Follow Me | Follow Me

[Ajit]

NAME: Follow Me ELEMENT: Air COST: 1 TYPE: Spell ATK|HP: TEXT: Target creature is automatically targeted by the next spell or ability cast by the opponent.	NAME: Follow Me ELEMENT: Air COST: 3 TYPE: Spell ATK|HP: TEXT: Target creature is automatically targeted by all spells and abilities cast by both players until destroyed.

ART: Ajit, original photo by KelbelleStock (http://kelbellestock.deviantart.com/art/Flying-Gull-I-96058783), allowed to use IDEA: Ajit NOTES: Targeted creature gains the passive skill "Follow Me" If a creature with Follow Me becomes untargetable (Quintessence), other creatures can now again be targeted (essentially removing Follow Me from the creature) The following abilities and spells are not affected by Follow Me: - All spells that affect the whole field (RoF, etc) - All spells that affect the player or permanents only (Steal, etc) - Dive - Endow - Burrow - Stone Form - Firefly - Evolve - Ablaze - Lycanthropy - Dead and Alive - Ablaze - Growth - Rebirth - Steam - Photosynthesis - Mitosis - Infect - Deja Vu - Hatch - Scarab If target creature has more hp than a creature using Devour, Devour fails, and is lost. Same concept with Paradox SERIES:

[Rutarete]

I like this concept. And the big flashy arrow in the art.

I find it similar to my Synergy | Synergy (http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,20711.0/topicseen.html) card.

[Ajit]

Ironically, on your Synergy card you said in your notes that it is similar to my card Volt Illusionist.

[Hyroen]

Sounds ---really--- similar to a move from the Pokémon franchise.

Technique information HERE (http://serebii.net/attackdex-bw/followme.shtml). Video of the technique in use HERE (

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I certainly hope you did not copy from there. Elements ≠ Pokémon.

[Ajit]

First of all, Elements does = Pokemon, but more seriously, I did actually know Follow Me was a move in Pokemon, but I didn't know what it did.  Inspiration for this card actually came from Twitter, as I saw some ad for someone saying "Follow me on Twitter".  That is why there's a bird in the picture, originally I was looking for a blue bird but it didn't look good.