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{{Infobox set|
{{SubTabs
  set name=Planechase (2012 Edition)|
|sub1 = Theme decks
  logo  = [[Image:Planechase2012_title.jpg|250px]] |
  symbol description = Planes|
  design team = [[Mark Globus]] (lead), <br>[[Kelly Digges]], <br>[[Dave Guskin]],<br> [[Ryan Miller]]|
  development team = [[Mark L. Gottlieb]] (lead), <br>Ryan Miller, <br>[[Lee Sharpe]],<br> [[Ken Troop]],<br> with contributions from [[Matt Tabak]]|
  art director = [[Jeremy Jarvis]]|
  date_release      = June 1, 2012|
  mechanics          = [[Plane]] cards, [[Phenomenon]]s|
  keywords          = [[Cascade]], [[Devour]], [[Ninjutsu]], [[Totem armor]] |
  size= 156+40 plane cards (four 60+10-card theme decks)|
  code_expansion = PC2|
  development code = |
  block name = Planechase series|
  first set = [[Planechase_(2009)|Planechase]]|
  second set = Planechase (2012) |
  third set = |
  previous set      = [[Avacyn Restored]]|
  this set          = Planechase (2012)|
  next set          = [[Magic 2013]]|
}}
}}
'''''Planechase 2012''''', officially styled as '''''Planechase (2012 Edition)''''',  is a set of four "game packs", each consisting of ten [[oversized]] [[plane]] [[card]]s, a 60-card [[deck]], a six-sided [[dice|planar die]] and a strategy insert with [[multiplayer]] rules. <ref>{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/arcana/848|Announcing ''Planechase'' (2012 Edition)|[[Monty Ashley]]|Nov 23, 2011}}</ref> <ref>{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/mm/196|Changing Planes|[[Mark Rosewater]]|May 21, 2012}}</ref>
{{Infobox set
  |image = Planechase2012_title.jpg
  |symbol_description = Planes
  |design = [[Mark Globus]] (lead),<br />[[Kelly Digges]],<br />[[Dave Guskin]],<br />[[Ryan Miller]]
  |development = [[Mark L. Gottlieb]] (lead),<br />Ryan Miller,<br />[[Lee Sharpe]],<br />[[Ken Troop]],<br />with contributions from [[Matt Tabak]]
  |art = [[Jeremy Jarvis]]
  |release = June 1, 2012
  |plane = [[Alara]], [[Azgol]], [[Belenon]], [[Dominaria (plane)|Dominaria]], [[Equilor]], [[Ergamon]], [[Fabacin]], [[Innistrad (plane)|Innistrad]], [[Kamigawa]], [[Kephalai]], [[Kolbahan]], [[Kyneth]], [[Lorwyn (plane)|Lorwyn]], [[Mirrodin (plane)|Mirrodin]], [[Mongseng]], [[New Phyrexia (plane)|New Phyrexia]], [[Ravnica]], [[Regatha]], [[Shandalar]], [[Vryn]], [[Zendikar (plane)|Zendikar]]
  |mechanics = [[Plane]] cards, [[Phenomenon]]s
  |keywords = [[Cascade]], [[Devour]], [[Ninjutsu]], [[Totem armor]]
  |size = 156 cards<br/>+40 plane cards<br/>(four 60+10-card theme decks)
  |code_expansion = PC2
  |code_expansion_ref = {{Prodpage|node=152431|Planechase 2012 Edition}}
  |series = [[Planechase series]]
  |first = Planechase
  |second = Planechase 2012
  |third = Planechase Anthology
  |previous = Avacyn Restored
  |next = Magic 2013
}}
'''''Planechase 2012''''', officially styled as '''''Planechase (2012 Edition)''''',  is a set of four "game packs", each consisting of ten [[oversized]] [[plane]] [[card]]s, a 60-card [[deck]], a six-sided [[dice|planar die]] and a strategy insert with [[multiplayer]] rules.<ref>{{DailyRef|arcana/announcing-planechase-2012-edition-2011-11-23|Announcing ''Planechase'' (2012 Edition)|[[Monty Ashley]]|Nov 23, 2011}}</ref><ref>{{DailyRef|feature/changing-planes-2012-05-21|Changing Planes|[[Mark Rosewater]]|May 21, 2012}}</ref> It was released in June, 2012.


==Details==
==Details==
''Planechase 2012'' is built on the same [[Planar Magic]] variant format as its predecessor ''[[Planechase (2009)]]''. <ref>{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/feature/196|Inside ''Planechase''|[[Mark Gottlieb]]|May 21, 2012}}</ref> Each player has, in addition to his or her deck, an additional randomized deck consisting of at least ten oversized plane cards, his or her Planar deck. At any given moment, one of the plane cards of one players' Planar decks is face-up and its effect is active.
''Planechase 2012'' is built on the same [[Planar Magic]] variant format as its predecessor ''[[Planechase]]''.<ref>{{DailyRef|feature/inside-2012-05-21|Inside ''Planechase''|[[Mark Gottlieb]]|May 21, 2012}}</ref> Each player has, in addition to their deck, an additional randomized deck consisting of at least ten oversized plane cards, their Planar deck. At any given moment, one of the plane cards of one players' Planar decks is face-up and its effect is active.


Any player can roll a [[Dice|planar die]] during his or her turn whenever he could play a sorcery, and re-roll as many times as he wants with each roll costing {{1}} more than the previous one. If the die shows the planeswalker symbol ({{PW}}), the current active plane is put on the bottom of its owners deck, and the player who rolled the die reveals the top card of his deck as the new plane. If the chaos symbol ({{CHAOS}}]) is rolled, a specific effect on the currently revealed plane is triggered.
Any player can roll the [[Dice|planar die]] during their turn at any time they could cast a sorcery, and re-roll as many times as they want with each roll costing {{1}} more than the previous one. If the die shows the planeswalker symbol {{nowrap|({{PW}})}}, the current active plane is put on the bottom of its owners deck, and the player who rolled the die reveals the top card of their deck as the new plane. If the chaos symbol {{nowrap|({{CHAOS}})}} is rolled, a specific effect on the currently revealed plane is triggered.


''Planechase 2012'' introduced a new card type, [[Phenomenon]]. Phenomena are similar to plane cards and are also put into the Planar deck, but represent one-time effects. When a Phenomenon is revealed, its effect is triggered, and then the player planeswalks to the next plane. <ref>{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/ld/196|Rolling Planes|[[Zac Hill]]|May 25, 2012}}</ref>
[[File:Planechase_Time-Distortion.png |thumb|right|alt=An image of the phenomena card "Time Distortion".|An example of a phenomena card.]]
''Planechase 2012'' introduced a new card type, [[Phenomenon]]. Phenomena are similar to plane cards and are also put into the Planar deck, but represent one-time effects. When a Phenomenon is revealed, its effect is triggered, and then the player planeswalks to the next plane.<ref>{{DailyRef|latest-developments/rolling-planes-2012-05-25|Rolling Planes|[[Zac Hill]]|May 25, 2012}}</ref>


Like the ''[[Commander (2011)]]'' decks, ''Planechase 2012'' introduced new, [[eternal format]] legal cards to the game. There were a total of 21 new cards between the four decks. Each deck had six new cards, with one card appearing in every deck. Three cards reprinted in the set featured new artwork. They are <c>Armored Griffin</c>, <c>Concentrate</c>, and <c>Dark Hatchling</c>.
''Planechase 2012'' introduced new, [[eternal format]] legal cards to the game. There were a total of 21 new cards between the four decks. Each deck had six new cards, with one card appearing in every deck. Three cards reprinted in the set featured new artwork. They are <c>Armored Griffin</c>, <c>Concentrate</c>, and <c>Dark Hatchling</c>.


When ''Planechase 2012'' came out, there were release events. These features a special [[promo]] card that was not included in any of the four decks: <c>Stairs to Infinity</c>. <ref>{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/arcana/977|''Planechase (2012 Edition)'' Release Promo|[[Monty Ashley]]|May 22, 2012}}</ref>
When ''Planechase 2012'' came out, there were release events. These features a special [[promo]] card that was not included in any of the four decks: <c>Stairs to Infinity</c>.<ref>{{DailyRef|arcana/2012-edition-release-promo-2012-05-22|''Planechase (2012 Edition)'' Release Promo|[[Monty Ashley]]|May 22, 2012}}</ref>


==Theme decks==
Each of the four [[theme deck]]s revisits a keyword. <ref>{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/arcana/978|''Planechase'' (2012 Edition) Decks|[[Monty Ashley]]|May 23, 2012}}</ref> <ref>{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/arcana/981|''Planechase'' (2012 Edition) Decklists|[[Monty Ashley]]|May 28, 2012}}</ref>
* ''Chaos Reigns'' features [[Cascade]]. As such, it embraces randomness and chaos, burying its opponents under the weight of multiple spells and creature-entry effects in a turn.
* ''Night of the Ninja'' features [[Ninjutsu]]. To support that theme, it contains small evasive creatures that can get through your opponents' defenses and get upgraded to [[Ninja]]-hood. It also has some card-drawing and control elements.
* ''Primordial Hunger'' features [[Devour]]. The deck is filled with creatures that love to die, often giving you replacement creatures in the process. [[Tokens]] abound.
* ''Savage Auras'' features [[Totem armor]]. Enchantments and enchantment-supporting spells are en masse, alongside creatures that thrive under the effects of Auras.


{{Theme decks
==Theme decks ==
|deck1=[[Chaos Reigns]]|w|u|b|r|g
 
|deck2=[[Night of the Ninja]]||u|b||
Each of the four [[theme deck]]s revisits a keyword.<ref>{{DailyRef|arcana/2012-edition-decks-2012-05-23|''Planechase'' (2012 Edition) Decks|[[Monty Ashley]]|May 23, 2012}}</ref><ref>{{DailyRef|arcana/2012-edition-decklists-2012-05-28|''Planechase'' (2012 Edition) Decklists|[[Monty Ashley]]|May 28, 2012}}</ref>
|deck3=[[Primordial Hunger]]||||r|g
 
|deck4=[[Savage Auras]]|w||||g
*''Chaos Reigns'' features [[Cascade]]. As such, it embraces randomness and chaos, burying its opponents under the weight of multiple spells and creature-entry effects in a turn.
*''Night of the Ninja'' features [[Ninjutsu]]. To support that theme, it contains small evasive creatures that can get through your opponents' defenses and get upgraded to [[Ninja]]-hood. It also has some card-drawing and control elements.
* ''Primordial Hunger'' features [[Devour]]. The deck is filled with creatures that love to die, often giving you replacement creatures in the process. [[token]]s abound.
*''Savage Auras'' features [[Totem armor]]. Enchantments and enchantment-supporting spells are en masse, alongside creatures that thrive under the effects of Auras.
 
{{Decks|theme
  |Chaos Reigns|WUBRG
  |Night of the Ninja|UB
  |Primordial Hunger|RG
  |Savage Auras|GW
}}
}}


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''Planechase 2012'' has one cycle consisting of one card per deck.
''Planechase 2012'' has one cycle consisting of one card per deck.
* [[Legendary creatures]]: Each deck has a multicolored legendary creature which works with its central theme listed above {{-}} <c>Krond the Dawn-Clad</c>, <c>Maelstrom Wanderer</c>, <c>Thromok the Insatiable</c>, and <c>Vela the Night-Clad</c>.
* [[Legendary creatures]]: Each deck has a multicolored legendary creature which works with its central theme listed above {{-}} <c>Krond the Dawn-Clad</c>, <c>Maelstrom Wanderer</c>, <c>Thromok the Insatiable</c>, and <c>Vela the Night-Clad</c>.
=== Pairs===
* Multicolored cascade creatures: Multicolored blue creatures with cascade found in the Chaos Reigns deck. One is small and cheap, the other is more expensive and can repeat its cascade ability {{-}} {{Card|Shardless Agent|3=PC2}} and {{Card|Etherium-Horn Sorcerer|3=PC2}}.
==Notable cards==
*<c>Baleful Strix</c> is a tournament viable creature in [[Legacy]] thanks to its several abilities for a low mana cost: it is [[Evasion ability|evasive]], it can be used like a [[removal]] thanks to [[deathtouch]] and it makes draw a card.


==References==
==References==
{{Reflist}}
{{Reflist}}


==External links==
{{sets|special}}
*{{Prodpage|planechase2012edition|Planechase 2012 Edition}}
[[Category:Planechase sets]]
 
{{Special sets}}
 
[[Category:Magic compilation sets]]

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Planechase 2012
 
Theme decks
 
Planechase 2012
[[File:{{#setmainimage:Planechase2012_title.jpg}}|250px]]
Set Information
Set symbol
Symbol description Planes
Design Mark Globus (lead),
Kelly Digges,
Dave Guskin,
Ryan Miller
Development Mark L. Gottlieb (lead),
Ryan Miller,
Lee Sharpe,
Ken Troop,
with contributions from Matt Tabak
Art direction Jeremy Jarvis
Release date June 1, 2012
Plane Alara, Azgol, Belenon, Dominaria, Equilor, Ergamon, Fabacin, Innistrad, Kamigawa, Kephalai, Kolbahan, Kyneth, Lorwyn, Mirrodin, Mongseng, New Phyrexia, Ravnica, Regatha, Shandalar, Vryn, Zendikar
Themes and mechanics Plane cards, Phenomenons
Keywords/​ability words Cascade, Devour, Ninjutsu, Totem armor
Set size 156 cards
+40 plane cards
(four 60+10-card theme decks)
Expansion code PC2[1]
Planechase series
Planechase Planechase 2012 Planechase Anthology
Magic: The Gathering Chronology
Avacyn Restored Planechase 2012 Magic 2013

Planechase 2012, officially styled as Planechase (2012 Edition), is a set of four "game packs", each consisting of ten oversized plane cards, a 60-card deck, a six-sided planar die and a strategy insert with multiplayer rules.[2][3] It was released in June, 2012.

Details

Planechase 2012 is built on the same Planar Magic variant format as its predecessor Planechase.[4] Each player has, in addition to their deck, an additional randomized deck consisting of at least ten oversized plane cards, their Planar deck. At any given moment, one of the plane cards of one players' Planar decks is face-up and its effect is active.

Any player can roll the planar die during their turn at any time they could cast a sorcery, and re-roll as many times as they want with each roll costing {1} more than the previous one. If the die shows the planeswalker symbol ({PW}), the current active plane is put on the bottom of its owners deck, and the player who rolled the die reveals the top card of their deck as the new plane. If the chaos symbol ({CHAOS}) is rolled, a specific effect on the currently revealed plane is triggered.

An image of the phenomena card "Time Distortion".
An example of a phenomena card.

Planechase 2012 introduced a new card type, Phenomenon. Phenomena are similar to plane cards and are also put into the Planar deck, but represent one-time effects. When a Phenomenon is revealed, its effect is triggered, and then the player planeswalks to the next plane.[5]

Planechase 2012 introduced new, eternal format legal cards to the game. There were a total of 21 new cards between the four decks. Each deck had six new cards, with one card appearing in every deck. Three cards reprinted in the set featured new artwork. They are Armored Griffin, Concentrate, and Dark Hatchling.

When Planechase 2012 came out, there were release events. These features a special promo card that was not included in any of the four decks: Stairs to Infinity.[6]


Theme decks

Each of the four theme decks revisits a keyword.[7][8]

  • Chaos Reigns features Cascade. As such, it embraces randomness and chaos, burying its opponents under the weight of multiple spells and creature-entry effects in a turn.
  • Night of the Ninja features Ninjutsu. To support that theme, it contains small evasive creatures that can get through your opponents' defenses and get upgraded to Ninja-hood. It also has some card-drawing and control elements.
  • Primordial Hunger features Devour. The deck is filled with creatures that love to die, often giving you replacement creatures in the process. tokens abound.
  • Savage Auras features Totem armor. Enchantments and enchantment-supporting spells are en masse, alongside creatures that thrive under the effects of Auras.
Theme
deck name 		Colors Included
{W} {U} {B} {R} {G}
Chaos Reigns W U B R G
Night of the Ninja U B
Primordial Hunger R G
Savage Auras W G

Cycles

The planar die

Planechase 2012 has one cycle consisting of one card per deck.

Pairs

Notable cards

References

  1. ↑ Planechase 2012 Edition product information page — Wizards of the Coast
  2. ↑ Monty Ashley (Nov 23, 2011). "Announcing Planechase (2012 Edition)". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  3. ↑ Mark Rosewater (May 21, 2012). "Changing Planes". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  4. ↑ Mark Gottlieb (May 21, 2012). "Inside Planechase". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  5. ↑ Zac Hill (May 25, 2012). "Rolling Planes". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  6. ↑ Monty Ashley (May 22, 2012). "Planechase (2012 Edition) Release Promo". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  7. ↑ Monty Ashley (May 23, 2012). "Planechase (2012 Edition) Decks". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  8. ↑ Monty Ashley (May 28, 2012). "Planechase (2012 Edition) Decklists". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
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