Reincarnation | Transmigration

[Saynt]

NAME: Reincarnation ELEMENT: Light COST: 5  TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: TEXT: Your creatures cost 2 more quanta of the same element to play. Creatures you own return to hand when killed.	NAME: Transmigration ELEMENT: Light COST: 5  TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: TEXT: Your creatures cost 1 more quanta of the same element to play. Creatures you own return to hand when killed.

ART: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:P_dove.png IDEA: Saynt NOTES: Your creatures will return to your hand if there is space when their HP is reduced to 0 by any means, exceptions being Skeletons, Phoenixes, and any cards in future that can potentially resurrect a creature. If the creature played was an Other creature, then the cost would increase by 2/1  . I wasn't sure whether to put this in or , any objections to ? SERIES:

[Smurrf]

There might be a problem with a field full of say, Skeletons when a Rain of Fire hits.  What happens to all the extra cards when they're bounced to a full hand?

[Saynt]

Extra cards simply disappear as they normally do if the hand is already full.

[Jenkar]

Question : Does this add to the cost of *any* creature after you played this card, or only reincarnated ones?

[Saynt]

Add cost to any and all creatures that you might play from your hand, including reincarnated ones.

[Essence]

Wow... / Retrovirus/Reincarnation/Bonewall could be the new RoL/Hope!

[Pineapple]

You can have fractix w/o the fractal D:

[Saynt]

Phoenix would count as an exception, as well as Boneyard/Graveyard generated Skeletons

[Pineapple]

Aww, you card idea creators are always ruining my fun.

Hm...I think it can be abused too much in its current state. What about making it so that all creatures return to the owner's hand when killed?

[Essence]

Just a programming note -- I'm 100% certain that there's no way for the game to keep track of which Skeles are Boneyard-created and which are played from your hand, so you'll have to just exclude all Skellies. 

[Pineapple]

Just a programming note -- I'm 100% certain that there's no way for the game to keep track of which Skeles are Boneyard-created and which are played from your hand, so you'll have to just exclude all Skellies. 

Boneyard skellies don't generate new boneyard skellies upon death, while non-boneyard skellies do.

[Saynt]

Boneyard skellies don't generate new boneyard skellies upon death, while non-boneyard skellies do.

I thought they did too, but apparently death effects for all Skeletons are ignored in the trainer. I haven't been able to test this outside the trainer.