Blank Scroll | Scroll Of Possibilities

[iskelion]

NAME: Blank scroll ELEMENT: Other COST: 7 TYPE: Spell ATK|HP: TEXT: Put in your hand a non-upgraded copy of target card in your hand.	NAME: Scroll Of Possibilities ELEMENT: Other COST: 7 TYPE: Spell ATK|HP: TEXT: Put in your hand a upgraded copy of target card in your hand.

ART: public domain IDEA: iskelion NOTES: upgrading this card makes the card you get to be upgraded I see there is some confusion, this targets cards in your hand example 1a: un-upped targets elite immortal --> produced immortal example 1b: un-upped targets immortal --> produced immortal example 2a: upped targets immortal --> produced elite immortal example 2b: upped targets elite immortal --> produced elite immortal SERIES: invasion

[skyironsword]

... So, a less potent version of Parallel Universe?

[iskelion]

... So, a less potent version of Parallel Universe?

except this card is  and can copy any kind of card

[OdinVanguard]

... So, a less potent version of Parallel Universe?

Not necessarily, its only less potent when used on a creature in play.
However, since you can target cards in your hand, you could duplicate immaterial creatures, spells, and permanents.

This could be very interesting in a deck that uses SoSe... essentially, the shard spawns the cards and you pick the ones you need most to replicate.

It is also interesting because it can effectively extend the number of copies of a card to 12. This could, for instance, bring back bolt-kill decks outside of the fire element.

My only critique is that I think the upgraded version should be allowed to target either upgraded or unupgraded, and not be restricted to only upgraded cards.

[iskelion]

... So, a less potent version of Parallel Universe?

Not necessarily, its only less potent when used on a creature in play.
However, since you can target cards in your hand, you could duplicate immaterial creatures, spells, and permanents.

This could be very interesting in a deck that uses SoSe... essentially, the shard spawns the cards and you pick the ones you need most to replicate.

It is also interesting because it can effectively extend the number of copies of a card to 12. This could, for instance, bring back bolt-kill decks outside of the fire element.

My only critique is that I think the upgraded version should be allowed to target either upgraded or unupgraded, and not be restricted to only upgraded cards.

both cards can target upgraded an non-upgraded cards, the only difference is if the card produced is unupped or upped

example 1a: un-upped targets elite immortal --> produced immortal
example 1b: un-upped targets immortal --> produced immortal
example 2a: upped targets immortal --> produced elite immortal
example 2b: upped targets elite immortal --> produced elite immortal
 

[grimdragon64]

... So, a less potent version of Parallel Universe?

Not necessarily, its only less potent when used on a creature in play.
However, since you can target cards in your hand, you could duplicate immaterial creatures, spells, and permanents.

This could be very interesting in a deck that uses SoSe... essentially, the shard spawns the cards and you pick the ones you need most to replicate.

It is also interesting because it can effectively extend the number of copies of a card to 12. This could, for instance, bring back bolt-kill decks outside of the fire element.

My only critique is that I think the upgraded version should be allowed to target either upgraded or unupgraded, and not be restricted to only upgraded cards.

both cards can target upgraded an non-upgraded cards, the only difference is if the card produced is unupped or upped

example 1a: un-upped targets elite immortal --> produced immortal
example 1b: un-upped targets immortal --> produced immortal
example 2a: upped targets immortal --> produced elite immortal
example 2b: upped targets elite immortal --> produced elite immortal
 

The examples target Immortals and Elite Immortals... So this can target immaterial?

[iskelion]

... So, a less potent version of Parallel Universe?

Not necessarily, its only less potent when used on a creature in play.
However, since you can target cards in your hand, you could duplicate immaterial creatures, spells, and permanents.

This could be very interesting in a deck that uses SoSe... essentially, the shard spawns the cards and you pick the ones you need most to replicate.

It is also interesting because it can effectively extend the number of copies of a card to 12. This could, for instance, bring back bolt-kill decks outside of the fire element.

My only critique is that I think the upgraded version should be allowed to target either upgraded or unupgraded, and not be restricted to only upgraded cards.

both cards can target upgraded an non-upgraded cards, the only difference is if the card produced is unupped or upped

example 1a: un-upped targets elite immortal --> produced immortal
example 1b: un-upped targets immortal --> produced immortal
example 2a: upped targets immortal --> produced elite immortal
example 2b: upped targets elite immortal --> produced elite immortal
 

The examples target Immortals and Elite Immortals... So this can target immaterial?

as explained, this targets cards in your hand, immortals are not immaterial while not in game, because you wouldn't be able to discard them otherwise

[grimdragon64]

Oh yeah... I thought this targeted a creature on the field.

[iskelion]

changelog:
-fixed cost
-added the example to the description