Fixed. Regarding the Phaegue, I understand the problem, but if you look at it from my perspective, I see Phaegue as being even weaker than Blastoderm. Phaegue is a 5/4 for GG, yes, but in many cases, the first turn it will attack will be the third turn, upon which it will be a 4/3 creature, 4th turn a 3/2. That said, 4/3 attacker on 3rd turn and 3/2 on 4th is actually really good, but is it that good? Nevertheless, I went ahead and changed Phaegue into a 4/4 creature; by the third turn, it's a 3/3, 4th turn, a 2/2. Also, don't forget how easy it is to take out by Black, and even White (cards like Pacificism and Arrest would give this card a fit)...Blue deals with it like it deals with any other problematic creature, Red chumps it for a turn or two and then burns it. Compare that to the strength of Blastoderm, a 5/5 on the 3rd turn that is essentially beyond reach after it hits the table. The difference is minimal and not that essential, though I recognize what you mean - even more so in regards to the Azusa Intitiate, who is now a 3/2 creature as opposed being a 5/4.
I'm interested in the rarity-classification of these cards; what kinda of a job am I doing classifying these cards?