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Morphling is untargetable (if you have the blue mana necessary to keep it that way, which you do). Darksteel Collossus is indestructable. I guess they can play Evacuation or something, but then you can always drop Morphling again...

Well, I wouldn't want to either. But that's a different issue than just playing a game is. And it's a different issue than proxying...

No card will by itself. Certain cards will do it if the rest of the deck has synergy with them (Yawgmoth's Bargain comes to mind, although it would probably be easier to Dark Ritual that into play). Show and Tell decks I've seen don't rely on necessarily killing the opponent right after casting...

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Now I wouldn't touch him at all. It would be hard enough to get two creatures out after summoning him, and then he still only sticks around if you can keep up a constant supply of creatures. If you are able to throw out that many creatures, there are more productive uses for them than feeding...

It's just you. Or wait, maybe it isn't. I forget...

Well... Could you define "you"?

86%

Okay, I suppose randomly determining a player wouldn't be all that difficult (draw straws, pick numbers, roll dice, whatever), but how is one supposed to determine the random player?

Okay, it's definitely more clear now. The instances of "their" should actually be "his or her" since "their" is plural and this references each player rather than all of them as a group... I'm unsure as to how well this thing would work in games. It could be used in some sort of deck that...

Yeah, that would be good way to stop it from being ridiculously abused in combo decks (almost like having eight Dark Rituals).

Weird...

It looks pretty well-balanced now. I'm wondering what deck would exploit him the most...

It hurts everyone, true. Balance hurts everyone also. So does Nether Void. So does Armageddon. So does Pestilence. So does Nevinyrral's Disk. So does...

It would force the blue player to hold Will of a Nation until enough Islands had been dropped to make it worthwhile, but I don't know that the waiting would be a problem. Drawing cards seems safer, but I'm not positive...

If you pick a permanent that will have them dead before they get a turn, most opponents won't benefit from Show and Tell at all. Of course, an 11/11 isn't going to do that...

Maybe he could be a */1?

You do realize how good this thing would be, don't you?

Will of a Nation would allow blue control to pull some nasty maneuvers. Unless the opponent is playing a deck that does not rely on nonland permanents, it could create a ridiculous game swing. Fury of a Nation looks kind of breakable on paper, but I don't think it would really be all that...

Oh, and it should be a 0/0 and not a */* or at least I'm pretty sure that's how it works now...