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Lately i have been making cards that are base for Planeswalkers (here is [link] 1 and here is [link] 2). now i have found 4 arts that i was able to use to make Planeswalkers we ALL know, the 1st one i am showing (due to i don't want to overdue adding to the website) is Liliana, After She saw the demon who cursed her (im making it up, so sue me if you want) she turns to a darker side to her evil ways doing nothing but helping the evil recurring and killing everything around her .This is the reason for the name to me.
Planeswalker 1 is on this [link]
Planeswalker 2 is on this [link]
Planeswalker 4 is on this [link]
Planeswalker 5 and 6 are on this [link]
(P.S. this art came off a wizards link, and people thing wizards are not going for the male people)
(P.S.S can anyone see a link between all 3 PWs?)
Planeswalker 1 is on this [link]
Planeswalker 2 is on this [link]
Planeswalker 4 is on this [link]
Planeswalker 5 and 6 are on this [link]
(P.S. this art came off a wizards link, and people thing wizards are not going for the male people)
(P.S.S can anyone see a link between all 3 PWs?)
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-6 ability is worded wrong. take a look at "Grave Betrayal" You don't ever refer to "side of the battlefield" You also made it a replacement effect by saying "instead" however you specified "When" instead of "were"
Thus there are two different ways of doing this, if you want it as a replacement effect:
"Whenever a creature you don't control were to die, return it to the battlefield under your control instead."
OR if you don't want it as a replacement effect
"Whenever a creature you don't control dies, return it to the battlefield under your control."
Difference is one replaces the death trigger meaning it never actually hits a graveyard, where the other steals it FROM the graveyard after it has officially died.
Thus there are two different ways of doing this, if you want it as a replacement effect:
"Whenever a creature you don't control were to die, return it to the battlefield under your control instead."
OR if you don't want it as a replacement effect
"Whenever a creature you don't control dies, return it to the battlefield under your control."
Difference is one replaces the death trigger meaning it never actually hits a graveyard, where the other steals it FROM the graveyard after it has officially died.