Incite

Contraption Assembly Rule

I'd like to request a ruling from the Un-Rules manager.When a card assembles multiple contraptions at once, such as Incite Insight, Steamflogger of the Month, or Hard Hat Area, do you get to look at all of them before assigning them to sprockets, or do you have to do so one at a time?

You get to look at them all first.

Contraptions Hard Hat Area Incite Insight Rules Steamflogger of the Month Un-sets

Semantic Fun with Card Names

Hi Mark, on the question of homonyms, we also have the following pairs: Foul Play and Fowl Play, Gorilla Tactics and Guerilla Tactics, Waste Land and Wasteland, and the only that is neither Un- nor Mystery Booster, Incite and Insight. There may be others, but I only checked card names consisting entirely of real words.

FYIThanks for doing the research.

Boosters Card Names Foul Play Fowl Play Gorilla Tactics Incite Lands Waste Land Wasteland

Use of Color-Changing Spells

Incite and Singe are red spells that change colors. Where is color changing as a side-effect on the color pie? Is is something all colors can do (lace-like) or is it focused in one color? Asking because it the examples I found are rather old and likely don't indicate modern pie tendencies.

Every color can turn things its color. Blue can turn things any color. And green has creatures that can turn any color. We don’t do color changing a lot these days.

Blue Color Pie Colors Creatures Green Incite Modern Red Singe Spells

Red's Emotional Influence

I asked Doug, but I thought you might have an answer for this question as well, since it effects design. We know Red gets to throw fire balls and lightning bolts, but does a red mage have a magical power to influence emotion, a la Act of Treason or Incite Hysteria?

Yes, it does. Red can fuel emotions.

Act of Treason Incite Hysteria Red

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