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Les cinq cartes Crown of Awe, Crown of Ascension, Crown of Suspicion, Crown of Fury et Crown of Vigor, de l'édition Onslaught, forment un cycle appelé "Crown". De plus leurs textes d'ambiance se font écho.
Source (Crown Cycle)
Source (Crown Cycle)
La carte Deification est une référence à Worship de par son effet, transposé d'un joueur à un type de planeswalker.
La carte Deification, de l'édition March of the Machine: The Aftermath, présente une erreur d'impression dans sa version Showcase Frame Halo Foil illustrée par Jason A. Engle : il est écrit "would result in all of its loyalty counters being removed" au lieu de "would result in all loyalty counters on it being removed".
Les cartes Ochran Assassin et Gift of the Deity, ainsi que les cartes Deadly Allure, Turntimber Basilisk et Lukamina, Scorpion Form, sont des références à la combo entre les cartes Taunting Elf et Venom (voir cette combo).
Search ~ deathtouch "able to block" "do so" - Search ~ deathtouch block "if able"
Search ~ deathtouch "able to block" "do so" - Search ~ deathtouch block "if able"
La carte Stocking Tiger est une référence aux cartes Stalking Tiger et Booster Tutor de par son nom, son type de créature, ses force et endurance, sa mécanique et enfin sa valeur de mana, totalisant celles des deux cartes.
Source (Holiday Card 2013 - "Every December, we release a silver-bordered holiday card. In 2013, we released our first, and so far only, Cat holiday card. The card is a parody of Stalking Tiger from Mirage (see above) combined with a mechanic from Unhinged's Booster Tutor .")
Source (Holiday Card 2013 - "Every December, we release a silver-bordered holiday card. In 2013, we released our first, and so far only, Cat holiday card. The card is a parody of Stalking Tiger from Mirage (see above) combined with a mechanic from Unhinged's Booster Tutor .")
La carte Overgrown Estate est une référence à Dark Heart of the Wood de par ses couleurs et sa capacité activée.
La carte Storm Front est une référence à Flood de par son coût de mana et sa capacité activée.
La carte Nameless Inversion est une référence à Nameless Race de par son nom et son effet de faire perdre tous les types de créature à la créature ciblée.
Sur l'illustration de Ryan Pancoast pour la carte Satsuki, the Living Lore, on peut voir des références à plusieurs cartes issues du Plan de Kamigawa... :
• Kura, the Boundless Sky
• Jugan, the Rising Star
• O-Kagachi, Vengeful Kami
• Kami of the Crescent Moon
• Ivory Crane Netsuke
• Konda, Lord of Eiganjo
• Eiganjo Castle
• That Which Was Taken
• Boseiju, Who Endures
• Kura, the Boundless Sky
• Jugan, the Rising Star
• O-Kagachi, Vengeful Kami
• Kami of the Crescent Moon
• Ivory Crane Netsuke
• Konda, Lord of Eiganjo
• Eiganjo Castle
• That Which Was Taken
• Boseiju, Who Endures
Source a écrit :
r/magicTCG • mardi 13 décembre 2022 à 02:49:22 UTC+1
par Baldurrr
All of the references to (mostly) the original Kamigawa block in Satsuki, the Living Lore :)
par Baldurrr
All of the references to (mostly) the original Kamigawa block in Satsuki, the Living Lore :)
Le personnage de la carte Isshin, Two Heavens as One, de l'édition Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty et illustrée par Ryan Pancoast, est inspiré du samouraï Miyamoto Musashi, qui a conçu la technique d'épée "Niten Ichi-ryu" ou "the school of the strategy of two heavens as one".
Source 1 (Two Hearts, One Family - "[...] most cultures have traditionally fought with only one weapon (and often a shield). Miyamoto Musashi created a two-sword style called nitōichi (二刀一, "two swords as one"), and Isshin here follows in his footsteps by inspiring all creatures to double your attack triggers!") -
Source 1 (Two Hearts, One Family - "[...] most cultures have traditionally fought with only one weapon (and often a shield). Miyamoto Musashi created a two-sword style called nitōichi (二刀一, "two swords as one"), and Isshin here follows in his footsteps by inspiring all creatures to double your attack triggers!") -
Source 2 : Zack Stella (@zack_stella), le 2:12 AM · Feb 4, 2022 a écrit :
I saw some questions about Isshin following his reveal article for #MTGNeon . We removed a reference that was not representational of the card's inspiration. Isshin was inspired by Miyamoto Musashi. Thank you for your feedback! #WOTCstaff
La carte Scarland Thrinax est une référence à Sprouting Thrinax de par son nom, ses couleurs, son type de créature et sa capacité activée, synergique de la capacité déclenchée du premier. Leurs couleurs correspondent à celles rattachées à Jund, un des cinq éclats d'Alara.
Source ("Each of the five shard design teams was going to have a significant amount of autonomy to figure out their own shard. The one rule we had to follow was this: each shard could not know of the four other shards, meaning that everything from that shard had to make sense in that shard. [...] The idea Bill had was that he wanted each shard to flourish independently, just as the shards would in the story.")
Source ("Each of the five shard design teams was going to have a significant amount of autonomy to figure out their own shard. The one rule we had to follow was this: each shard could not know of the four other shards, meaning that everything from that shard had to make sense in that shard. [...] The idea Bill had was that he wanted each shard to flourish independently, just as the shards would in the story.")
Les cinq cartes Skyward Eye Prophets, Sludge Strider, Elder Mastery, Scarland Thrinax et Knotvine Mystic, de l'édition Conflux, forment un cycle de permanents tricolores peu communs soutenant chacun un archétype de formats limités et rattachés aux éclats d'Alara, respectivement : Bant, Esper, Grixis, Jund et Naya.
Source 1 (Three-Color Gold - "We hit the Shards of Alara three-color gold theme, no strings, with an uncommon cycle (Skyward Eye Prophets, Sludge Strider, Elder Mastery, Scarland Thrinax, and Knotvine Mystic) [...]") - Source 2 ("Draft, as an example, had a big influence on the uncommon gold cards that model Draft archetypes")
Source 1 (Three-Color Gold - "We hit the Shards of Alara three-color gold theme, no strings, with an uncommon cycle (Skyward Eye Prophets, Sludge Strider, Elder Mastery, Scarland Thrinax, and Knotvine Mystic) [...]") - Source 2 ("Draft, as an example, had a big influence on the uncommon gold cards that model Draft archetypes")
Les cinq cartes Rhox War Monk, Tower Gargoyle, Fire-Field Ogre, Sprouting Thrinax et Woolly Thoctar, de l'édition Shards of Alara, forment un cycle de créatures tricolores peu communes, soutenant chacune un archétype de formats limités et rattachées aux éclats d'Alara, respectivement : Bant, Esper, Grixis, Jund et Naya.
Source ("Draft, as an example, had a big influence on the uncommon gold cards that model Draft archetypes")
Source ("Draft, as an example, had a big influence on the uncommon gold cards that model Draft archetypes")
Les trois cartes Scepter of Dominance, Scepter of Insight et Scepter of Fugue, de l'édition Conflux, forment un cycle appelé "Scepter" d'artefacts colorés dont les couleurs combinées correspondent à celles rattachées à Esper, un des cinq éclats d'Alara.
Source ("Each of the five shard design teams was going to have a significant amount of autonomy to figure out their own shard. The one rule we had to follow was this: each shard could not know of the four other shards, meaning that everything from that shard had to make sense in that shard. [...] The idea Bill had was that he wanted each shard to flourish independently, just as the shards would in the story.")
Source ("Each of the five shard design teams was going to have a significant amount of autonomy to figure out their own shard. The one rule we had to follow was this: each shard could not know of the four other shards, meaning that everything from that shard had to make sense in that shard. [...] The idea Bill had was that he wanted each shard to flourish independently, just as the shards would in the story.")
Les trois cartes Dispeller's Capsule, Courier's Capsule et Executioner's Capsule, de l'édition Shards of Alara, forment un cycle appelé "Capsule" d'artefacts colorés dont les couleurs combinées correspondent à celles rattachées à Esper, un des cinq éclats d'Alara.
Source ("Each of the five shard design teams was going to have a significant amount of autonomy to figure out their own shard. The one rule we had to follow was this: each shard could not know of the four other shards, meaning that everything from that shard had to make sense in that shard. [...] The idea Bill had was that he wanted each shard to flourish independently, just as the shards would in the story.")
Source ("Each of the five shard design teams was going to have a significant amount of autonomy to figure out their own shard. The one rule we had to follow was this: each shard could not know of the four other shards, meaning that everything from that shard had to make sense in that shard. [...] The idea Bill had was that he wanted each shard to flourish independently, just as the shards would in the story.")
La carte Excommunicate est la version "color-shifted" de Time Ebb.
Source (Excommunicate - "[...] And thus we stretched Time Ebb from blue into white.")
Source (Excommunicate - "[...] And thus we stretched Time Ebb from blue into white.")
Les cinq cartes Aerie Mystics, Scornful Aether-Lich, Dreadwing, Viashino Slaughtermaster et Sacellum Archers, de l'édition Conflux, forment un cycle.
Source (Three-Color Gold - "Finally, there was a full-blown uncommon cycle of "CE" activations for better upside:")
Source (Three-Color Gold - "Finally, there was a full-blown uncommon cycle of "CE" activations for better upside:")
Les cartes Magnetic Mine et Dingus Staff sont des références à Dingus Egg de par leur coût de mana et leur effet, transposé respectivement des terrains aux artefacts et aux créatures.
Les cinq cartes Ordeal of Heliod, Ordeal of Thassa, Ordeal of Erebos, Ordeal of Purphoros et Ordeal of Nylea, de l'édition Theros, forment un cycle appelé "Ordeal".
Source ("Once I'd cemented down the idea that enchantments were the influence of the gods on the world and its inhabitants, I knew I wanted to do a cycle that represented heroes being sent on quests. [...]")
Source ("Once I'd cemented down the idea that enchantments were the influence of the gods on the world and its inhabitants, I knew I wanted to do a cycle that represented heroes being sent on quests. [...]")
Les cinq cartes Heliod's Emissary, Thassa's Emissary, Erebos's Emissary, Purphoros's Emissary et Nylea's Emissary, de l'édition Theros et illustrées par Sam Burley, forment un cycle appelé "Emissary".
Les cinq cartes Dauntless Onslaught, Triton Tactics, Cutthroat Maneuver, Coordinated Assault et Warriors' Lesson, de l'édition Theros, forment un cycle.
Source ("So, heroic had a few issues in design. [...] As a means to help both problems, design added in a cycle of instants that all had two targets.")
Source ("So, heroic had a few issues in design. [...] As a means to help both problems, design added in a cycle of instants that all had two targets.")
Les dix cartes Setessan Griffin, Coastline Chimera, Returned Phalanx, Deathbellow Raider, Satyr Hedonist, Scholar of Athreos, Crackling Triton, Loathsome Catoblepas, Priest of Iroas et Agent of Horizons, de l'édition Theros, forment un cycle.
Les dix cartes Battlewise Hoplite, Shipwreck Singer, Kragma Warcaller, Destructive Revelry, Chronicler of Heroes, Sentry of the Underworld, Spellheart Chimera, Pharika's Mender, Akroan Hoplite et Horizon Chimera, de l'édition Theros, forment un cycle de sorts bicolores peu communs soutenant chacun un archétype de formats limités.
Source 1 (Chronicler of Heroes - "There is a ten-card cycle of two-color cards at uncommon. The reason these are in the file are two-fold. First, we wanted each two-color combination to have a role in Theros draft. The uncommon multicolor card of each combination is meant to be a card that really works well with that color combination's strategy. The idea is if you draft it early, you could then draft your deck around it. [...] The second reason the multicolor cycle exists is that we try to have synergy between blocks and we wanted to make sure that each guild got a few new cards to play with.") - Source 2 ("Draft, as an example, had a big influence on the uncommon gold cards that model Draft archetypes")
Source 1 (Chronicler of Heroes - "There is a ten-card cycle of two-color cards at uncommon. The reason these are in the file are two-fold. First, we wanted each two-color combination to have a role in Theros draft. The uncommon multicolor card of each combination is meant to be a card that really works well with that color combination's strategy. The idea is if you draft it early, you could then draft your deck around it. [...] The second reason the multicolor cycle exists is that we try to have synergy between blocks and we wanted to make sure that each guild got a few new cards to play with.") - Source 2 ("Draft, as an example, had a big influence on the uncommon gold cards that model Draft archetypes")
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