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Reality
 Creature - Incarnation You may lose the game. 1/1 
Spite
 Enchantment Sacrifice Spite: Choose one -- Counter target spell and you lose the game; or destroy target permanent and you lose the game. Temper Tantrum   Enchantment If you would lose the game, instead all players lose the game. 
Which gives me an idea.
Coddling Parent   Creature - Human Adviser Vanishing 3 You can't lose the game. When the last time counter is removed from Coddling Parent, instead of sacrificing it, put 3 time counters on it and transform it. 1/3 ------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------ Fascist Dictator Creature - Demon Adviser (b) Vanishing You may only cast spells or activate abilities during your first main phase. Creatures you control can't attack. (even if your opponent's creatures can.) 3/3 
No, no, no! Optimism is not the opposite of Realism. Well, maybe it is if you are me. But:
Fantasy Creature - Incarnation In all likelihood, you probably won't lose the game. Now I am pretty sure that I want the word "Probably" to start being on cards. . . Unsure Bolt Instant Unsure Bolt probably deals 3 damage to target creature or player. I just need to come up with rules for it, right? Rule XXX.X: If a spell or permanent would probably do something, there is a slight chance that it won't. Gosh, I'm sorry! Rule XXX.Y: If a spell or permanent would probably do something, any opponent may. . . cast a counterspell. If a BLUH!!! Rule XXX.Z: If a spell or permanent would probably do something, roll a d10. If the result is 1, then that spell fizzles. For static effects roll the d10 at the beginning of each turn. You probably get the point by now. That's all I got. It has been a long week!
Fantasy needs P/T
Because this thread is obviously very serious about its card designs. Too Quiet  Instant Players can't cast spells this turn. An 8/8 beast creature token with haste probably doesn't appear on the battlefield under your opponent's control. Draw a card. "I'm sure everything is fine." - Hans to Saffi 
What's so unpredictable? Have a ever heard of a calender? It's always the third, sixth, or ninth turn.
I mean, probably. 
For "probably", I'd say this rule works a little better/more interestingly (especially if you don't have a d10 around):
xxx.xx.xx The word "probably" means "Each player flips a coin. If everyone wins his or her flip, counter this spell or ability." Example: A spell called Burning Chance says "Burning Chance probably deals 3 damage to target player." This means "Each player flips a coin. If everyone wins his or her flip, counter this spell. Otherwise, Burning Chance deals 3 damage to target player." That way a 2-player game has a 1/4 chance of fizzling (so it's still probably going to happen), but with more players the chance of failure decreases  .
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