My Labyrinth idea

[EmeraldTiger]

NAME: Labyrinth of Fate ELEMENT: Other COST: 3 TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: TEXT: 2: Take 5 steps. (repeatable) Treasures and many perils may be found as you travel. Both players may activate.	NAME: Labyrinth of Destiny ELEMENT: Other COST: 3 TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: TEXT: 1: Take 5 steps. (repeatable) Many treasures and perils may be found as you travel. Both players may activate.

ART: IDEA: EmeraldTiger NOTES: Perils = spells, Creatures and Permanents that appear on your opponent's side for 1 turn. Treasures = friendly creatures, beneficial spells and permanents. Any spells played in this manner do not get reflected to the opponent if player has that type of shield. If a weapon is found in the form of a peril and the opponent already has a weapon, the peril weapon will be flying. Additional Labyrinths will add to the complexity,(they stack) this will increase the danger and the rewards. The Upped will supersede the unupped. Meaning they stack together, but the upped will be what is shown. Which ever player that is activating the Labyrinth is the one that will face any result. Most often nothing will happen. Question: Should this be Entropy? SERIES:

I put this in Pre-Smithy Ideas to get a feel for the idea.

[legion_bre]

- what does take 5 steps mean? 5 turns?
- I still don't quite understand what this effect is?
 - do you mean a random creature, magic or permanent is randomly use by either you or your opponent?

[Pineapple]

I don't think it particularly needs to be in Entropy, and it may just do fine in Earth, or Darkness. Also, this card isn't really worth upgrading if there's no decrease in the initial card's cost, right?

- what does take 5 steps mean? 5 turns?
- I still don't quite understand what this effect is?
 - do you mean a random creature, magic or permanent is randomly use by either you or your opponent?

"Take 5 Steps" is the name of the ability. It references taking 5 steps in a dungeon/labyrinth (e.g. in a rogue-like RPG) into area that was previously outside your field of vision or areas where random encounters may trigger.

Unless, of course, it's not supposed to be referencing random/unknown events. In which case I think it would be cool if the next result is shown on the permanent when it's on the field.

Also, I agree that you don't really give us much to grasp at. Perhaps you can create a proof-of-concept list of effects with percentages (per copy) before this goes into the Smithy?

[EmeraldTiger]

Should I even attempt to do more with this?