Nice. Aura of Indifference is awesome. And I especially like Center of Attention. Not only is it a throwback mechanic of sorts, but it isn't called "Blazing Hot Lightning Dragon Fire Magma of Goblin Smoke".
Forced Entry (Uncommon) 1R
Enchantment
Whenever a creature you control attacks, destroy target creature with defender or vigilance.
If Walls Could Talk (Uncommon) R
Sorcery
Tap all walls. Then draw a card for each tapped Wall.
Passion's Flame (Rare) R
Instant
Passion"s Flame deals 1 damage to target creature or player.
Draw a card for each point of noncombat damage dealt this turn.
I don't think the 1st one is printable in a universe with Ancestral Vision. If the cmc was exactly 1 it might be okay, but then I'm pretty sure it just bolts a bunch.
The only other one which concerns me powerwise is the nomad, which I think is much safer as scry 1.
I'd always thought it'd be a neat turn of events if the Selesnya Conclave purchased the use of the cytoplasts from the Simic in order to create an even more unified church (literally). Though both those guilds are disbanded, that same sort of idea could still occur (cytoplast technology finds its way into the hands of other people with no guild to regulate it). I'd be interested if the next Ravnica block included some of this kind of Alara Reborn mechanic/flavor shuffling.
I don't see graft in mono-white because of flavor, but on gold cards combined with either blue or green it makes perfect sense; sharing resources among members of the group is a very white sort of thing.
I see Phyrexian W as a more likely W candidate for grafting than the Conclave.
In the early days, before the color pie was overhauled and certain design aspects refined, R was given "non-red" effects or concepts that still translated very well into R and even felt very R only in a different way than R is generally perceived these days. These were cards that are strange by today's mainstream design and flavor for R, but not "unred" if you get me. Cards like: Beasts of Bogardan, Blood Lust(possible reprint?), Blood Moon(possible reprint?), Brand of Ill Omen, Caverns of Despair, Conquer, Desert Drake, Granite Gargoyle, Gravity Sphere, Raging River, Storm World, etc. I'm not saying "we" should go back to older design conventions, I'm just saying that red has more to offer than its Goblins and lightning cliches and that WotC has a masterful flavor department which can certainly flavorfully and properly implement R Werewolves and/or even Vampires.
I have no problem seeing R's gothic persona manifest as werewolves. I'm really looking forward to see where WotC has gone with the red mana symbol in Innistrad. Frankly, I'm sick and tired of R = Shivan Dragon Variant #9, Shock + Block Mechanic, and "what haven't we done with Goblins yet?"
Iliri: This card feels the most green and the least blue. The only nongreen ability is the third one, which doesn't have any synergy with the card anyway (Gigantomancer excepted) and seems to have been only thrown in for value.
I see the third ability, which is that of Augury Adept a (W/U) card, as very G. More G than either W or U. In fact, I see it as either a G effect or a WU effect but not a (W/U) effect at all as WotC does. As far as it having synergy with the card, not all PW abilities are necessarily synergistic. Look at Jace 1.0 which has two abilities that basically step all over each other from a design perspective, but no-one seems to mind because it pans out well in reality. I see Iliri's two "conflicting" abilities as being situational.
Neither of the first two abilities is blue and the ultimate is a straight port of Privileged Position. Also, why is the ability restricted to 1/1s instead of "a creature with total power and toughness 2 or less" or something? How I'd love to fetch up Noble Hierarchs in the lategame!
I consider the first ability perfect for W but more U than G. I don't know how to explain it, but it just feels right. Part of it is that yes, green should certainly be a color that can search for creatures, but large creatures. And the [0] ability is without question not outside of blue's slice of the pie. I like your idea. I have to make it "total one or two" because "less" opens up a can of worms with stuff like Tarmogoyf, Acrbound Ravager, and every other */* or 0/0 creature. I already know this because I once designed a card that did just as you said and got heavily criticized.
Why doesn't this just cost GWU? The only thing the crazy mana cost does is let you cast her (or him) with only 2 of the three colors. It doesn't really make sense to me, especially for white.
The colorful mana cost is an exercise in hybrid design. I wanted to design a three color hybrid planeswalker in which all of the abilities were acceptable with any of the possible mana combinations. I think I have done so.
I also don't really understand the silence. At sorcery speed, anything you want to stop will probably get cast in response. I guess it stops pump spells, but other than that I don't see a lot of applications, especially when you could be tutoring for a 1/1.
This is a Dark Confidant that doesn't kill you. In white, green and/or blue all at once. Albeit, it's at three, but that's still worthy of being a -1.
The ability is Augury Adept's only passive/defensive rather than offensive.
I've reduced her starting loyalty to [3] and added Rigor Immortus v4.0.
Iliri is the voice and the inspiration behind the Kalavan Resistance Movement - a benign underground rebellion against Warthos and his Pantheon of Wargods.
Iliri Yana (Mythic) (G/W)(G/U)(W/U)
Planeswalker – Iliri [3] [+1]: Search your library for a creature with total power and toughness one or two and put it onto the battlefield. Then shuffle your library. [0]: Your opponents can’t cast spells this turn. [-1]: Reveal the top card of your library and put that card into your hand. You gain life equal to its converted mana cost. [-6]: You get an emblem with “You and permanents you control are hexproof.”
Rigor Immortus (Mythic) 3BR
Legendary Creature – Orc Zombie Shaman
4/4
Haste Gamble - Whenever Rigor Immortus attacks, flip a coin. If you lose the flip, sacrifice a creature. If you win the flip, return target creature card from your graveyard to the battlefield tapped and attacking. Exile it at end of combat. Rigor gambled his soul away to Necrodemus. Now he gambles with the souls of others.
Tavern Bouncer (Common) 2U
Creature – Human Rebel Citizen
2/2
When Tavern Bouncer enters the battlefield, return target creature to its owner’s hand unless its controller pays 1.
Resist (When this dies, if it had no counters on it, return it to the battlefield under its owner's control with a +1/+1 counter on it.)
Land
T: Add W or U to your mana pool.
...allied colors cycled out...
Sacred Necropolis (Common)
Land
T: Add W or B to your mana pool.
...enemy colors cycled out...
1R
Enchantment
Whenever a creature you control dies, you may pay R. If you do, Exit Wounds deals 2 damage to target creature or player.
Forced Entry (Uncommon)
1R
Enchantment
Whenever a creature you control attacks, destroy target creature with defender or vigilance.
If Walls Could Talk (Uncommon)
R
Sorcery
Tap all walls. Then draw a card for each tapped Wall.
Passion's Flame (Rare)
R
Instant
Passion"s Flame deals 1 damage to target creature or player.
Draw a card for each point of noncombat damage dealt this turn.
3RR
Tribal Enchantment - Dragon
You control all artifacts.
I have one simple card to begin a testbed of nonred R. Please share your nonred R ideas. Keep in mind that by "nonred" I mean "not cliche red".
Sinking Feeling (Uncommon)
1R
Enchantment - Aura
Enchant creature
Enchanted creature loses flying and gets -1/-1 for each island on the battlefield.
There are much better choices than Ancestral Vision.
Like the cards Fumar.
I see Phyrexian W as a more likely W candidate for grafting than the Conclave.
Your cards seem fine.
I have no problem seeing R's gothic persona manifest as werewolves. I'm really looking forward to see where WotC has gone with the red mana symbol in Innistrad. Frankly, I'm sick and tired of R = Shivan Dragon Variant #9, Shock + Block Mechanic, and "what haven't we done with Goblins yet?"
I see the third ability, which is that of Augury Adept a (W/U) card, as very G. More G than either W or U. In fact, I see it as either a G effect or a WU effect but not a (W/U) effect at all as WotC does. As far as it having synergy with the card, not all PW abilities are necessarily synergistic. Look at Jace 1.0 which has two abilities that basically step all over each other from a design perspective, but no-one seems to mind because it pans out well in reality. I see Iliri's two "conflicting" abilities as being situational.
I consider the first ability perfect for W but more U than G. I don't know how to explain it, but it just feels right. Part of it is that yes, green should certainly be a color that can search for creatures, but large creatures. And the [0] ability is without question not outside of blue's slice of the pie. I like your idea. I have to make it "total one or two" because "less" opens up a can of worms with stuff like Tarmogoyf, Acrbound Ravager, and every other */* or 0/0 creature. I already know this because I once designed a card that did just as you said and got heavily criticized.
Are you saying that it should grab "a creature" rather than "target creature"?
EDIT: Added Tavern Bouncer.
The colorful mana cost is an exercise in hybrid design. I wanted to design a three color hybrid planeswalker in which all of the abilities were acceptable with any of the possible mana combinations. I think I have done so.
It stops counterspells and/or combat tricks. Think City of Solitude, Silence, Defense Grid, and countless blue counterspells.
The ability is Augury Adept's only passive/defensive rather than offensive.
I've reduced her starting loyalty to [3] and added Rigor Immortus v4.0.
Iliri is the voice and the inspiration behind the Kalavan Resistance Movement - a benign underground rebellion against Warthos and his Pantheon of Wargods.
(G/W)(G/U)(W/U)
Planeswalker – Iliri
[3]
[+1]: Search your library for a creature with total power and toughness one or two and put it onto the battlefield. Then shuffle your library.
[0]: Your opponents can’t cast spells this turn.
[-1]: Reveal the top card of your library and put that card into your hand. You gain life equal to its converted mana cost.
[-6]: You get an emblem with “You and permanents you control are hexproof.”
Rigor Immortus (Mythic)
3BR
Legendary Creature – Orc Zombie Shaman
4/4
Haste
Gamble - Whenever Rigor Immortus attacks, flip a coin. If you lose the flip, sacrifice a creature. If you win the flip, return target creature card from your graveyard to the battlefield tapped and attacking. Exile it at end of combat.
Rigor gambled his soul away to Necrodemus. Now he gambles with the souls of others.
Tavern Bouncer (Common)
2U
Creature – Human Rebel Citizen
2/2
When Tavern Bouncer enters the battlefield, return target creature to its owner’s hand unless its controller pays 1.
Resist (When this dies, if it had no counters on it, return it to the battlefield under its owner's control with a +1/+1 counter on it.)
I like the flavor here. "I've unearthed some ancient ruins."
No.