I'm planing on making more

The second ability of [[Thunder Totem]] turns it into an artifact creature, so I tried to design this cycle to have that second Thunder Totem ability, but with the flavor and abilities of Ravnican "Guildmages".

[EDIT: I uploaded the wrong Golgari Totem! It's supposed to turn into a 3/4, not a 4/4.]

Updates to the cards as per rule 8:

Universal
-Added echoverse watermark

Stingerquill, the Contrarian
-Lowered power/toughness to 4/4
-Swapped buyback 3 for spectacle 3 to prevent going infinite with certain cards and using a more thematic mechanic.

Fatehold, the Futurist
-Swapped hexproof for vigilance to make it easier to remove

Theorix, the Antithesis
-Completely reworked, swapping flash on sorceries for flashback X where X is the original cost on instants and sorceries. This is to make it more thematic as well as putting it on par with some of the other cards in this cycle and the original SOS dragons
-No longer has flash and doesn't scry 3 on enter
-Now a 5/5 for 5 instead of a 6/6 for 6

Vigorbloom, the Zenith
-Now costs 2 generic mana less to cast, and is a 6/6 instead of a 5/5
-Convoke reminder text is now on the first instance of the keyword

Konstrari, the Uplifter
-Lost ward - pay 5 life
-Now gives spells conspire, as the keyword it used to have(flashback) is now given by Theorix. Conspire also feels more fitting in Gruul colors.

Hmm...

Prompt is Secret. Originated from wanting to make another [[Pull from Eternity]] type card, and eventually settled on this design inspired by [[Black Market Connections]].

Day 63 of making a custom card every day. I was originally going to use vanishing, but I didn't want to put "X can't be 0" at the top because it looked ugly.

Mechanic centered around basic land support. Would be GWR and (2/pip) centric.

I've wanted to build Riku of Many Paths, but couldn't help but be utterly underwhelmed by its payoff. Since I was reminded of it from Star Trek, and didn't enjoy the 5-color dilemma commander, I decided to take matters into my own hands. My own path, you could say...