[Written] Everything In One

[Fukato]

Quick-Play Spell Card

Effect: The first time you do each of the following this turn, you draw 1 card.

● Return an opponent's card to their hand.

● Shuffle an opponent's card to their Deck.

● Destroy a card on the field.

● Discard a card.

● Banish a card.

You can only use 1 "Everything In One" per turn.

[Dokutah]

so basically a quest-type effects like Dueltaining?

 

your current wording seems overly-strong as its indicate that if i accomplish atleast 1 of quest i got to draw an instant 4 cards rather than 1 by 1 like Dueltaining. which can be easily activated for most deck using its "destroy a card on the field" effect. heck it don't even specify what type of destruction and can be triggered by any effect and any circumstances

[Fukato]

There is the "and" clause in it so all the conditions must be met.

[Dokutah]

AHH i see. im sorry

 

then its actually a flip of it which is near-impossibly situational. destroy its easy but not so for the rest. the most generic discard its probably Twin Twister (with the added bonus for destroy requirement) but TwinTwi is is not as prominent anymore due to CC which banish.

 

i still think Dueltaining route is still more viable example of these quest effects its still net you some draw without you jumping to much hoops but also reward you fairly.

 

The first time you do each of the following per turn, you draw 1 cards.
● Return an opponent card to his/her hand.
● Shuffle an opponent card to his/her Deck .
● Destroy a card on the field.
● Discard  a card.
● Banish a card.

[Fukato]

Bumperino, and changed the effects!!!

[Eshai]

I might limit it the effects to the chain it's in, since this card otherwise easily draw several cards in a turn. If you limit this to the chain it resolves in the card could probably be a situation +0 or +1 for the most part, but if Decks are tailored to it you can get sick plays. Feel like that's the kind of card it's supposed to be, so that might help in achieving that goal.

 

The card also says "per turn", which has me believing that it's a continuous effect that isn't on a continuous card. The correct wording is "this turn"

 

Otherwise I would say this is a pretty interesting card. You could probably put a card like this into Advanced Card Design with a little description and no one would bat an eye.