Gift of Speed

Enchantment - Aura Rune

When Gift of Speed enters, create a Dedicate Role token attached to target creature you control.

Enchanted creature gets +4/+0 and has haste and first strike.

Gift of Sight

Enchantment - Aura Rune

When Gift of Sight enters, create a Dedicate Role token attached to target creature you control.

Enchanted creature gets +2/+4 and has vigilance.

Gift of Voice

Enchantment - Aura Rune

When Gift of Voice enters, create a Dedicate Role token attached to target creature you control.

Whenever enchanted creature attacks, tap up to three target creatures and put a stun counter on each of those creatures.

Dedicate

Token Enchantment - Aura Role

Enchanted creature has base power and toughness 0/1 and loses all abilities.

When this creature dies, destroy target Rune attached to a creature you control.

Based off the Runelords series. It's one of my new favorite fantasy series for world building.

Create a card based off a series or franchise you like.

Immortalys Interesting idea. I'll have to take a look around for that one and try to get an idea how it would be used. I understand the intention, but is it a universal idea?

Dedicated Student

Creature - Bird Wizard

Flying

When Dedicated Student enters, each player draws a card.

Spells can't be cast for less than their mana value.

1/1

"Sir! Sir, I think you forgot to assign homework!"

I'm not sure how that mana value ability actually works in the rules. Might need some tweaking.

Create a rowdy classroom.

Are these dragonlords of new clans, or of (offshoots of) the existing clans?

Dragonlord Mokhir

Legendary Creature - Elder Dragon

Flying, deathtouch

Your opponents can't gain life.

Attacking creatures you control get +1/+1 and gain lifelink.

Attacking creatures your opponents control get -1/-1.

4/5

Mokhir's edicts are written in smoke--transient, stifling, and always appearing after a successful sacrifice.

Inspired by the Mardu, but Mokhir can stand on her own if needed.

Might as well go for the cycle. Create the next new Dragonlord.

First, a mini-primer for anyone who wants it: Tribal was both a card type (Tarfire, Not of this World) and a descriptor of decks and themes based around a creature type, and is no longer in official use. Kindred took on the role of the card type (Altar of the Goyf, Demonic Covenant), and Typal became the descriptor (this article is about Demon typal themes).

Thinking about the Demon/Angel contrast, there are a lot more cards that hit the "fallen angel" archetype than the "ascended demon" archetype. Looking at color identity and discounting the non-M:tG-canon WH40K cards, there are more non- Angels (17, and most of them are or ) than non- Demons (9, and all but one of them are ). Similarly, there are 7 Demons that include in their color identity, and 28 Angels that have a color identity. Why is the "ascended demon" archetype so unusual? Corruption is more evocative than redemption?