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{{Infobox set | {{Infobox set | ||
|image = New Capenna logo.png | |||
|image_bgcolor = black | |||
|symbol_description = Brass knuckles with angel wings | |||
|design = [[Mark Gottlieb]] (lead)<br>[[Mark Rosewater]]<br>[[Noah Millrod]]<br>[[Ari Nieh]]<br>[[Donald Smith, Jr]] | |||
|development = Mark Gottlieb (co-lead)<br>[[Jules Robins]] (co-lead)<br>[[Andrew Brown]]<br>[[Carmen Handy]]<br>Noah Millrod<br>[[Ken Nagle]]<br>Ari Nieh<br>[[Michelle Roberson]]<br>Donald Smith Jr<br>[[Reggie Valk]]<br>[[Cameron Williams]] | |||
|art = [[Keven Smith]] | |||
|release = April 29th, 2022 | |||
|mechanics = [[Shard|Shard-colored]] factions | |||
|keywords = [[Cycling]], [[Hideaway]], [[Blitz]], [[Alliance]], [[Connive]], [[Casualty]], [[Shield counter|Shield counters]] | |||
|size = 281 + 186 | |||
|code_expansion = SNC | |||
|code_expansion_ref =[[Information below the text box]] | |||
|plane= [[Capenna]] | |||
|code_expansion_explain = | |||
|code_development = Ice Skating<ref>{{DailyRef|making-magic/vow-part-2-2021-11-08|From Vow On, Part 2|[[Wizards of the Coast]]|November 8, 2021}}</ref> | |||
|standard0 = Streets of New Capenna | |||
|standard1 = Innistrad: Midnight Hunt{{!}}Midnight Hunt | |||
|standard2 = Innistrad: Crimson Vow{{!}}Crimson Vow | |||
|standard3 = Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty{{!}}Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty | |||
|previous = Secret Lair Drop Series: April Superdrop 2022 | |||
|next = Streets of New Capenna/Commander decks{{!}}Streets of New Capenna Commander Decks | |||
}} | }} | ||
'''''Streets of New Capenna''''' is the ninety-second | '''''Streets of New Capenna''''' is the ninety-second ''[[Magic: the Gathering|Magic]]'' expansion. It is inspired by modern urban [[Wikipedia:Gangster film|gangster movies]] focusing on early 20th century society and organized crime.<ref>{{YouTubeRef|VL4x6q9hXNY|Magic Has Grown Up on the Streets of New Capenna|channel=[[Magic: The Gathering]]|date=April 7, 2022}}</ref><ref>{{DailyRef|making-magic/hitting-streets-new-capenna-part-1-2022-04-07|Hitting the Streets of New Capenna, Part 1|[[Mark Rosewater]]|April 7, 2022}}</ref><ref>{{DailyRef|articles/archive/making-magic/state-design-2022-2022-08-01|State of Design 2022|[[Mark Rosewater]]|August 1, 2022}}</ref> It was released on April 29, 2022.<ref name="SNC release date">{{DailyRef|news/streets-new-capenna-and-commander-legends-battle-baldurs-gate-release-dates|Streets of New Capenna and Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate Release Dates|[[Wizards of the Coast]]|February 24, 2022}}</ref> | ||
==Set details== | ==Set details== | ||
[[File:SNC expansion symbol.png|right|thumb|Expansion symbol]] | [[File:SNC expansion symbol.png|right|thumb|Expansion symbol]] | ||
{{cquote|Family Means Business}} | {{cquote|Family Means Business}} | ||
Public domain name registries for ''Streets of New Celesta'' were filed by a subsidiary registrar in October, 2020.<ref>{{WebRef|url=https://www.reddit.com/r/MTGRumors/comments/orr4hz/possible_upcoming_set_name_streets_of_new_celesta/|title=Possible upcoming set name: Streets of New Celesta|author=Venator61|date=July 26, 2021|publisher=Reddit}}</ref> A further registration with the gg domain was filed by [[Wizards of the Coast]] itself, | Public domain name registries for ''Streets of New Celesta'' were filed by a subsidiary registrar in October, 2020.<ref>{{WebRef|url=https://www.reddit.com/r/MTGRumors/comments/orr4hz/possible_upcoming_set_name_streets_of_new_celesta/|title=Possible upcoming set name: Streets of New Celesta|author=Venator61|date=July 26, 2021|publisher=Reddit}}</ref> A further registration with the gg domain was filed by [[Wizards of the Coast]] itself. After the name "New Celesta" appeared in a published vision design handoff document for [[March of the Machine]], Mark Rosewater confirmed on his blog that it had been the original name for New Capenna.<ref>https://markrosewater.tumblr.com/post/717435301491064832/hi-mark-so-i-just-read-the-second-part-of-vision</ref> | ||
The set contains 281 regular cards {{curmb|101|80|60|20|20}} and includes randomly inserted [[premium]] versions of all cards. The regular cards include 10 [[full-art]] "Metropolis" [[basic land]]s.<ref>{{DailyRef|feature/behind-scenes-streets-new-capennas-stylish-booster-fun-2022-04-07|Behind the Scenes of ''Streets of New Capenna'' Stylish Booster Fun|[[Clayton Kroh]]|April 7, 2022}}</ref><ref name="Collecting"/> Each type has two different pieces of art. Alternate [[card frame]]s have another card number than the original version. [[Borderless]] [[planeswalker]]s are numbered #282-284. Other borderless cards are #285-295. Each of the 45 three-color gold cards in ''Streets of New Capenna'' appears in the "Golden Age" [[Showcase]] treatment that evokes the aesthetics of the roaring and soaring city life of New Capenna. The art deco influence is felt in the frames of this treatment, which is paired with eye-catching gold. These are numbered #296-340. Four rares and five mythic rares —including the three mythic rare planeswalkers — appear in the "Art Deco" treatment, reimagining those cards as if they were on the cover of a fashion magazine (#341-349). Ten of the nonbasic lands appear in the "Skyscraper" treatment (#350-359). #360 is the Phyrexian-language {{card|Urabrask, Heretic Praetor||SNC|#=360}}. [[Extended artwork]] cards are numbered #406-440. #450-460 are the <c>Gala Greeters</c> box toppers. The [[Buy-a-Box]] card is #461 and the [[Bundle promo]] is #462. The dark frame treatment cards from the [[Universal promo pack]] are numbered #463-467. | The set contains 281 regular cards {{curmb|101|80|60|20|20}} and includes randomly inserted [[premium]] versions of all cards. The regular cards include 10 [[full-art]] "Metropolis" [[basic land]]s.<ref>{{DailyRef|feature/behind-scenes-streets-new-capennas-stylish-booster-fun-2022-04-07|Behind the Scenes of ''Streets of New Capenna'' Stylish Booster Fun|[[Clayton Kroh]]|April 7, 2022}}</ref><ref name="Collecting"/> Each type has two different pieces of art. Alternate [[card frame]]s have another card number than the original version. [[Borderless]] [[planeswalker]]s are numbered #282-284. Other borderless cards are #285-295. Each of the 45 three-color gold cards in ''Streets of New Capenna'' appears in the "Golden Age" [[Showcase]] treatment that evokes the aesthetics of the roaring and soaring city life of New Capenna. The art deco influence is felt in the frames of this treatment, which is paired with eye-catching gold. These are numbered #296-340. Four rares and five mythic rares —including the three mythic rare planeswalkers — appear in the "Art Deco" treatment, reimagining those cards as if they were on the cover of a fashion magazine (#341-349). Ten of the nonbasic lands appear in the "Skyscraper" treatment (#350-359). #360 is the Phyrexian-language {{card|Urabrask, Heretic Praetor||SNC|#=360}}. [[Extended artwork]] cards are numbered #406-440. #450-460 are the <c>Gala Greeters</c> box toppers. The [[Buy-a-Box]] card is #461 and the [[Bundle promo]] is #462. The dark frame treatment cards from the [[Universal promo pack]] are numbered #463-467. The "Concept Praetor" art of Urabrask, released with ''[[Phyrexia: All Will Be One]]'', is #468.<ref>{{DailyRef|announcements/a-first-look-at-phyrexia-all-will-be-one|A First Look at ''Phyrexia: All Will Be One''|[[Clayton Kroh]] and [[Adam Styborski]]|December 13, 2022}}</ref> | ||
All 45 Golden Age cards have a gilded version (#361-405). These "[[Gilded Foil]]" cards have the golden frame elements three-dimensionally embossed in gold atop a traditional foil card. As with other treatments, this embossing is smooth and legal for play in sanctioned ''Magic'' tournaments.<ref name="Collecting"/> [[Foil-etched]] versions of all nine "Art Deco" cards can be found exclusively Collector Boosters (#441-449). | All 45 Golden Age cards have a gilded version (#361-405). These "[[Gilded Foil]]" cards have the golden frame elements three-dimensionally embossed in gold atop a traditional foil card. As with other treatments, this embossing is smooth and legal for play in sanctioned ''Magic'' tournaments.<ref name="Collecting"/> [[Foil-etched]] versions of all nine "Art Deco" cards can be found exclusively in Collector Boosters (#441-449). | ||
===Storyline=== | ===Storyline=== | ||
[[File:Goddess of Speed.jpg|right|thumb|300px|SNC [[key art]]]] | [[File:Goddess of Speed.jpg|right|thumb|300px|SNC [[key art]]]] | ||
The set takes place in the [[Wikipedia:Art Deco|Art Deco]] metropolis of [[New Capenna]], a city that has both grit and glamour. It is a place built by [[angel]]s, but now ruled by five [[demon]] crime families battling for supremacy. The fragile alliances that foster peace between the families are being strained to a breaking point as the precious commodity [[halo]] seems to be running out and someone known as "[[Ob Nixilis|The Adversary]]" makes a power grab. Meanwhile, the planeswalker [[Elspeth Tirel]] arrives to investigate her past.<ref name="Showcase">{{DailyRef|feature/what-happened-magic-showcase-2021-08-24|What Happened In Magic Showcase 2021?|[[Adam Styborski]]|August 24, 2021}}</ref> Deep under the city, [[Urabrask|another outsider]] has his own plans. | The set takes place in the [[Wikipedia:Art Deco|Art Deco]] metropolis of [[New Capenna]], a city that has both grit and glamour. It is a place built by [[angel]]s, but now ruled by five [[demon]]-led crime families battling for supremacy. The fragile alliances that foster peace between the families are being strained to a breaking point as the precious commodity [[halo]] seems to be running out and someone known as "[[Ob Nixilis|The Adversary]]" makes a power grab. Meanwhile, the planeswalker [[Elspeth Tirel]] arrives to investigate her past.<ref name="Showcase">{{DailyRef|feature/what-happened-magic-showcase-2021-08-24|What Happened In Magic Showcase 2021?|[[Adam Styborski]]|August 24, 2021}}</ref> Deep under the city, [[Urabrask|another outsider]] has his own plans. | ||
The cards that represent the [[Story Spotlight]]s in ''New Capenna'' are: | The cards that represent the [[Story Spotlight]]s in ''New Capenna'' are: | ||
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*{{card|Giada, Font of Hope||SNC}} | *{{card|Giada, Font of Hope||SNC}} | ||
*{{card|Hostile Takeover||SNC}} | *{{card|Hostile Takeover||SNC}} | ||
*{{card|Luxior, Giada's Gift||SNC}} | |||
*{{card|Meeting of the Five||SNC}} | *{{card|Meeting of the Five||SNC}} | ||
*{{card|Most Wanted||SNC}} | *{{card|Most Wanted||SNC}} | ||
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}} | }} | ||
Remarkably, some of these | Remarkably, some of these Story Spotlights have [[flavor text]] referencing events that aren't told in the Magic Story, or even depict events that contradict the Magic Story.<ref>{{YouTubeRef|AYjZb-_K9nY|Capennas Curious Card Contradictions|channel=The Magic Historian|date=April 25, 2022}}</ref> | ||
====''Magic'' Story==== | ====''Magic'' Story==== | ||
{{main|Magic Story}} | {{main|Magic Story}} | ||
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===Marketing=== | ===Marketing=== | ||
''New Capenna'' is sold in regular 16-card [[Draft Booster]]s (one card being a [[marketing card]]), a [[Draft Pack]], [[Theme Booster]]s, [[Collector Booster]]s, [[Set Booster]]s, the ''New Capenna'' [[Bundle]], and five [[Commander (format)|Commander]] decks.<ref name="First Look"/><ref>{{DailyRef| | ''New Capenna'' is sold in regular 16-card [[Draft Booster]]s (one card being a [[marketing card]]), a [[Draft Pack]], [[Theme Booster]]s, [[Collector Booster]]s, [[Set Booster]]s, the ''New Capenna'' [[Bundle]], and five [[Commander (format)|Commander]] decks.<ref name="First Look"/><ref>{{DailyRef|announcements/first-look-streets-new-capenna-where-family-means-business-2022-03-03|''Streets of New Capenna'' Product Overview|[[Max McCall]]|April 7, 2022}}</ref> The Draft Boosters feature artwork depicting [[Elspeth Tirel]], the Set Boosters feature art depicting an [[angel]] car hood ornament, and the Collector Boosters feature artwork depicting an angel statue on a rooftop. The Theme Boosters feature art from <c>Scheming Fence</c> ([[Obscura]] {{W}}{{U}}{{B}}), <c>Glamorous Outlaw</c> ([[Maestros]] {{U}}{{B}}{{R}}), <c>Pugnacious Pugilist</c> ([[Riveteers]] {{B}}{{R}}{{G}}), <c>Venom Connoisseur</c> ([[Cabaretti]] {{R}}{{G}}{{W}}) and <c>Dapper Shieldmate</c> ([[Brokers]] {{G}}{{W}}{{U}}). | ||
====Box Toppers==== | ====Box Toppers==== | ||
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====Events==== | ====Events==== | ||
* [[Tabletop]] [[Prerelease]]: April 22, 2022<ref name="SNC release date"/><ref>{{WebRef|url=https://magic.gg/news/streets-of-new-capenna-prerelease-primer|title=''Streets of New Capenna'' Prerelease Primer|author=[[Gavin Verhey]]|date=April 20, 2022|publisher=[[Magic.gg]]}}</ref> | *[[Tabletop]] [[Prerelease]]: April 22, 2022<ref name="SNC release date"/><ref>{{WebRef|url=https://magic.gg/news/streets-of-new-capenna-prerelease-primer|title=''Streets of New Capenna'' Prerelease Primer|author=[[Gavin Verhey]]|date=April 20, 2022|publisher=[[Magic.gg]]}}</ref> | ||
**There are five different [[prerelease pack]]s, each containing a seeded "Family Booster" with crime family-focused cards.<ref name="First Look"/> | **There are five different [[prerelease pack]]s, each containing a seeded "Family Booster" with crime family-focused cards.<ref name="First Look"/> | ||
* [[Magic Online]] and [[MTG Arena]] release: April 28, 2022<ref name="SNC dates">{{WebRef|url=https://wpn.wizards.com/en/article/welcome-glitz-and-glamour-streets-new-capenna-set-release|title=Welcome Glitz and Glamour: Streets of New Capenna Set Release|author=[[WPN]]|date=February 24, 2022|publisher=[[Wizards Play Network]]}}</ref> | *[[Magic Online]] and [[MTG Arena]] release: April 28, 2022<ref name="SNC dates">{{WebRef|url=https://wpn.wizards.com/en/article/welcome-glitz-and-glamour-streets-new-capenna-set-release|title=Welcome Glitz and Glamour: Streets of New Capenna Set Release|author=[[WPN]]|date=February 24, 2022|publisher=[[Wizards Play Network]]}}</ref> | ||
* [[Commander (format)|Commander]] [[Launch party]]: April 29–May 8, 2022<ref name="SNC dates"/> | *[[Commander (format)|Commander]] [[Launch party]]: April 29–May 8, 2022<ref name="SNC dates"/> | ||
**Played with the set's Commander decks. | **Played with the set's Commander decks. | ||
* [[Friday Night Magic]]: April 29–August 26, 2022<ref name="SNC dates"/> | *[[Friday Night Magic]]: April 29–August 26, 2022<ref name="SNC dates"/> | ||
* [[Commander Nights]]: May 2–September 1, 2022<ref name="SNC dates"/> | *[[Commander Nights]]: May 2–September 1, 2022<ref name="SNC dates"/> | ||
* [[Game Day]]: May 7–15, 2022<ref name="SNC dates"/> | *[[Game Day]]: May 7–15, 2022<ref name="SNC dates"/> | ||
* [[Store Championship]]: July 9–17, 2022<ref name="SNC dates"/> | *[[Store Championship]]: July 9–17, 2022<ref name="SNC dates"/> | ||
====Promotional cards==== | ====Promotional cards==== | ||
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*Other events: cards from the ''New Capenna'' [[universal promo pack]]. | *Other events: cards from the ''New Capenna'' [[universal promo pack]]. | ||
**The seasonal dark-frame promos are: {{Card|Rumor Gatherer||SNC|#=463}}, {{Card|An Offer You Can't Refuse||SNC|#=464}}, {{Card|Incriminate||SNC|#=465}}, {{Card|Light 'Em Up||SNC|#=466}} and {{Card|Courier's Briefcase||SNC|#=467}} | **The seasonal dark-frame promos are: {{Card|Rumor Gatherer||SNC|#=463}}, {{Card|An Offer You Can't Refuse||SNC|#=464}}, {{Card|Incriminate||SNC|#=465}}, {{Card|Light 'Em Up||SNC|#=466}} and {{Card|Courier's Briefcase||SNC|#=467}} | ||
* [[Game Day]]: [[Full-art|Full]] [[alternate art]] {{card|Power Word Kill|| | *[[Game Day]]: [[Full-art|Full]] [[alternate art]] {{card|Power Word Kill||GDY}} (participation), {{card|Skyclave Apparition||GDY}} (Top 8) and {{card|All-Seeing Arbiter||GDY}} (winner).<ref>{{WebRef|url=https://wpn.wizards.com/en/article/streets-new-capenna-game-day-tips-promo-reveals|title=''Streets of New Capenna'' Game Day Tips & Promo Reveals|author=[[WPN]]|date=April 12, 2022|publisher=[[Wizards Play Network]]}}</ref> | ||
* [[Buy-a-Box]]: [[foil]] [[extended art|extended]] [[alternate art]] {{Card|Jaxis, the Troublemaker||SNC|#=461}} | *[[Buy-a-Box]]: [[foil]] [[extended art|extended]] [[alternate art]] {{Card|Jaxis, the Troublemaker||SNC|#=461}} | ||
**In South East Asia only, six special [[Treasure]] tokens were released as Collector Booster Buy-a-Box promos, featuring [[Halo]] and the the five families.<ref>{{WebRef|url=https://www.reddit.com/r/magicTCG/comments/twodyb/sea_exclusive_family_treasure_tokens/|title=SEA Exclusive Family Treasure Tokens|date=April 5, 2022|publisher=Reddit}}</ref> | **In South East Asia only, six special [[Treasure]] tokens were released as Collector Booster Buy-a-Box promos, featuring [[Halo]] and the the five families.<ref>{{WebRef|url=https://www.reddit.com/r/magicTCG/comments/twodyb/sea_exclusive_family_treasure_tokens/|title=SEA Exclusive Family Treasure Tokens|date=April 5, 2022|publisher=Reddit}}</ref> | ||
* [[Bundle]]: [[foil]] {{Card|Mysterious Limousine||SNC|#=462}} | *[[Bundle]]: [[foil]] {{Card|Mysterious Limousine||SNC|#=462}} | ||
* Commander [[Launch party]]: {{card|Swiftfoot Boots||PW22}} (participation) and {{card|Mind Stone||PW21}} ([[Promotional card#Bring-a-Friend|Bring-a-Friend]], North America only) | *[[File:Snc-bundle.jpg|thumb|Bundle]]Commander [[Launch party]]: {{card|Swiftfoot Boots||PW22}} (participation) and {{card|Mind Stone||PW21}} ([[Promotional card#Bring-a-Friend|Bring-a-Friend]], North America only) | ||
====Tokens==== | ====Tokens==== | ||
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For ''New Capenna'', [[the List]] is down to 67 cards. This is because this set introduces the ''Magic'' IP versions of the 9 cards from the ''[[Secret Lair Drop Series: Stranger Things]]''. One in eight [[Set Booster]]s will contain one of these cards, while another one in eight set boosters will contain a different card from the List.<ref name="First Look">{{DailyRef|news/first-look-streets-new-capenna-where-family-means-business-2022-03-03|A First Look at Streets of New Capenna: Where Family Means Business|[[Adam Styborski]]|March 3, 2022}}</ref> The List is slightly smaller to accommodate this distribution. The [[Information below the text box]] of the [[rebranded]] cards has the special SLX set code and the SLD [[collector number]] that it equals to.<ref>{{YouTubeRef|WRPjFkOjmIA|Streets of New Capenna Prebeat|channel=[[Weekly MTG]]|date=March 4, 2022}}</ref> All rebranded cards have the same rarity as the original. | For ''New Capenna'', [[the List]] is down to 67 cards. This is because this set introduces the ''Magic'' IP versions of the 9 cards from the ''[[Secret Lair Drop Series: Stranger Things]]''. One in eight [[Set Booster]]s will contain one of these cards, while another one in eight set boosters will contain a different card from the List.<ref name="First Look">{{DailyRef|news/first-look-streets-new-capenna-where-family-means-business-2022-03-03|A First Look at Streets of New Capenna: Where Family Means Business|[[Adam Styborski]]|March 3, 2022}}</ref> The List is slightly smaller to accommodate this distribution. The [[Information below the text box]] of the [[rebranded]] cards has the special SLX set code and the SLD [[collector number]] that it equals to.<ref>{{YouTubeRef|WRPjFkOjmIA|Streets of New Capenna Prebeat|channel=[[Weekly MTG]]|date=March 4, 2022}}</ref> All rebranded cards have the same rarity as the original. | ||
The 58 other cards are rares and mythic rares are from ''Magic's'' history that complement the narrative and mechanical themes of the set. Among the new cards is a special non-foil {{card|Rafiq of the Many||Ala|#=250}} featuring new art and the ''Streets of New Capenna'' Golden Age treatment.<ref>{{DailyRef|feature/whats-new-list-streets-new-capenna | The 58 other cards are rares and mythic rares are from ''Magic's'' history that complement the narrative and mechanical themes of the set. Among the new cards is a special non-foil {{card|Rafiq of the Many||Ala|#=250}} featuring new art and the ''Streets of New Capenna'' Golden Age treatment.<ref>{{DailyRef|feature/whats-new-on-the-list-for-streets-of-new-capenna|What's New on The List for ''Streets of New Capenna''|[[Wizards of the Coast]]|April 14, 2022}}</ref> This card notably lacks the [[planeswalker symbol]] in the lower left corner, and adds a new [[collector number]] (#250) to the ''[[Shards of Alara]]'' set. | ||
==Themes and mechanics== | ==Themes and mechanics== | ||
The set features [[Shard|shard-colored]] factions, for the first time since the [[Alara block]].<ref name="Showcase"/><ref name="Hitting 2">{{DailyRef|making-magic/hitting-streets-new-capenna-part-2-2022-04-11|Hitting the ''Streets of New Capenna'', Part 2|[[Mark Rosewater]]|April 11, 2022}}</ref> Each of the five associated crime families features its own [[keyword]], [[watermark]] and gameplay style.<ref>{{YouTubeRef|mTK3BofsvWg|Criminal History - Streets of New Capenna - World Building - Magic: The Gathering - The Command Zone|channel=The Command Zone|date=March 31, 2022}}</ref><ref name="First Look"/><ref>{{YouTubeRef|DPrq5jk5J04|Magic Showcase 2021 (live)|channel=Magic: The Gathering|date=August 24, 2021}}</ref><ref>{{DailyRef|feature/streets-of-new-capenna-mechanics-2022-04-07|''Streets of New Capenna'' Mechanics|[[Matt Tabak]]|April 7, 2022}}</ref> | The set features [[Shard|shard-colored]] factions, for the first time since the [[Alara block]].<ref name="Showcase"/><ref name="Hitting 2">{{DailyRef|making-magic/hitting-streets-new-capenna-part-2-2022-04-11|Hitting the ''Streets of New Capenna'', Part 2|[[Mark Rosewater]]|April 11, 2022}}</ref> Each of the five associated crime families features its own [[keyword]], [[watermark]] and gameplay style.<ref>{{YouTubeRef|mTK3BofsvWg|Criminal History - Streets of New Capenna - World Building - Magic: The Gathering - The Command Zone|channel=The Command Zone|date=March 31, 2022}}</ref><ref name="First Look"/><ref>{{YouTubeRef|DPrq5jk5J04|Magic Showcase 2021 (live)|channel=Magic: The Gathering|date=August 24, 2021}}</ref><ref>{{DailyRef|feature/streets-of-new-capenna-mechanics-2022-04-07|''Streets of New Capenna'' Mechanics|[[Matt Tabak]]|April 7, 2022}}</ref> | ||
{| class="wikitable sortable" | {| class="wikitable sortable" | ||
!Family | !Family | ||
!Color | !Color | ||
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*{{B}}{{R}}: [[Sacrifice]] | *{{B}}{{R}}: [[Sacrifice]] | ||
*{{R}}{{G}}: [[Treasure]] | *{{R}}{{G}}: [[Treasure]] | ||
*{{G}}{{W}}: [[Citizen]] | *{{G}}{{W}}: [[Citizen]]s matter | ||
==Cycles== | ==Cycles== | ||
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| colspan="5" |Five uncommon legendary creatures, each representing a member of a family. | | colspan="5" |Five uncommon legendary creatures, each representing a member of a family. | ||
|- | |- | ||
| rowspan="2" |'''[[Charm | | rowspan="2" |'''[[Charm]]s''' | ||
|<c>Brokers Charm</c> | |<c>Brokers Charm</c> | ||
|<c>Obscura Charm</c> | |<c>Obscura Charm</c> | ||
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|- | |- | ||
!Cycle name | !Cycle name | ||
!{{W | !{{W}}{{U}} | ||
!{{U | !{{U}}{{B}} | ||
!{{B | !{{B}}{{R}} | ||
!{{R | !{{R}}{{G}} | ||
!{{G | !{{G}}{{W}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| rowspan="2" |'''Allied Draft Rares''' | | rowspan="2" |'''Allied Draft Rares''' | ||
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|<c>Forge Boss</c> (sacrifice) | |<c>Forge Boss</c> (sacrifice) | ||
|<c>Security Rhox</c> (Treasures) | |<c>Security Rhox</c> (Treasures) | ||
|<c>Darling of the Masses</c> ([[Citizen]] | |<c>Darling of the Masses</c> ([[Citizen]] typal) | ||
|- | |- | ||
| colspan="5" |Five uncommon two-color creatures supporting the ally-color draft archetypes. | | colspan="5" |Five uncommon two-color creatures supporting the ally-color draft archetypes. | ||
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|<c>Fatal Grudge</c> (sacrifice) | |<c>Fatal Grudge</c> (sacrifice) | ||
|<c>Stimulus Package</c> (Treasures) | |<c>Stimulus Package</c> (Treasures) | ||
|<c>Ceremonial Groundbreaker</c> ([[Citizen]] | |<c>Ceremonial Groundbreaker</c> ([[Citizen]] typal) | ||
|- | |- | ||
| colspan="5" |Five uncommon two-color noncreature spells supporting the ally-color draft archetypes. | | colspan="5" |Five uncommon two-color noncreature spells supporting the ally-color draft archetypes. | ||
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|<c>Body Dropper</c> (sacrifice) | |<c>Body Dropper</c> (sacrifice) | ||
|<c>Jetmir’s Fixer</c> (Treasures) | |<c>Jetmir’s Fixer</c> (Treasures) | ||
|<c>Civil Servant</c> ([[Citizen]] | |<c>Civil Servant</c> ([[Citizen]] typal) | ||
|- | |- | ||
| colspan="5" |Five common two-color creatures supporting the ally-color draft archetypes. | | colspan="5" |Five common two-color creatures supporting the ally-color draft archetypes. | ||
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|- | |- | ||
| rowspan="2" |'''Initiates''' | | rowspan="2" |'''Initiates''' | ||
|<c>Brokers Initiate</c> ({{G/U}}) | |<c>Brokers Initiate</c> {{nowrap|({{G/U}})}} | ||
|<c>Obscura Initiate</c> ({{W/B}}) | |<c>Obscura Initiate</c> {{nowrap|({{W/B}})}} | ||
|<c>Maestros Initiate</c> ({{U/R}}) | |<c>Maestros Initiate</c> {{nowrap|({{U/R}})}} | ||
|<c>Riveteers Initiate</c> ({{B/G}}) | |<c>Riveteers Initiate</c> {{nowrap|({{B/G}})}} | ||
|<c>Cabaretti Initiate</c> ({{R/W}}) | |<c>Cabaretti Initiate</c> {{nowrap|({{R/W}})}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| colspan="5" |Five common Citizen creatures with the center color in their mana cost and the other two colors as a hybrid activated ability cost. All but one of them have combat-related abilities | | colspan="5" |Five common Citizen creatures with the center color in their mana cost and the other two colors as a hybrid activated ability cost. All but one of them have combat-related abilities; Maestros Initiate's ability can only be used from your graveyard. | ||
|- | |- | ||
| rowspan="2" |'''Color hosers''' | | rowspan="2" |'''Color hosers''' | ||
|<c>Knockout Blow</c> ({{R}}) | |<c>Knockout Blow</c> {{nowrap|({{R}})}} | ||
|<c>Out of the Way</c> ({{G}}) | |<c>Out of the Way</c> {{nowrap|({{G}})}} | ||
|<c>Whack</c> ({{W}}) | |<c>Whack</c> {{nowrap|({{W}})}} | ||
|<c>Torch Breath</c> ({{U}}) | |<c>Torch Breath</c> {{nowrap|({{U}})}} | ||
|<c>Bouncer’s Beatdown</c> ({{B}}) | |<c>Bouncer’s Beatdown</c> {{nowrap|({{B}})}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| colspan="5" |Five instants that cost at least {{2}} less to cast if they target a creature of a certain color. The creature on the receiving end of the spell in the art for each card is of a nonhuman race associated with the faction with the center color the spell costs less to target. | | colspan="5" |Five instants that cost at least {{2}} less to cast if they target a creature of a certain color. The creature on the receiving end of the spell in the art for each card is of a nonhuman race associated with the faction with the center color the spell costs less to target. | ||
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|{{card|Rumor Gatherer||SNC}} | |{{card|Rumor Gatherer||SNC}} | ||
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|colspan=" | | colspan="3" |Each of these uncommon creatures has an ''Alliance'' ability that triggers differently the second time. | ||
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! colspan="2"|Mirrored | ! colspan="2"|Mirrored Pairs | ||
!Description | !Description | ||
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==Reprinted cards== | ==Reprinted cards== | ||
*{{card|Broken Wings||SNC}} {{-}} | *{{card|Broken Wings||SNC}} {{-}} first printed in ''[[Zendikar Rising]]'', last seen in ''[[Kaldheim]]''. | ||
*{{card|Corrupt Court Official||SNC}} {{-}} first printed in ''[[Portal Three Kingdoms]]'' | *{{card|Corrupt Court Official||SNC}} {{-}} first printed in ''[[Portal Three Kingdoms]]'' | ||
*{{card|Disdainful Stroke||SNC}} {{-}} | *{{card|Disdainful Stroke||SNC}} {{-}} first printed in ''[[Khans of Tarkir]]'', last seen in ''[[Time Spiral Remastered]]''. | ||
*{{card|Faerie Vandal||SNC}} {{-}} first printed in ''[[Throne of Eldraine]]'', last seen in ''[[Zendikar Rising/Commander decks]]''. | *{{card|Faerie Vandal||SNC}} {{-}} first printed in ''[[Throne of Eldraine]]'', last seen in ''[[Zendikar Rising/Commander decks]]''. | ||
*{{card|Kill Shot||SNC}} {{-}} | *{{card|Kill Shot||SNC}} {{-}} first printed in ''[[Khans of Tarkir]]'', last seen in ''[[Conspiracy: Take the Crown]]''. | ||
*{{card|Murder||SNC}} {{-}} | *{{card|Murder||SNC}} {{-}} first printed in ''[[Magic 2013]]'', last seen in ''[[Commander Legends]]''. | ||
*{{card|Suspicious Bookcase||SNC}} {{-}} | *{{card|Suspicious Bookcase||SNC}} {{-}} first printed in ''[[Core Set 2019]]'', last seen in ''[[Jumpstart]]''. | ||
*{{card|Tavern Swindler||SNC}} {{-}} | *{{card|Tavern Swindler||SNC}} {{-}} first printed in ''[[Return to Ravnica]]'', last seen in ''[[Core Set 2021]]''. | ||
===Functional reprints=== | |||
*{{Card|High-Rise Sawjack}} is a functional reprint of {{Card|Netcaster Spider}} from ''[[Magic 2015]]'', save for creature types. | |||
*{{Card|Daring Escape}} is a functional reprint of {{Card|Storm Strike}} from ''[[Ravnica Allegiance]]''. | |||
==Notable cards== | ==Notable cards== | ||
*<c>Halo Fountain</c> is an [[Alternate-win or -loss card|alternate-win]] card. | *<c>Halo Fountain</c> is an [[Alternate-win or -loss card|alternate-win]] card. | ||
*The fetch land cycle are the first lands whose sole ability is a triggered one. Functionally, they are also the first lands without a tap ability since {{Card|Dark Depths}}, and the first without activated abilities since [[Ice Age|''Ice Age'']]'s | *<C>Even the Score</c> appears to have a clause that is nearly [[trinket text]], given how only <c>Courier's Briefcase</c> is the only card to draw three cards in the set. The card is more targeted against <c>Brainstorm</c> (and <c>Ancestral Recall</c> to a lesser extent) in older formats. | ||
*The fetch land cycle are the first lands whose sole ability is a triggered one. Functionally, they are also the first lands without a tap ability since {{Card|Dark Depths}} in 2006, and the first without activated abilities since [[Ice Age|''Ice Age'']]'s {{Card|Halls of Mist}} and {{Card|Glacial Chasm}} in 1995 (with technicalities to {{Card|Yavimaya, Cradle of Growth}}, {{Card|Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth}} and {{Card|Vesuva}}, all of which usually gain tap abilities when in play). | |||
===Format rebalancing=== | |||
The Limited reception of the set was not favorable, with White seen as far above the other colors, in no small part due to <c>Inspiring Overseer</c>. In that regard, Wizards experimented with a retroactive [[Rebalanced card|rebalancing]], dubbed the "Planeshifted Draft" on [[MTG Arena]]. The changes to 43 cards addressed the following: | |||
*Improvement for multicolor decks, as two-color decks were much more reliable than the three-color decks in the ostensible three-color format (the Smuggling fixers, <c>A-Paragon of Modernity</c>, <c>A-Ominous Parcel</c>). | |||
*Improvement to {{R}}{{G}} [[Treasure]] cards, due to Cabaretti and Riveteers being underperformers (<C>A-Glittermonger</c>, <c>A-Stimulus Package</c>, <c>A-Security Rhox</c>, <c>A-Exhibition Magician</c>, <c>A-Most Wanted</c>). | |||
*Improvement to various uncommon build-arounds to diversify drafting (<c>A-Vampire Scriviner</c>, <c>A-Graveyard Shift</c>, <c>A-Metropolis Angel</c>, <c>A-Pyre-Sledge Arsonist</c>). | |||
*Improvement to various defensive measures, with an eye against aggressive shield counter creatures and 3-power attackers (<c>A-Psionic Snoop</c>, <c>A-Deal Gone Bad</c>, <c>A-Ready to Rumble</c>, <c>A-Highrise Sawjack</c>, <c>A-Buy Your Silence</c>. | |||
*Reduction in rate to two higher impact commons (<c>A-Celestial Regulator</c> and <c>A-Civil Servant</c>). | |||
==Preconstructed decks== | ==Preconstructed decks== | ||
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|type=brawl | |||
|page name=Streets of New Capenna | |||
|Obscura Operation|WUB|Kamiz, Obscura Oculus | |||
|Maestros Massacre|UBR|Anhelo, the Painter | |||
|Riveteers Rampage|BRG|Henzie "Toolbox" Torre | |||
|Cabaretti Cacophony|RGW|Kitt Kanto, Mayhem Diva | |||
|Bedecked Brokers|GWU|Perrie, the Pulverizer | |||
}} | }} | ||
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!'''Title''' | !'''Title''' | ||
!'''Artist(s)''' | !'''Artist(s)''' | ||
!'''Theme''' | |||
!'''Length''' | !'''Length''' | ||
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|"Family Means Business" | |"Family Means Business" | ||
| Sapphire (Cassie Ewulu), Insaneintherainmusic | | Sapphire (Cassie Ewulu), Insaneintherainmusic | ||
|About the Core Theme of the set (motto of the set) | |||
|2:32 | |2:32 | ||
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|"Train Back Home" | |"Train Back Home" | ||
|Sapphire (Cassie Ewulu), Jonathan Young | |Sapphire (Cassie Ewulu), Jonathan Young | ||
|About a [[Elspeth Tirel|Planeswalker]] returning to her own plane | |||
|3:35 | |3:35 | ||
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|"Halo Rich" | |"Halo Rich" | ||
|[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cristina_Vee Cristina Vee], Jonathan Young | |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cristina_Vee Cristina Vee], Jonathan Young | ||
|About [[Halo]] | |||
|2:36 | |2:36 | ||
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|"Old Money" | |"Old Money" | ||
|Jonathan Young, Caleb Hyles | |Jonathan Young, Caleb Hyles | ||
|Maestros Theme | |||
|3:49 | |3:49 | ||
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|"Fortune Teller" | |"Fortune Teller" | ||
|Annapantsu, Jonathan Young | |Annapantsu, Jonathan Young | ||
|Obscura Theme | |||
|2:30 | |2:30 | ||
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|"Nails & Kneecaps" | |"Nails & Kneecaps" | ||
|Annapantsu, Jonathan Young | |Annapantsu, Jonathan Young | ||
|Riveteeers Theme | |||
|2:57 | |2:57 | ||
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|"Deal You Can't Refuse" | |"Deal You Can't Refuse" | ||
|Cristina Vee, (Prod. Jonathan & Em Young) | |Cristina Vee, (Prod. Jonathan & Em Young) | ||
|Brokers Theme | |||
|2:49 | |2:49 | ||
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|"Join Us" | |"Join Us" | ||
|Caleb Hyles, Annapantsu, (Prod. Alex Moukala & Jonathan Young) | |Caleb Hyles, Annapantsu, (Prod. Alex Moukala & Jonathan Young) | ||
|Cabaretti Theme | |||
|2:58 | |2:58 | ||
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|"Angel Inside" | |"Angel Inside" | ||
|Michelle Heafy, Jonathan Young | |Michelle Heafy, Jonathan Young | ||
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|3:13 | |3:13 | ||
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|"Fallen Praetor" | |"Fallen Praetor" | ||
|[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Heafy Matthew K. Heafy], Jonathan Young | |[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Heafy Matthew K. Heafy], Jonathan Young | ||
|'''Urabrask''', the Hidden Theme | |||
|3:29 | |3:29 | ||
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|"Until This City's Burning" | |"Until This City's Burning" | ||
|Matthew K. Heafy, Jonathan Young | |Matthew K. Heafy, Jonathan Young | ||
|ob nixilis the adversary Theme | |||
|3:14 | |3:14 | ||
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|"Midnight at Xander's" | |"Midnight at Xander's" | ||
|Amie Waters | |Amie Waters | ||
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|4:49 | |4:49 | ||
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|"Cat Demon Waltz" | |"Cat Demon Waltz" | ||
|Amie Waters | |Amie Waters | ||
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|5:03 | |5:03 | ||
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|"Speakeasy" / "Backroom Deals" | |"Speakeasy" / "Backroom Deals" | ||
|Jonathan Young | |Jonathan Young | ||
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|7:33 | |7:33 | ||
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|"Temptations" | |"Temptations" | ||
|Jonathan Young | |Jonathan Young | ||
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|5:14 | |5:14 | ||
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|"Family Means Business" (Instrumental) | |"Family Means Business" (Instrumental) | ||
|Sapphire (Cassie Ewulu), Insaneintherainmusic | |Sapphire (Cassie Ewulu), Insaneintherainmusic | ||
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|2:32 | |2:32 | ||
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|"Train Back Home" (Instrumental) | |"Train Back Home" (Instrumental) | ||
|Sapphire (Cassie Ewulu), Jonathan Young | |Sapphire (Cassie Ewulu), Jonathan Young | ||
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|3:35 | |3:35 | ||
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|Cristina Vee, Jonathan Young | |Cristina Vee, Jonathan Young | ||
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|2:36 | |2:36 | ||
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|"Old Money" (Instrumental) | |"Old Money" (Instrumental) | ||
|Jonathan Young, Caleb Hyles | |Jonathan Young, Caleb Hyles | ||
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|Annapantsu, Jonathan Young | |Annapantsu, Jonathan Young | ||
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|"Nails & Kneecaps" (Instrumental) | |"Nails & Kneecaps" (Instrumental) | ||
|Annapantsu, Jonathan Young | |Annapantsu, Jonathan Young | ||
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|2:57 | |2:57 | ||
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|Cristina Vee, (Prod. Jonathan & Em Young) | |Cristina Vee, (Prod. Jonathan & Em Young) | ||
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|"Join Us" (Instrumental) | |"Join Us" (Instrumental) | ||
|Caleb Hyles, Annapantsu, (Prod. Alex Moukala & Jonathan Young) | |Caleb Hyles, Annapantsu, (Prod. Alex Moukala & Jonathan Young) | ||
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|Michelle Heafy, Jonathan Young | |Michelle Heafy, Jonathan Young | ||
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|"Fallen Praetor" (Instrumental) | |"Fallen Praetor" (Instrumental) | ||
|Matthew K. Heafy, Jonathan Young | |Matthew K. Heafy, Jonathan Young | ||
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|Matthew K. Heafy, Jonathan Young | |Matthew K. Heafy, Jonathan Young | ||
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|3:14 | |3:14 | ||
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==Reception== | |||
The [[Capenna|world of New Capenna]] was not well received among players.<ref>{{EzTumblr|https://markrosewater.tumblr.com/post/750296450363179008|title=You've said it is unlikely that we would visit a new plane for multiple sets consecutively because it's potentially risky.|May 12, 2024}}</ref> | |||
==References== | ==References== |
Latest revision as of 17:09, 30 June 2024
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Set Information | |||||
Set symbol | |||||
Symbol description | Brass knuckles with angel wings | ||||
Design |
Mark Gottlieb (lead) Mark Rosewater Noah Millrod Ari Nieh Donald Smith, Jr | ||||
Development |
Mark Gottlieb (co-lead) Jules Robins (co-lead) Andrew Brown Carmen Handy Noah Millrod Ken Nagle Ari Nieh Michelle Roberson Donald Smith Jr Reggie Valk Cameron Williams | ||||
Art direction | Keven Smith | ||||
Release date | April 29th, 2022 | ||||
Plane | Capenna | ||||
Themes and mechanics | Shard-colored factions | ||||
Keywords/ability words | Cycling, Hideaway, Blitz, Alliance, Connive, Casualty, Shield counters | ||||
Set size | 281 + 186 | ||||
Expansion code | SNC[1] | ||||
Development codename | Ice Skating[2] | ||||
Streets of New Capenna Standard | |||||
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Streets of New Capenna is the ninety-second Magic expansion. It is inspired by modern urban gangster movies focusing on early 20th century society and organized crime.[3][4][5] It was released on April 29, 2022.[6]
Set details
“ | Family Means Business | ” |
Public domain name registries for Streets of New Celesta were filed by a subsidiary registrar in October, 2020.[7] A further registration with the gg domain was filed by Wizards of the Coast itself. After the name "New Celesta" appeared in a published vision design handoff document for March of the Machine, Mark Rosewater confirmed on his blog that it had been the original name for New Capenna.[8]
The set contains 281 regular cards (101 commons, 80 uncommons, 60 rares, 20 mythic rares, 20 basic lands) and includes randomly inserted premium versions of all cards. The regular cards include 10 full-art "Metropolis" basic lands.[9][10] Each type has two different pieces of art. Alternate card frames have another card number than the original version. Borderless planeswalkers are numbered #282-284. Other borderless cards are #285-295. Each of the 45 three-color gold cards in Streets of New Capenna appears in the "Golden Age" Showcase treatment that evokes the aesthetics of the roaring and soaring city life of New Capenna. The art deco influence is felt in the frames of this treatment, which is paired with eye-catching gold. These are numbered #296-340. Four rares and five mythic rares —including the three mythic rare planeswalkers — appear in the "Art Deco" treatment, reimagining those cards as if they were on the cover of a fashion magazine (#341-349). Ten of the nonbasic lands appear in the "Skyscraper" treatment (#350-359). #360 is the Phyrexian-language Urabrask, Heretic Praetor. Extended artwork cards are numbered #406-440. #450-460 are the Gala Greeters box toppers. The Buy-a-Box card is #461 and the Bundle promo is #462. The dark frame treatment cards from the Universal promo pack are numbered #463-467. The "Concept Praetor" art of Urabrask, released with Phyrexia: All Will Be One, is #468.[11]
All 45 Golden Age cards have a gilded version (#361-405). These "Gilded Foil" cards have the golden frame elements three-dimensionally embossed in gold atop a traditional foil card. As with other treatments, this embossing is smooth and legal for play in sanctioned Magic tournaments.[10] Foil-etched versions of all nine "Art Deco" cards can be found exclusively in Collector Boosters (#441-449).
Storyline
The set takes place in the Art Deco metropolis of New Capenna, a city that has both grit and glamour. It is a place built by angels, but now ruled by five demon-led crime families battling for supremacy. The fragile alliances that foster peace between the families are being strained to a breaking point as the precious commodity halo seems to be running out and someone known as "The Adversary" makes a power grab. Meanwhile, the planeswalker Elspeth Tirel arrives to investigate her past.[12] Deep under the city, another outsider has his own plans.
The cards that represent the Story Spotlights in New Capenna are:
Remarkably, some of these Story Spotlights have flavor text referencing events that aren't told in the Magic Story, or even depict events that contradict the Magic Story.[13]
Magic Story
Marketing
New Capenna is sold in regular 16-card Draft Boosters (one card being a marketing card), a Draft Pack, Theme Boosters, Collector Boosters, Set Boosters, the New Capenna Bundle, and five Commander decks.[14][15] The Draft Boosters feature artwork depicting Elspeth Tirel, the Set Boosters feature art depicting an angel car hood ornament, and the Collector Boosters feature artwork depicting an angel statue on a rooftop. The Theme Boosters feature art from Scheming Fence (Obscura ), Glamorous Outlaw (Maestros ), Pugnacious Pugilist (Riveteers ), Venom Connoisseur (Cabaretti ) and Dapper Shieldmate (Brokers ).
Box Toppers
Set Booster displays containing 30 Set Boosters, as well as Draft and Collector Booster displays, each contain a traditional foil Box topper card.[10] The card is always Gala Greeters, but the version of the card is region-specific. There are are 11 alternate art versions of the regular card. The art and language of the Gala Greeters always matches the language of the display. Each Box Topper version depicts art celebrating the regional culture of that language.
Events
- Tabletop Prerelease: April 22, 2022[6][16]
- There are five different prerelease packs, each containing a seeded "Family Booster" with crime family-focused cards.[14]
- Magic Online and MTG Arena release: April 28, 2022[17]
- Commander Launch party: April 29–May 8, 2022[17]
- Played with the set's Commander decks.
- Friday Night Magic: April 29–August 26, 2022[17]
- Commander Nights: May 2–September 1, 2022[17]
- Game Day: May 7–15, 2022[17]
- Store Championship: July 9–17, 2022[17]
Promotional cards
- Prerelease: a stamped card that can be any rare or mythic rare of New Capenna.
- Other events: cards from the New Capenna universal promo pack.
- The seasonal dark-frame promos are: Rumor Gatherer, An Offer You Can't Refuse, Incriminate, Light 'Em Up and Courier's Briefcase
- Game Day: Full alternate art Power Word Kill (participation), Skyclave Apparition (Top 8) and All-Seeing Arbiter (winner).[18]
- Buy-a-Box: foil extended alternate art Jaxis, the Troublemaker
- Bundle: foil Mysterious Limousine
- Commander Launch party: Swiftfoot Boots (participation) and Mind Stone (Bring-a-Friend, North America only)
Tokens
There are 17 tokens:[20]
- Copy, for Jaxis, the Troublemaker and Brass Knuckles.
- 3/3 Angel creature with flying, for Elspeth Resplendent and Soul of Emancipation.
- 2/2 Spirit creature with flying, for Obscura Ascendancy.
- 1/1 Fish creature with "This creature can't be blocked," for Exotic Pets, Expendable Lackey, Reservoir Kraken, and Sleep with the Fishes.
- 1/1 Wizard creature with ", Sacrifice this creature: Counter target noncreature spell unless its controller pays ," for Mage's Attendant.
- 4/3 Ogre Warrior creature, for Join the Maestros.
- 2/2 Rogue creature, for Girder Goons.
- 1/1 Devil creature with "When this creature dies, it deals 1 damage to any target," for Maestros Diabolist, Ob Nixilis, the Adversary, and Pugnacious Pugilist
- 2/2 Cat creature with haste, for Jinnie Fay, Jetmir's Second
- 3/1 Dog creature with vigilance, for Jinnie Fay, Jetmir's Second
- 4/4 Rhino Warrior creature, for Titan of Industry, Vivien on the Hunt and Workshop Warchief
- 1/1 Citizen creature, for Cabaretti Charm, Citizen's Crowbar, Courier's Briefcase, Darling of the Masses, Exhibition Magician, Halo Fountain, Luxurious Libation, Rabble Rousing, Rakish Revelers, Sanctuary Warden, Stimulus Package, and Warm Welcome.
- Treasure artifact (Obscura), for An Offer You Can't Refuse, Big Score, Black Market Tycoon, Bootleggers' Stash, Buy Your Silence, Exhibition Magician, Fake Your Own Death, Gala Greeters, Gilded Pinions, Glittermonger, Halo Scarab, Hoard Hauler, Involuntary Employment, Jewel Thief, Most Wanted, Ognis, the Dragon's Lash, Prizefight, Professional Face-Breaker, Riveteers Requisitioner, Sticky Fingers, Stimulus Package, Widespread Thieving, and Ziatora, the Incinerator.
- Treasure artifact (Maestros)
- Treasure artifact (Riveteers)
- Treasure artifact (Cabaretti)
- Treasure artifact (Brokers)
There are also two sets of shield counters, +1/+1 counters and keyword counters on double-faced punch cards.[20]
The List
For New Capenna, the List is down to 67 cards. This is because this set introduces the Magic IP versions of the 9 cards from the Secret Lair Drop Series: Stranger Things. One in eight Set Boosters will contain one of these cards, while another one in eight set boosters will contain a different card from the List.[14] The List is slightly smaller to accommodate this distribution. The Information below the text box of the rebranded cards has the special SLX set code and the SLD collector number that it equals to.[21] All rebranded cards have the same rarity as the original.
The 58 other cards are rares and mythic rares are from Magic's history that complement the narrative and mechanical themes of the set. Among the new cards is a special non-foil Rafiq of the Many featuring new art and the Streets of New Capenna Golden Age treatment.[22] This card notably lacks the planeswalker symbol in the lower left corner, and adds a new collector number (#250) to the Shards of Alara set.
Themes and mechanics
The set features shard-colored factions, for the first time since the Alara block.[12][23] Each of the five associated crime families features its own keyword, watermark and gameplay style.[24][14][25][26]
Family | Color | Gameplay | Mechanic |
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Brokers | Protection and control | Shield counters — If a permanent with a shield counter on it would be destroyed by an effect, a shield counter is removed from the permanent instead of the creature being destroyed. If a permanent with a shield counter on it would be dealt damage, that damage is prevented and a shield counter is removed from the permanent. | |
Obscura | Card draw and control | Connive —If a creature you control is instructed to connive, you draw a card and discard a card. If you discard a nonland card, you put a +1/+1 counter on the creature that connived. | |
Maestros | Sacrifice and removal | Casualty — As an additional cost to cast a spell with casualty, you may sacrifice a creature with power N or greater, where N is the number that appears after the keyword. If you choose to do so, a triggered ability triggers that copies the spell. | |
Riveteers | Aggro and big beaters | Blitz — Casting a spell for its blitz cost has several effects. The creature gains haste and "When this creature dies, draw a card." At the beginning of the next end step, you sacrifice the creature. | |
Cabaretti | Creature synergies and Go Wide | Alliance — An ability word that highlights triggered abilities that trigger whenever another creature enters the battlefield under your control. The effects differ per card. |
Cycling is only used on the tri-lands.[27] It now is considered to be deciduous.[28]
Hideaway is a returning mechanic with a somewhat changed template. This keyword ability gives special access to a card from the library when linked with a second ability. It was earlier used on a horizontal cycle of rare lands in Lorwyn, and on one card in Modern Horizons. Hideaway used to inherently mean four cards, but now it can be any number (especially five!), and that number will appear after the word "hideaway." Also, hideaway used to inherently mean the permanent with hideaway entered the battlefield tapped, but this is no longer true. Previous cards with hideaway now have "[This permanent] enters the battlefield tapped" as a separate ability.
This set also marks the return of the first monocolored blue creature with haste since Bonded Fetch in Future Sight, with Errant, Street Artist. Similar to the previous card, the mono-blue creature with haste has the ability to use its activated abilities right away upon entering the battlefield rather than for attacking.
Card types
- With this set, Raccoon is first seen as a creature type on non-Acorn cards.
Secondary limited archetypes
In addition to the shards, Streets of New Capenna features the following draft archetypes for allied colors:[23]
- : Creatures with counters on them.
- : Five different mana values on cards in your graveyard.
- : Sacrifice
- : Treasure
- : Citizens matter
Cycles
Cycle name | |||||
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Crime Bosses | Falco Spara, Pactweaver | Raffine, Scheming Seer | Lord Xander, the Collector | Ziatora, the Incinerator | Jetmir, Nexus of Revels |
Five mythic rare Legendary Demon creatures, each representing the boss of New Capenna's families. | |||||
Hideouts | Spara's Headquarters | Raffine's Tower | Xander's Lounge | Ziatora's Proving Ground | Jetmir's Garden |
Five rare shard colored taplands, one for each crime family. Each has the three basic land types associated with their colors and has cycling . The arc counterparts of Ikoria's triomes. | |||||
Hybrid costed Legends | Rigo, Streetwise Mentor | Toluz, Clever Conductor | Evelyn, the Covetous | Ognis, the Dragon's Lash | Jinnie Fay, Jetmir's Second |
Five rare Legendary creatures which cost at least three colored mana, one of the center color and two hybrid allied colors, that each represent an important member of each family. | |||||
Rare Henchmen | Soul of Emancipation | Obscura Interceptor | Maestros Diabolist | Ziatora’s Envoy | Fleetfoot Dancer |
Five rare creatures with MNO in their mana cost. | |||||
Ascendancies | Brokers Ascendancy | Obscura Ascendancy | Maestros Ascendancy | Riveteers Ascendancy | Cabaretti Ascendancy |
Five rare enchantments costing MNO. | |||||
Rare Removal Spells | Endless Detour | Void Rend | Hostile Takeover | Unleash the Inferno | Incandescent Aria |
Five rare removal spells with MNO in their mana cost. | |||||
Uncommmon Legends | Lagrella, the Magpie | Queza, Augur of Agonies | Cormela, Glamour Thief | Mr. Orfeo, the Boulder | Rocco, Cabaretti Caterer |
Five uncommon legendary creatures, each representing a member of a family. | |||||
Charms | Brokers Charm | Obscura Charm | Maestros Charm | Riveteers Charm | Cabaretti Charm |
Five uncommon tri-modal instants costing MNO.[29] | |||||
Uncommon Henchmen | Disciplined Duelist | Nimble Larcenist | Corpse Appraiser | Crew Captain | Brazen Upstart |
Five uncommon creatures costing MNO. | |||||
"Smuggling" fixers | Spara's Adjudicators | Shattered Seraph | Glamorous Outlaw | Masked Bandits | Rakish Revelers |
Five expensive common creatures that can all be exiled from hand for , to grant a land the ability to tap for each of the gang's three colors until the creature's controller decides to cast the spell from exile.[30][31] | |||||
Fetch lands | Brokers Hideout | Obscura Storefront | Maestros Theater | Riveteers Overlook | Cabaretti Courtyard |
Five common lands that sacrifice themselves when they enter the battlefield to fetch a basic land of one of the associated family's colors and gain the controller one life. | |||||
Cycle name | |||||
Allied Draft Rares | Scheming Fence | Aven Heartstabber | Corpse Explosion | Black Market Tycoon | Park Heights Pegasus |
Five rare two-color cards. | |||||
Sac-Draw Lands | Skybridge Towers | Waterfront District | Tramway Station | Racers' Ring | Botanical Plaza |
Five common taplands. Each has an ability to sacrifice itself and draw a card for 2MN. | |||||
Secondary Draft Signposts | Metropolis Angel (counters) | Syndicate Infiltrator (five mana values in the graveyard) | Forge Boss (sacrifice) | Security Rhox (Treasures) | Darling of the Masses (Citizen typal) |
Five uncommon two-color creatures supporting the ally-color draft archetypes. | |||||
Secondary Draft Noncreature Spells | Exotic Pets (counters) | Tainted Indulgence (five mana values in the graveyard) | Fatal Grudge (sacrifice) | Stimulus Package (Treasures) | Ceremonial Groundbreaker (Citizen typal) |
Five uncommon two-color noncreature spells supporting the ally-color draft archetypes. | |||||
Secondary Draft Commons | Celestial Regulator (counters) | Snooping Newsie (five mana values in the graveyard) | Body Dropper (sacrifice) | Jetmir’s Fixer (Treasures) | Civil Servant (Citizen typal) |
Five common two-color creatures supporting the ally-color draft archetypes. | |||||
Cycle name | |||||
Hidden activities | Rabble Rousing | Wiretapping | Cemetery Tampering | Widespread Thieving | Fight Rigging |
Five enchantments with Hideaway 5 and an ability related to the condition to cast the exiled card. All of their names are gerunds. | |||||
Initiates | Brokers Initiate () | Obscura Initiate () | Maestros Initiate () | Riveteers Initiate () | Cabaretti Initiate () |
Five common Citizen creatures with the center color in their mana cost and the other two colors as a hybrid activated ability cost. All but one of them have combat-related abilities; Maestros Initiate's ability can only be used from your graveyard. | |||||
Color hosers | Knockout Blow () | Out of the Way () | Whack () | Torch Breath () | Bouncer’s Beatdown () |
Five instants that cost at least less to cast if they target a creature of a certain color. The creature on the receiving end of the spell in the art for each card is of a nonhuman race associated with the faction with the center color the spell costs less to target. |
Mini-cycles
Streets of New Capenna has one cycle of three cards, missing the two colors not associated with the family:
Cycle name | |||
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Cabaretti Specialists | Sizzling Soloist | Venom Connoisseur | Rumor Gatherer |
Each of these uncommon creatures has an Alliance ability that triggers differently the second time. |
Pairs
Streets of New Capenna has one mirrored pair.
Mirrored Pairs | Description | |
---|---|---|
Errant, Street Artist () |
Jaxis, the Troublemaker () |
Two rare legendary creatures with an activated ability that make copies. |
Reprinted cards
- Broken Wings — first printed in Zendikar Rising, last seen in Kaldheim.
- Corrupt Court Official — first printed in Portal Three Kingdoms
- Disdainful Stroke — first printed in Khans of Tarkir, last seen in Time Spiral Remastered.
- Faerie Vandal — first printed in Throne of Eldraine, last seen in Zendikar Rising/Commander decks.
- Kill Shot — first printed in Khans of Tarkir, last seen in Conspiracy: Take the Crown.
- Murder — first printed in Magic 2013, last seen in Commander Legends.
- Suspicious Bookcase — first printed in Core Set 2019, last seen in Jumpstart.
- Tavern Swindler — first printed in Return to Ravnica, last seen in Core Set 2021.
Functional reprints
- High-Rise Sawjack is a functional reprint of Netcaster Spider from Magic 2015, save for creature types.
- Daring Escape is a functional reprint of Storm Strike from Ravnica Allegiance.
Notable cards
- Halo Fountain is an alternate-win card.
- Even the Score appears to have a clause that is nearly trinket text, given how only Courier's Briefcase is the only card to draw three cards in the set. The card is more targeted against Brainstorm (and Ancestral Recall to a lesser extent) in older formats.
- The fetch land cycle are the first lands whose sole ability is a triggered one. Functionally, they are also the first lands without a tap ability since Dark Depths in 2006, and the first without activated abilities since Ice Age's Halls of Mist and Glacial Chasm in 1995 (with technicalities to Yavimaya, Cradle of Growth, Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth and Vesuva, all of which usually gain tap abilities when in play).
Format rebalancing
The Limited reception of the set was not favorable, with White seen as far above the other colors, in no small part due to Inspiring Overseer. In that regard, Wizards experimented with a retroactive rebalancing, dubbed the "Planeshifted Draft" on MTG Arena. The changes to 43 cards addressed the following:
- Improvement for multicolor decks, as two-color decks were much more reliable than the three-color decks in the ostensible three-color format (the Smuggling fixers, A-Paragon of Modernity, A-Ominous Parcel).
- Improvement to Treasure cards, due to Cabaretti and Riveteers being underperformers (A-Glittermonger, A-Stimulus Package, A-Security Rhox, A-Exhibition Magician, A-Most Wanted).
- Improvement to various uncommon build-arounds to diversify drafting (A-Vampire Scriviner, A-Graveyard Shift, A-Metropolis Angel, A-Pyre-Sledge Arsonist).
- Improvement to various defensive measures, with an eye against aggressive shield counter creatures and 3-power attackers (A-Psionic Snoop, A-Deal Gone Bad, A-Ready to Rumble, A-Highrise Sawjack, A-Buy Your Silence.
- Reduction in rate to two higher impact commons (A-Celestial Regulator and A-Civil Servant).
Preconstructed decks
Streets of New Capenna features five Commander decks that are released as a regular part of a set's product line.
Theme deck name |
Color Identity | Commander | ||||
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Obscura Operation | W | U | B | Kamiz, Obscura Oculus | ||
Maestros Massacre | U | B | R | Anhelo, the Painter | ||
Riveteers Rampage | B | R | G | Henzie "Toolbox" Torre | ||
Cabaretti Cacophony | W | R | G | Kitt Kanto, Mayhem Diva | ||
Bedecked Brokers | W | U | G | Perrie, the Pulverizer |
Soundtrack
Streets of New Capenna Official Soundtrack was a soundtrack album released on April 29, 2022 alongside the set. It features 26 tracks written and performed by various artists, with Jonathan Young serving as the album's Songwriting & Production Director.[32] Each of its songs was released as a single along with its instrumental version, if it had one.
Track Listing
No. | Title | Artist(s) | Theme | Length |
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1. | "Family Means Business" | Sapphire (Cassie Ewulu), Insaneintherainmusic | About the Core Theme of the set (motto of the set) | 2:32 |
2. | "Train Back Home" | Sapphire (Cassie Ewulu), Jonathan Young | About a Planeswalker returning to her own plane | 3:35 |
3. | "Halo Rich" | Cristina Vee, Jonathan Young | About Halo | 2:36 |
4. | "Old Money" | Jonathan Young, Caleb Hyles | Maestros Theme | 3:49 |
5. | "Fortune Teller" | Annapantsu, Jonathan Young | Obscura Theme | 2:30 |
6. | "Nails & Kneecaps" | Annapantsu, Jonathan Young | Riveteeers Theme | 2:57 |
7. | "Deal You Can't Refuse" | Cristina Vee, (Prod. Jonathan & Em Young) | Brokers Theme | 2:49 |
8. | "Join Us" | Caleb Hyles, Annapantsu, (Prod. Alex Moukala & Jonathan Young) | Cabaretti Theme | 2:58 |
9. | "Angel Inside" | Michelle Heafy, Jonathan Young | 3:13 | |
10. | "Fallen Praetor" | Matthew K. Heafy, Jonathan Young | Urabrask, the Hidden Theme | 3:29 |
11. | "Until This City's Burning" | Matthew K. Heafy, Jonathan Young | ob nixilis the adversary Theme | 3:14 |
12. | "Midnight at Xander's" | Amie Waters | 4:49 | |
13. | "Cat Demon Waltz" | Amie Waters | 5:03 | |
14. | "Speakeasy" / "Backroom Deals" | Jonathan Young | 7:33 | |
15. | "Temptations" | Jonathan Young | 5:14 | |
16. | "Family Means Business" (Instrumental) | Sapphire (Cassie Ewulu), Insaneintherainmusic | 2:32 | |
17. | "Train Back Home" (Instrumental) | Sapphire (Cassie Ewulu), Jonathan Young | 3:35 | |
18. | "Halo Rich" (Instrumental) | Cristina Vee, Jonathan Young | 2:36 | |
19. | "Old Money" (Instrumental) | Jonathan Young, Caleb Hyles | 3:49 | |
20. | "Fortune Teller" (Instrumental) | Annapantsu, Jonathan Young | 2:30 | |
21. | "Nails & Kneecaps" (Instrumental) | Annapantsu, Jonathan Young | 2:57 | |
22. | "Deal You Can't Refuse" (Instrumental) | Cristina Vee, (Prod. Jonathan & Em Young) | 2:49 | |
23. | "Join Us" (Instrumental) | Caleb Hyles, Annapantsu, (Prod. Alex Moukala & Jonathan Young) | 2:58 | |
24. | "Angel Inside" (Instrumental) | Michelle Heafy, Jonathan Young | 3:13 | |
25. | "Fallen Praetor" (Instrumental) | Matthew K. Heafy, Jonathan Young | 3:29 | |
26. | "Until This City's Burning" (Instrumental) | Matthew K. Heafy, Jonathan Young | 3:14 |
Reception
The world of New Capenna was not well received among players.[33]
References
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- ↑ Wizards of the Coast (November 8, 2021). "From Vow On, Part 2". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Magic Has Grown Up on the Streets of New Capenna (Video). Magic: The Gathering. YouTube (April 7, 2022).
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- ↑ Mark Rosewater (August 1, 2022). "State of Design 2022". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
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- ↑ Venator61 (July 26, 2021). "Possible upcoming set name: Streets of New Celesta". Reddit.
- ↑ https://markrosewater.tumblr.com/post/717435301491064832/hi-mark-so-i-just-read-the-second-part-of-vision
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External links
- Mark Rosewater (April 25, 2022). "Word on the Streets of New Capenna, Part 2". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- Mark Rosewater (May 2, 2022). "Word on the Streets of New Capenna, Part 3". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- Streets of New Capenna Official Cinematic – Magic: The Gathering (Video). Magic: the Gathering. YouTube (April 28, 2022).
- Wizards of the Coast (April 29, 2022). "Streets of New Capenna Official Soundtrack". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- Mark Rosewater (May 9, 2022). "Odds and Ends – Streets of New Capenna". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.