"What is a Planeswalker? A miserable pile of energy!" edition OR "Can I be cool too? edition
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Reminder that preferred spells are not actually spells your flake uses, but schools and variants of magic they know and prefer. Look at what they do conceptually, not mechanically.
I'll agree with this, using a flake that I made ages ago as an example.
He doesn't summon Palisade Giants and Darksteel Myrs to give them Indestructible and Pariah respectively. It's simply an idea of the sort of magic he uses at a personal level. He is a suit of darksteel fused to flesh and he uses his magic to redirect any damage that would be inflicted on others, directing it at his own near-indestructible being instead.
I personally use the cards as another sort of flavor to give the character identity in my head, rather than THIS IS 100% THE DECK THAT THIS CHARACTER USES TO FIGHT.
Well, time to bump using some poorly drawn comics of people's flakes.
Was Vronak, Dyna, amd Newt.
Here's Ka'Koarm and Iosha.
Arkhesh
Messenger
And finally my own, Skyre, and Murdock. I'm still brainstorming a Cala comic, and I've got a skyre comic I'll get around to eventually, but I'm still open to ideas or characters anyone would particularly like to see poorly smeared across a screen.
All of that is fine, but summoning creatures is still summoning creatures. This is where them being non-legendary is important: you don't summon things named Palisade Giants specifically, you summon giants that take damage for you and your allies, shielding you with their bodies.
If you don't want him to summon those things, that's what Pariah is already there for, no need for redundancy.