Autographs items and contracts...!

[Blackshade Rider]

So this is a new idea I think would be a good addition to MD.

 

Here is what I was thinking. I want to take a personal Autograph and make them into an item used as a contract. {example: player A and player B make a deal with one another to buy a creature or to do a favor. But player B doesn't have the time to do the favor or the money/items to trade for the value or just a simple promise of something. So player B gives Player A his autograph in a contract as a promise for payment or promise for favor.}

 

Here is how I think this could work.

Lets say a land leader makes a promise to another player for any reason. But the land leader does not have the time. So they come to an agreement And then the land leader gives that player his

Autograph as a promise it will be done at some point.

Basically use as a sub payment or a contract made and signed.

 

This is a new idea I just thought of today so please every one let me know what you think.

Im not fully sure how to make it go but im sure everyone has possibly had a similar idea with this item

 

-Rider

[Miq]

Ave,

 

The problem is that there are autographs that have just been traded. How you differentiate a souvenir from a contract?

[Blackshade Rider]

well you have witnesses. witnesses that are active a lot and then this contract gets legalized and the buyer gives his autograph to the seller

[Miq]

I can see this working with item cauldron. You have paper+autograph+ink, add text and it creates signed contract (creator has to be the creator of the autograph).

[Blackshade Rider]

that sounds like a good idea. how would you suggest it work

[Chewett]

that sounds like a good idea. how would you suggest it work

Have a look into how item mixers work :)

[Blackshade Rider]

Where would I start looking for info on that

[Rophs]

http://magicduel.wikia.com/wiki/Cauldron

Check the wiki for some more rudimentary info. If you have the resources for it then come find me and we can try making some cake or tea, a hands on approach will really give you a better idea.