The Brothers' War/Art Series: Difference between revisions

From MTG Wiki
Jump to navigation Jump to search
VisualWikitext
No edit summary
>RivalRowan
No edit summary
 
(One intermediate revision by one other user not shown)
Line 12: Line 12:
The front side depicts a piece of [[art]] from the set in landscape orientation (except for the planeswalker cards, which are displayed in portrait). The card back is mostly blank, with some [[collector]]'s info (''Magic'' logo, [[illustration]] credits, legal text, and [[collector number]]s). They are similar to an artist's proofs and thus provide room to get an artist's signature or drawing on it. They can also be used as [[token]]s for [[copy]] [[effect]]s, as [[proxy|proxies]], or if it is for a [[legendary]] [[creature]] it could be a good way to store [[experience counter]]s, [[life]] total, commander tax, etc.
The front side depicts a piece of [[art]] from the set in landscape orientation (except for the planeswalker cards, which are displayed in portrait). The card back is mostly blank, with some [[collector]]'s info (''Magic'' logo, [[illustration]] credits, legal text, and [[collector number]]s). They are similar to an artist's proofs and thus provide room to get an artist's signature or drawing on it. They can also be used as [[token]]s for [[copy]] [[effect]]s, as [[proxy|proxies]], or if it is for a [[legendary]] [[creature]] it could be a good way to store [[experience counter]]s, [[life]] total, commander tax, etc.


There are no foil art cards. Instead, all of them are treated with a specially developed gloss varnish that brings out the art. The backs are left uncoated. Five percent of the time, rather than a normal art card, you'll get one with a gold-stamped signature of the artist. Every art card exists in both its normal version and its signature version.
There are no foil art cards. Instead, all of them are treated with a specially developed gloss varnish that brings out the art. The backs are left uncoated. Ten percent of the time, rather than a normal art card, you'll get one with a gold-stamped signature of the artist. Every art card exists in both its normal version and its signature version.


==Card list==
==Card list==
Line 20: Line 20:
#{{card|Siege Veteran||ABRO|}}
#{{card|Siege Veteran||ABRO|}}
#{{card|Tocasia's Welcome||ABRO|}}
#{{card|Tocasia's Welcome||ABRO|}}
#{{card|Autonomous Assemblr||ABRO|}}
#{{card|Autonomous Assembler||ABRO|}}
#{{card|Steel Seraph||ABRO|}}
#{{card|Steel Seraph||ABRO|}}
#{{card|Urza's Sylex||ABRO|}}
#{{card|Urza's Sylex||ABRO|}}

Latest revision as of 22:13, 24 August 2023

The Brothers' War/Art Series
 
Commander decks
 
Jumpstart
 
Trivia
 
Card comparisons
 
Retro Artifacts
 
Art Series
 

The The Brother's War Art Series is a series of 81 art cards that can be found in The Brothers' War Set Boosters.[1]

The front side depicts a piece of art from the set in landscape orientation (except for the planeswalker cards, which are displayed in portrait). The card back is mostly blank, with some collector's info (Magic logo, illustration credits, legal text, and collector numbers). They are similar to an artist's proofs and thus provide room to get an artist's signature or drawing on it. They can also be used as tokens for copy effects, as proxies, or if it is for a legendary creature it could be a good way to store experience counters, life total, commander tax, etc.

There are no foil art cards. Instead, all of them are treated with a specially developed gloss varnish that brings out the art. The backs are left uncoated. Ten percent of the time, rather than a normal art card, you'll get one with a gold-stamped signature of the artist. Every art card exists in both its normal version and its signature version.

Card list

  1. Mass Production
  2. Powerstone Engineer
  3. Siege Veteran
  4. Tocasia's Welcome
  5. Autonomous Assembler
  6. Steel Seraph
  7. Urza's Sylex
  8. Air Marshal
  9. Defabricate
  10. Hurkyl, Master Wizard
  11. Retrieval Agent
  12. Take Flight
  13. Thopter Mechanic
  14. Depth Charge Colossus
  15. Ashnod, Flesh Mechanist
  16. Gix, Yawgmoth Praetor
  17. Razorlash Transmogrant
  18. Scrapwork Rager
  19. Brotherhood's End
  20. The Fall of Kroog
  21. Skitterbeam Battalion
  22. Argothian Opportunist
  23. Argothian Sprite
  24. Fauna Shaman
  25. Gwenna, Eyes of Gaea
  26. Titania, Voice of Gaea
  27. Titania, Gaea Incarnate
  28. Tomakul Honor Guard
  29. Rust Goliath
  30. Kayla's Command
  31. Urza's Command
  32. Gix's Command
  33. Mishra's Command
  34. Titania's Command
  35. Urza, Powerstone Prodigy
  36. Mishra, Excavation Prodigy
  37. Mishra, Claimed by Gix
  38. Mishra, Lost to Phyrexia
  39. Queen Kayla bin-Kroog
  40. Tocasia, Dig Site Mentor
  41. Urza, Lord Protector
  42. Urza, Planeswalker
  43. Urza Prince of Kroog
  44. Liberator, Urza's Battlethopter
  45. Thran Spider
  46. Mishra's Foundry
  47. Plains
  48. Plains
  49. Island
  50. Swamp
  51. Swamp
  52. Mountain
  53. Forest
  54. Mishra, Eminent One
  55. Ashnod's Altar
  56. Blackblade Reforged
  57. Chromatic Lantern
  58. Defense Grid
  59. Foundry Inspector
  60. Goblin Charbelcher
  61. Helm of the Host
  62. Inspiring Statuary
  63. Ivory Tower
  64. Keening Stone
  65. Key to the City
  66. Mazemind Tome
  67. Millstone
  68. Mox Amber
  69. Mystic Forge
  70. Phyrexian Processor
  71. Platinum Angel
  72. Precursor Golem
  73. Psychosis Crawler
  74. Ramos, Dragon Engine
  75. Scrap Trawler
  76. Sculpting Steel
  77. Self-Assembler
  78. Soul-Guide Lantern
  79. Staff of DOmination
  80. Thorn of Amethyst
  81. Wurmcoil Engine

References

  1. ↑ Kendall Pepple (November 8, 2022). "The Brothers' War Art Cards". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
Retrieved from "https://mtg.wiki/index.php?title=The_Brothers%27_War/Art_Series&oldid=390063"