My friends and I have been making a custom cube for the better part of a year now (no set themes, mostly joke cards, homebrew mechanics etc its all for fun) and one of the things we created was "Book" synergy and "Book tokens" based off of Myst. I made most of these with some help from a couple other friends who like Myst. Open to feedback for sure, but for the cube we dont suuuper care how technically precise or CONcise it is as long as we have fun with it!

Also I couldn't find an author and I tried.

A lot of you pointed out that it should exile the cards you play because it's basically an instant win otherwise. The problem case that stood out to me was if you have a counterspell in your graveyard your opponent essentially can't play the game.

I worded the exile clause this way because I want things to still be able to be sent to your graveyard normally, but not for them to be infinitely recurrable. I'm not sure if there's a more elegant way to word it though.

Day 10 of making a custom card every day. After reading Rot-Curse Rakshasa I figured this was a pretty balanced p/t.

Cheap, commercially available unmanned aerial technology allows small kingdoms, militias, and individuals to wield destructive power once reserved for major powers. 

I'm not quite the artist btw.

I think Omens match up flavourfully and mechanically with Gods (similar to Dragons, Gods are generally big creatures that cost more mana).

This is a cycle showcasing that mashup. These particular Gods don't use devotion - instead I gave them conditional indestructible based on a condition that typically synergises with their Omen. So you would cast the Omen earlier in the game to set it up, and then cast the God later on.

I tried to give them all impactful static/triggered abilities. Some are direct references to powerful cards, some are just flavourful.

I didn't do the monocolour Gods as I think it's likely they died during the Phyrexian Invasion. Personally I hope for other Gods to get their time in the spotlight when we next go to Theros.

I'm sure I've made some balancing errors, or some numbers probably need tweaking.

All feedback welcome

In general, I wanna know if this seems too strong, as it's the first I've made for the set and I don't wanna design a bunch of cards only for them to break the game lol l. Also, how can it be worded to sound more like an official Magic card?

I saw someone else post hot potato earlier, this is my take on it.

I really like cards that prepare actual previously printed spells and felt inspired by the recent Planeswalker's Guide.

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Raphael is my favourite villain and his mtg card sucked, so i created a more fun one