edmund mcmillen mtg card McMillen, co-developer of Mewgenics, describes how Magic: The Gathering influenced its design #podcast #gaming #mewgenics #magicthegathering #mtg Cruel Sadist · Magic 2015

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Necropotence takes the simple equation of "one card = one life" and turns it on its head

1 Forging the Tyrite Sword

When you play this card, each opponent loses 1 lore, and you have the option to draw a card for each 1 lore lost in this way

From there, you want to dial in on what you have chosen to focus on and upgrade cards to ones that fit those roles