Graven Lore 3UU
Snow Instant R
Scry X, where X is the amount of snow mana used to cast this spell, then draw 3.
Svella, 1RG
Legendary Snow Creature - Troll Warrior
3, T: Create a colorless snow artifact token named Icy Manalith that has 'T: add one mana of any color'.
6RG, T: Look at the top four cards of your library. You may cast one without paying its mana cost. Put the rest on the bottom of your library in a random order.
Reflections of Littjara
4U
Enchantment
As ~ enters the battlefield, choose a creature type.
Whenever you cast a spell of the chosen type, copy that spell. (A copy of a permanent spell becomes a token)
"Giant source" would also apply to damage from Giant cards that are not on the battlefield, for example something like Gempalm Incinerator's cycling trigger.
Ah, so maybe it's worded that way for a foretell effect.
"Giant source" makes me think the creature types will be able to appear on more than just the creatures (similar to the discontinued Tribal type). Maybe we'll be able to affix creature types to artifacts or something via Runes?
Part of me says Foretell is good because you can avoid hand destruction if its prevalent or a key card, part of me says its bad because you're taking two turns and overall spending more mana to cast the card. I want to see the set rules to see if it has to be cast on a later turn.
Not that anyone asked or noticed yet, but there was an Elesh Norn card that's been debunked. The person also quoted the tweet with Vorinclex, which may have also been debunked (only Elesh Norn is in their artist gallery).
When it comes to these Bob Ross lands are these pieces he did in the past or pieces someone else did in his style? I know Bob Ross and watched him some when I was younger, but I don't really know the story behind these lands.
I would imagine they are his works, and they paid his estate or whoever owns his works. I can't imagine the implications of having him as the artist credit when its someone else's work, even if it is in his style.
Spirit of the Night. When I was starting out, I loved big big creatures but black was my go-to color. This ended up with me doing some sort of shenanigan to get them out a little bit quicker, like playing multiple rituals out or reanimating them. While cards like Avatar of Woe or Scion of Darkness are some of my faves, Spirit is my favorite. If anything, it just has a weird but creepy/cool art.
Snow Instant R
Scry X, where X is the amount of snow mana used to cast this spell, then draw 3.
Svella, 1RG
Legendary Snow Creature - Troll Warrior
3, T: Create a colorless snow artifact token named Icy Manalith that has 'T: add one mana of any color'.
6RG, T: Look at the top four cards of your library. You may cast one without paying its mana cost. Put the rest on the bottom of your library in a random order.
Reflections of Littjara
4U
Enchantment
As ~ enters the battlefield, choose a creature type.
Whenever you cast a spell of the chosen type, copy that spell. (A copy of a permanent spell becomes a token)
Ah, so maybe it's worded that way for a foretell effect.
Overall seems really good for giant tribal.
Edit: Ah, it's the original Time Spiral's prerelease art. Neat.
Elephant itself isn't bad.
Not that anyone asked or noticed yet, but there was an Elesh Norn card that's been debunked. The person also quoted the tweet with Vorinclex, which may have also been debunked (only Elesh Norn is in their artist gallery).
About the same time you may be able to play games in person again (hopefully)
I was not sold on this one until now
Confirmation of Bob Ross lands
https://twitter.com/MTGSecretLair/status/1331301812536713216?s=20
Available in both foil and non-foil
Official announcement on Wed 11/25
I would imagine they are his works, and they paid his estate or whoever owns his works. I can't imagine the implications of having him as the artist credit when its someone else's work, even if it is in his style.