legendofa, you do have a good point, so would givign those creatures higher mana costs be sufficient, or do I need to do something else to balance out their power?

As for enduring authority, I did not deliberately choose a word that ended with the letter "Y" for each creature, but, since it was a remarkable coincidence, I would like to keep them as they are; I could change its name to "enduring tyranny," but that sounds much more harsh than its currently ability, and would likely be better suited for a black/white card, rather than a mono-white one.

I believe that the "enduring" creatures from Duskmourn are an interesting concept, but I noticed that they all represent positive emotions, or emotions that people usually regard as positive, so I decided to make several "enduring" creatures that represent negative emotions (or emotions that people usually regard as negative), as seen, here:

This creature is modeled after Ghostly Prison or Windborn Muse, and I chose for it to be an elephant, since elephants are large and strong animals, as one would expect for a creature with this effect. I almost chose for this card to make spells more expensive to cast, as does Grand Arbiter Augustin IV, but I decided that that ability would be too powerful and or/oppressive, so I chose the ghostly prison ability, instead. I also originally gave this creature base power and toughness 3/4, but I decided that that would make it too powerful, so I made it a 3/3, instead.

I initially was contemplating giving this creature the same ability as Wound Reflection and Archfiend of Despair, but that would have made its mana cost far too high, so I chose the same ability as Blood Artist, instead.

I had the greatest difficulty out of this cycle in deciding what ability this creature should have, so I ultimately chose a very simple and straightforward ability; I originally wrote the ability as "whenever an opponent draws a card, you may ; if you do, that player discards a card," but I felt that that was too powerful, so I changed it, and I also made the ability affect the creature's controller, as well, for balance.

This creature was the easiest of the cycle to design, since it has the most straightforward ability, and it is also is the only one that does not have a keyword, since I could not find one that was suitable, for it; I could have made this creature a spider and then given it reach, but I felt that a wolf was better suited for a creature that has the word "ferocity" in its name.

I almost had this creature grant haste to all other creatures that its controller controls, but I decided that that would have made it too powerful, so only the creature itself has haste (so that it may use its own ability, immediately), which means that its controller shall need to find a way to grant haste to their other creatures.

What does everyone else say, about these creatures? How well did I do, with them? I certainly am eager to receive your feedback, about them!

wallisface, I suppose that that makes sense, but I feel that whether or not an element of the game leads to it being slow and tedious should be decided by the players, not WotC.

Noxid05, I am much too fond of Chromatic Lantern to remove it, but I can certainly remove either Commander's Sphere or Decanter of Endless Water, although I would like to receive feedback from several more users, before I make a decision, about this, and Chord of Calling is simply too good to remove from this deck.

wallisface, Caerwyn, did WotC explicitly state that, or is that your presumption? I am sorry if that sounded confrontational, as I assure you that I did not intend for it to, but it is difficult to convey emotion in written form.

RiotRunner789, those are definitely some nice cards, so I shall at least consider some of them, for this deck.

I very much would put a copy of Enduring Vitality into my Ghired, Conclave Exile EDH deck, as that deck is capable of generating large numbers of creature tokens, but I am not certain what card that I should remove to make room, for it.

Ghired's Belligerence is a nice card, but it requires great amounts of mana and proper strategy to use to its fullest effect, so I feel that I could remove it, but I still would like to hear what everyone else has to say, on this matter.

What does everyone else say, about this subject? How can I put Enduring Vitality into my Ghired deck?

Typically, cards are exiled face up, but on rare occasion, cards are exiled faced down, and, in those cases, that is so they can be retrieved, later, but Doomsday Excruciator exiles cards face down with no way to retrieve them, so I wonder why that is, since I see no reason for it to do so.

What does everyone else here say, about this? Why does Doomsday Excruciator exile cards face down? I certainly am interested to hear your thoughts, on this subject.

I have replaced Boros Charm with Sunhome Guildmage, because, while the charm was an amazing card, I believe that the guildmage is better for this deck.

RiotRunner789, I consciously avoid infinite combos, and red and white are not typically known for producing great amounts of mana rapidly, but I still feel fairly confident that that guildmage would be very nice in at least one of those decks.

Previews for Innistrad remastered have begun, so here is a link to what has been revealed, thus far; some of the cards are not surprising, such as Emrakul, the Promised End, Liliana of the Veil, Blood Artist, Archangel Avacyn  ^Flip, or Edgar Markov, but others are more so, such as Mass Hysteria, so I hope that the majority of the cards in this set are cards that players wish to be reprinted.

I hope that the original version of Avacyn, Avacyn, Angel of Hope shall be reprinted, along with Bruna, Light of Alabaster, Gisela, Blade of Goldnight, and Sigarda, Host of Herons, and it also would be nice to have either version of Liesa reprinted, as well.

I heard that the "slow lands" (i.e., Deathcap Glade, Sundown Pass, and so forth) may be reprinted, and it would be nice, but I still would prefer to see reprints of the enym-colored "check lands" (i.e., Hinterland Harbor, Isolated Chapel, and so forth), since the original printings of those cards are the only printings that feature the original artwork and are also available in foil.

What cards are other players, here, hoping to see, in this set?

wallisface, I see, and that makes sense.

I would like to put Sunhome Guildmage into these two EDH decks, but I am not certain what cards I should remove to make room, for it. For my Gisela, Blade of Goldnight deck, it shall be an easy decision to replace Boros Charm with the guildmage, but I am less certain about my Numot, the Devastator deck, since replacing the charm with the guildmage would leave that deck with one fewer card that would synergize with Whirlwind of Thought and Wandering Mind, so I could possibly replace another card, with the guildmage, instead.

What does everyone else say, about this? How can I put Sunhome Guildmage into these two decks? I certainly would appreciate any feedback that you are able to offer, on this subject.

I have replaced Primal Command with Shared Summons, since the latter card better fits the theme of this deck.

I have replaced Primal Command with Shared Summons, since the latter card better fits the theme of this deck.

I have replaced Primal Command with Shared Summons, since the latter card better fits the theme of this deck.

TheoryCrafter, I actually have an EDH deck with Elsha of the Infinite as its general, and that deck is quite different from my Numot, the Devastator deck, and, at this moment, I feel that Grand Arbiter Augustin IV is perfectly fine, in that deck, so I shall keep him in it, for the present time.

As for Shared Summons, several other players to whom I spoke felt that it is superior to Primal Command, especially since the decks in which I wish to put it have a strong emphasis on creatures, and I rarely ever use the other modes.

wallisface, do you believe that that is why WotC is no longer reprinting Oblivion Ring and instead reprinting Banishing Light?

At this point, should I presume that no one here has anything to say, on this subject?

Caerwyn, that was a rather obnoxious move by WotC, in my mind, since responding to the triggered ability by tapping the land for mana is an example of good and clever strategy, in my mind.