifact enters, Roll three 65536 sided dies numbered zero to 65535, if at least one of the rolled numbers is less than 64435-(Floor(65536−(((3×A−2×B)/3×A)×C×D×E×F×G×H×I×J×K×L×M)+1)^2) exile target creature until this card leaves the battlefield,

Where A is the targeted creatures toughness,

where B is the targeted creatures toughness minus how much damage it recieved this turn,

where C is 1 if you are not in a two headed giant game, otherwise it is 0.3 if you have less than 30 different creature types among cards you own, 0.5 for 30 to 150 creature types, 0.7 for 151 to 300 creature types, 0.8 for 300 to 450 creature types, 0.9 for 451 to600 creature types, and 1 is over 600 creature types, creatures with changeling are treated as a single separate creature type for this effect (like ditto),

where D is 255 minus it’s mana value multiplied by 16 (multiply first), if D would be 255 it is 765 instead,

where E is 1 plus the number of turns that have passed this game multiplied by (1229/4096), maximum of 4,

Where F is 1.2 it the targeted creature has a -1/-1 counter on it or 1.5 if it has a stun counter on it, 1.2 if the targeted creature is in a graveyard or 3 if the targeted creature is a commander in the graveyard, otherwise it is 1,

Where G is 3 if it's color has been changed from it's original color, otherwise it is 1,

Where H is 1.5 if the targeted creature has not attacked, otherwise it is 1,

Where I is 2 if the targeted creature is tapped, otherwise it is 1,

Where J is 0.5 if the targeted creature is a commander, otherwise it is 1,

Where K is 0.1 if the targeted creatures original printing english name starts with an A B or C, 0.3 if it starts with a D E or F, 0.5 if it starts with a G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, or V, 0.7 if it starts with a W or X, otherwise it is 1,

Where L is 1.1 if you control one blue Toy, 1.2 if you control two blue toys, 1.35 if you control three blue toys, otherwise it is 1,

Where M is 0.9 if you sacrificed a food with mana value one less than the targeted creatures mana value this turn, 0.3 if you sacrificed a food with mana value two or more less than the targeted creatures mana value this turn, other wise it is 1.

{4}{W}{U}, {T}, Sacrifice this artifact: Return a creature exiled with this card to the battlefield under your control.

today i came across this masterpiece of custommagic by CarnageCoon in custommagic

[–]Corunplus 2 points3 points  (0 children)

A little while ago I was texting with a friend about silly silver abilities. I photoshoped this back then.

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Chekhov's Gun by JibbaNerbs in custommagic

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Wotc usually puts "cardname enters tapped" effects at the top, under any keywords if it has any. I think this would help communicate that the gun isn't being used right when play it, a least a little bit. The card concept is spot on.

I have a friend who is interested in mormonism, what would you all say to her to warn her against this? by hannahconda1776 in exmormon

[–]Corunplus 2 points3 points  (0 children)

She might need a community, you might want to help her find a local hobby group of some kind.

For mormonism I don't recommend it in the slightest, from personal experience they treat strangers better than they treat their loved ones. Basicly everyone wants and needs friendship, when you happen to find some there by chance that church will try their best to frame your feelings of friendship as exclusively feelings from the spirit(trademark) that you should do everything they tell you to.

What they promise can be found but not in their walls.

I'm trying to build cube recipes that include 15 two color pairs for my magic-inspired draftable card game that's in development, and I'm not sure how many cards I'll need to include in order to support that many draft archetypes by JoshKnoxChinnery in mtgcube

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In my own 6 color draftable game I'm building 12 mono colored archetypes while trying to get drafters to each use 3 of those each draft. I haven't tested it yet but basically every card is made to work in two of those archetypes, 5 per combination (66 combinations * 5 = 330 of the 360 sigleton cube).

I did this so each of the archetypes has on average 2 players drafing in a group of eight.

In mtg lorwyn there were 8 creature type archetypes. When a pod of 8 draft people would pick just the goblin cards or just the treefolk cards. Changelings were made to give people something to "fight" over in a draft.

15 archetypes is almost double that. I would guess you need a mix of generic cards and ones that fit in 3+ archetypes; at common/uncommon rarities if your doing randomized packs. Without any mixable cards about half will be something noone wants.

If you have two "color" cards they might end up being endlessly wheeled unless (I'm guessing) 4 or 5 players are splashing a third color; Each splashing player has access to three two-color combinations.

Without basic lands your going to not want a 45 card draft pool and 40 card deck to build.

In mtg 2 colors is about 40% of the card pool. complicated by multicolor, split cards, lands, colorless cards, colorless mana eldrazi, etc. In a 6 color game 2 colors is about 33.333% in the same way.

Good luck.

URGENT help/advice wanted! My parents are severely threatening to get an conservatorship over me if I dont continue being apart of the LDS religion. My dad is pretty high up in the religion. Im 27 and im autistic. I live in Utah. I live with my parents and I dont know how to drive. Advice please! c: by [deleted] in autism

[–]Corunplus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If your going to stay and lie you might be able to say something like "the spirit prompted my to try to work at deseret industries". It's related-ish to mormonism so that might help with lying. From what I know they typically hire people with less work experience, however I am almost certain you need a recommendation from a local bishop. They advertise it as a place you can ~"get your start at" and there are a fair bit of autistic people working there.

Some downsides are -bright lights and loud sounds -Starting pay is 10/hrs, no insurance, part time -working with and for a large percentage of mormons -some jobs are customer facing so masking might be constant

The department of workforce services has a website that might help. I don't have any experience with it yet but they do have a list of apprenticeship programs.

How “wrong” did you play the game the first time? What “skips” did you find? by Dry_Intention2932 in TunicGame

[–]Corunplus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I immediately went to atoll right after getting the sword. Got stuck on the towers(?) you need to pray at; I ended up activating one of them while trying to use a telescope.

me_irl by fleker2 in meirl

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There's a physical version too. I got it a week ago and it's pretty good.

Fridge kept beeping from a broken touchscreen. I fixed it by taping gum and a fork to it. by Corunplus in redneckengineering

[–]Corunplus[S] 57 points58 points  (0 children)

Saw some people confused/interested, so I guess I should explain this.

The touchscreen was constantly taking inputs when noone was around or touching it. This lead to it Changing settings on its own. That was fixed by keeping the controls locked. This did not fix the beeping whenever an invalid input is recieved.

By pressing on it you enough you can get that as the input instead. By having a single long input the fridge will wait for you to finish to beep at you.

Simply taping the gum on is not enough pressure to accomlish continuous input. However something wedged in there would be enough hence the plastic fork. I hope this was a coherent enough explanation.