Idyllic Tutor

Solve The Equation Naming

Why isn't solve the equation a tutor in name like idyllic tutor or grim tutor?

Not all tutors have to have the word “tutor” in their name.

Grim Tutor Idyllic Tutor Solve the Equation Tutoring

Choosing Card Rarity

I know that rarity/power level is not your field, but I’m not sure interested in knowing why 3 mana value tutor for specific cars type like fabbricate and now solve the equation ended up being uncommon while Idyllic tutor is a rare?

There are numerous factors beyond complexity why a card might sit at a certain rarity. Maybe the card impacted limited n a way that was problematic. Maybe it got pushed out of uncommon due to the need for the slots to fill over roles. Maybe it did more, but got rolled back late in the process. I wasn’t on that set design team, so I don’t know specifically why that card ended up at rare.

Idyllic Tutor Limited Mana Value Power Level Rares Rarity Rarity Set Design Solve the Equation Tutoring Uncommons

Completing Tutor Cycle

We have Fabricate (artifact), Idyllic Tutor (enchantment), Call the Gatewatch (planeswalker), Sylvan Scrying(land). Will the cycle ever be completed? Sorcery, Instant and Creature versions?

I don’t see it as a cycle, but I’m sure we’ll get to them all eventually.

Artifacts Call the Gatewatch Creatures Cycles Enchantments Fabricate Gates Idyllic Tutor Instants Lands Planeswalkers Sorceries Sylvan Scrying Tutoring

Color Pie Philosophy

"If you can deal with the larger group, you could [deal with] a subset." But should you? Should black, the color of Demonic Tutor, be able to get Idyllic Tutor? I don't think so, especially because dealing with a subset often comes with other advantages, such as cost reduction, and helps you guys craft better-defined for each color.

I was talking about color bend versus color break. Just because you do a larger subset, doesn’t mean you get to do any subset normally.

Bend / Break Black Colors Cost Reduction Craft Demonic Tutor Idyllic Tutor Tutoring

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