Monopoly2UUUU
Enchantment (M)
As Monopoly enters the battlefield, choose a card type.
Only you can cast spells of the chosen type. 9: Destroy Monopoly. Any player may play this ability. "The people are getting lazy. I say it's time for an old-fashioned shortage." - Baron Silbod, Lord of Sugar
Ratpox Plagueling
Enchantment Creature- Germ (U)
Bestow B
At the beginning of your end step, if Ratpox Plagueling is an aura, put a fester counter on it.
Enchanted creature gets -1/-1 for each fester counter on Ratpox Plagueling.
If Ratpox Plagueling is a creature, it gets +1/+1 for each fester counter on it.
0/0
Junkyard Junketer2
Artifact Creature- Construct
Sacrifice an artifact: gain 1 life. "How can something without a face seem so jolly?"
2/1
Journey's Guide1
Artifact Creature- Construct 3, T, Sacrifice Journeyer's Attendant: Search your library for a basic land card, reveal it, put it into your hand, and shuffle your library.
1/1
I'm seeing comments like "Don't ride the hype train people" and "it is strange for me to see, so many people are hyped and buy this product", but I'm not seeing the hype. To me, this thread looks like twenty pages of (mostly) vitriol against the design of masters sets, with an occasional post of mild interest. If there's a hype train, I'm not seeing it.
I'll warrant that the vitriol is more earned here than in most places, as this set only exacerbates the known problem with masters sets by increasing the price. We can truthfully complain that we've been saying and saying this, and Wizards is willfully ignoring us.
Are you guys seeing something I'm not? Are people hyped about this somewhere else? They certainly aren't here.
Plagues of the Khamset2BW
Enchantment- Saga Aura Curse
Enchant player 1: Each of enchanted player's opponents creates three 0/1 insect creature tokens with "Sacrifice this creature: Tap target creature or land." 2: Until your next turn, creatures controlled by enchanted player can't attack or block. 3: Enchanted player sacrifices each creature they control with the lowest power, then repeats the process.
Obviously, the following would never fit on a card.
Ten Plagues of Egypt3WBB
Enchantment- Saga Aura Curse
Enchant player 1 (Water to blood): Until your next turn, basic lands controlled by enchanted player produce C instead of their normal types of mana. 2 (Frogs): Each of enchanted player's opponents creates two 1/1 green Frog creature tokens. 3 (Lice): Until your next turn, creatures controlled by enchanted player get -2/-0. 4 (Beasts): Each of enchanted player's opponents creates a 3/3 green beast creature token. 5 (Diseased Livestock): Enchanted player loses 1 life for each creature they control. 6 (Boils): Until your next turn, creatures controlled by enchanted player get -1/-1 and lose all activated abilities. 7 (Storm of hail and fire): Enchanted player sacrifices an artifact and a land. 8 (Locusts): Each of enchanted player's opponents creates three 0/1 insect creature tokens with "Sacrifice this creature: Tap target creature or land." 9 (Darkness): Until your next turn, creatures controlled by enchanted player can't attack or block. 10 (Death of the first born): Enchanted player sacrifices each creature they control with the lowest power, then repeats the process.
IIW: Any mythological story, or story from folklore summed up on a card (name the story if it's not obvious).
Heliod, Sky Charioteer2W
Legendary Enchantment Creature- God
Indestructible, flying
Heliod isn't a creature unless an opponent controls three or more tapped creatures. WW: Tap target creature. W: Target creature gains vigilance until end of turn.
4/5
Forefather's Protector2RW
Enchantment Creature- Aura Spirit Warrior
Enchant creature you control (If an aura is not attached to a legal target, it is put into its owner's graveyard.)
Enchanted creature gets +2/+2. T: Enchanted creature gets +2/+2 and gains indestructible until end of turn.
4/4
(This card is technically impossible in the current rules, which say that an aura can't be a creature.)
Everyone: STOP TRYING TO WIN THE CULTURE WAR BY POSTING ON THE INTERNET!!!
No matter how smart and compelling your post/ article seems to you, it is not going to change hearts and minds. None of us had ever heard of either of these two people before this nonsense: it is just an excuse to rehash a bigger issue that will never be resolved by making posts and counter-posts on message boards. (Yes, I know saying that here is hypocritical.)
It's like people don't even know that Anointed Procession will be eight bucks in five years. How is it this kind of card always follows this pattern? It seems investors would have destroyed that easy plunder by over-exploiting it.
Not that I mind. I'm happy when cards are cheap, and easily available. Order now for your casual fun purposes, or you'll end up paying way more for the same card. In the mean time, almost every other card in the set will tank in value. Business as usual.
Enchantment (M)
As Monopoly enters the battlefield, choose a card type.
Only you can cast spells of the chosen type.
9: Destroy Monopoly. Any player may play this ability.
"The people are getting lazy. I say it's time for an old-fashioned shortage." - Baron Silbod, Lord of Sugar
IIW: flavorful equipment.
Enchantment Creature- Germ (U)
Bestow B
At the beginning of your end step, if Ratpox Plagueling is an aura, put a fester counter on it.
Enchanted creature gets -1/-1 for each fester counter on Ratpox Plagueling.
If Ratpox Plagueling is a creature, it gets +1/+1 for each fester counter on it.
0/0
IIW: Something based on one of the following unusual white cards: Inheritance, Soul Sculptor, Reconnaissance, or Shaman en-Kor. It doesn't have to be white.
Instant
Surveil 1.
Draw a card.
Scry 1.
Dragon
Artifact
T: Scry 1, put a study counter on Tome of Grent
T, Remove a study counter from Tome of Grent: Draw a card.
Next:
One Two three
or
Cowabunga, dude
Artifact - Equipment
Equipped creature gets +0/+1 and protection from vampires.
Sacrifice Silk Scarf: Create a colorless artifact token named Gold
Artifact - Equipment
Equipped creature gets +0/+1 and protection from vampires.
Sacrifice Silk Scarf: Create a colorless artifact... Gold
Artifact Creature- Construct
Sacrifice an artifact: gain 1 life.
"How can something without a face seem so jolly?"
2/1
Journey's Guide 1
Artifact Creature- Construct
3, T, Sacrifice Journeyer's Attendant: Search your library for a basic land card, reveal it, put it into your hand, and shuffle your library.
1/1
I'll warrant that the vitriol is more earned here than in most places, as this set only exacerbates the known problem with masters sets by increasing the price. We can truthfully complain that we've been saying and saying this, and Wizards is willfully ignoring us.
Are you guys seeing something I'm not? Are people hyped about this somewhere else? They certainly aren't here.
Artifact - Equipment
Equipped creature gets +0/+1 and protection from vampires.
Sacrifice Silk Scarf: Create a
Enchantment- Saga Aura Curse
Enchant player
1: Each of enchanted player's opponents creates three 0/1 insect creature tokens with "Sacrifice this creature: Tap target creature or land."
2: Until your next turn, creatures controlled by enchanted player can't attack or block.
3: Enchanted player sacrifices each creature they control with the lowest power, then repeats the process.
Ten Plagues of Egypt 3WBB
Enchantment- Saga Aura Curse
Enchant player
1 (Water to blood): Until your next turn, basic lands controlled by enchanted player produce C instead of their normal types of mana.
2 (Frogs): Each of enchanted player's opponents creates two 1/1 green Frog creature tokens.
3 (Lice): Until your next turn, creatures controlled by enchanted player get -2/-0.
4 (Beasts): Each of enchanted player's opponents creates a 3/3 green beast creature token.
5 (Diseased Livestock): Enchanted player loses 1 life for each creature they control.
6 (Boils): Until your next turn, creatures controlled by enchanted player get -1/-1 and lose all activated abilities.
7 (Storm of hail and fire): Enchanted player sacrifices an artifact and a land.
8 (Locusts): Each of enchanted player's opponents creates three 0/1 insect creature tokens with "Sacrifice this creature: Tap target creature or land."
9 (Darkness): Until your next turn, creatures controlled by enchanted player can't attack or block.
10 (Death of the first born): Enchanted player sacrifices each creature they control with the lowest power, then repeats the process.
IIW: Any mythological story, or story from folklore summed up on a card (name the story if it's not obvious).
Legendary Enchantment Creature- God
Indestructible, flying
Heliod isn't a creature unless an opponent controls three or more tapped creatures.
WW: Tap target creature.
W: Target creature gains vigilance until end of turn.
4/5
Artifact - Equipment
Equipped creature gets +0/+1 and protection from vampires.
Sacrifice Silk Scarf:
Artifact - Equipment
Equipped creature gets +0/+1 and protection
Enchantment Creature- Aura Spirit Warrior
Enchant creature you control
(If an aura is not attached to a legal target, it is put into its owner's graveyard.)
Enchanted creature gets +2/+2.
T: Enchanted creature gets +2/+2 and gains indestructible until end of turn.
4/4
(This card is technically impossible in the current rules, which say that an aura can't be a creature.)