Coffin | Coffin

[Vineroz]

NAME: Coffin ELEMENT: Death COST: 3 TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: TEXT: When a creature dies, it goes into Coffin and becomes burrowed. : Put the creature into play.	NAME: Coffin ELEMENT: Death COST: 1 TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: TEXT: When a creature dies, it goes into Coffin and becomes burrowed. : Put the creature into play.

ART: http://www.sxc.hu/photo/1017040, modified by Vineroz IDEA: Vineroz NOTES: One of the card ideas of my Trials #5 phase 1 submission. When a creature dies (either your's or opponent's), it will go into Coffin (changes the thumbnail of Coffin into that creature). Upon activating the skill, the creature stored in it will go into your creature field, and Coffin will be unburrowed. When there is no creature in the Coffin, you will just waste 1 when you activate the skill. SERIES:

[furballdn]

Sounds similar to the tomb idea.

[EmeraldTiger]

With grading system found http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,36204.msg486560#msg486560
I give this 

[DarkStelth52]

Seems like a nice card.

[n00b]

Suddenly, play ALL the Retrollvirus!

Also, seems like the playing cost (3 ) of the card seems a bit low for how much potential it has. Seems like it could stand to be like 5|2 or something.
Good idea

[Vineroz]

I reckon it takes a creature to die + a turn to activate the skill + two elements to work, so the card cost should stay low. I could be wrong though.

[Vineroz]

Update for a pwettier art ^^

[moomoose]

i recall zanz saying he didnt want to have a card graveyard- ie keep track of cards after their death/destruction.

[Hyroen]

i recall zanz saying he didnt want to have a card graveyard- ie keep track of cards after their death/destruction.

He also did say anything is possible.

[OdinVanguard]

As long as this card doesn't store a long list of dead creatures and spells and just replaces the one stored as creatures die, it doesn't seem like a major violation to me. Creatures are all give "summoning sickness" i.e. cant use abilities when first played. SoR circumvents that now in a specific narrow manner. Maybe this can be another one of those kind of exceptions.