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Mar 18, 2013 -- 5:52AM, vlord wrote:

Mar 18, 2013 -- 4:51AM, Flopfoot wrote:

Pavidus - This is barely a drawback. At worst, it equates to "this creature can't block" (ok, if the opponent happens to have instants then they can fog it during your combat phase, but how often will you care?) At best, it's like hexproof and indestructible together. That's pretty good for a 4/4 for two mana. The flavor is funny.

Just pointing out is says "post-combat mainphase", so if they play a spell during their pre-combat mainphase, Pavidus cannot attack or block for that turn.

Sorry! For some reason I read it as pre combat main phase. Did you originally write that and edit it later or am I just pre-post dyslexic?

Mar 18, 2013 -- 6:27AM, vlord wrote:

Mar 18, 2013 -- 6:20AM, Flopfoot wrote:

Sorry! For some reason I read it as pre combat main phase. Did you originally write that and edit it later or am I just pre-post dyslexic?

I did edit the design a bit and didn't say, so it's partly my fault if you committed my design to memory for some reason .

Nah, people edit contest entries up until grading occurs all the time, I need to read the cards. But it's a good example of why you should use standard times for things to trigger, so people don't make mistakes. I just realised that you probably wanted it to be a creature during the cleanup step, but that's probably not necessary. Just make it become a forest until the end of your turn.