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In [[color wheel]] order by color, | In [[color wheel]] order by color, | ||
* | *<c>Purelace</c> ({{W}}) | ||
* | *<c>Thoughtlace</c> ({{U}}) | ||
* | *<c>Deathlace</c> ({{B}}) | ||
* | *<c>Chaoslace</c> ({{R}}) | ||
* | *<c>Lifelace</c> ({{G}}) | ||
They weren't highly sought after rares by any means and were thought to be novelty cards use primarily to change a card so as not to be able to be blocked by a creature with protection from a particular color. Thoughtlace and Chaoslace were used more often in conjunction with <c>Blue Elemental Blast</c> and <c>Red Elemental Blast</c>. <c>Prismatic Lace</c> from ''[[Mirage]]'' is an improved version of the entire cycle being able to change a permanent (but not a spell) to a color of the caster's choice. <c>Moonlace</c> from the time twisting set ''[[Time Spiral]]'' turned a spell or permanent [[colorless]]. All of the color changes are permanent. | They weren't highly sought after rares by any means and were thought to be novelty cards use primarily to change a card so as not to be able to be blocked by a creature with protection from a particular color. Thoughtlace and Chaoslace were used more often in conjunction with <c>Blue Elemental Blast</c> and <c>Red Elemental Blast</c>. <c>Prismatic Lace</c> from ''[[Mirage]]'' is an improved version of the entire cycle being able to change a permanent (but not a spell) to a color of the caster's choice. <c>Moonlace</c> from the time twisting set ''[[Time Spiral]]'' turned a spell or permanent [[colorless]]. All of the color changes are permanent. | ||
Revision as of 23:59, 2 March 2019
The laces are a rare cycle of five instants that appeared in the Alpha through 4th Edition core sets. Each change a spell or permanent to a particular color. They were originally interrupts.
In color wheel order by color,
- Purelace (
) - Thoughtlace (
) - Deathlace (
) - Chaoslace (
) - Lifelace (
)
They weren't highly sought after rares by any means and were thought to be novelty cards use primarily to change a card so as not to be able to be blocked by a creature with protection from a particular color. Thoughtlace and Chaoslace were used more often in conjunction with Blue Elemental Blast and Red Elemental Blast. Prismatic Lace from Mirage is an improved version of the entire cycle being able to change a permanent (but not a spell) to a color of the caster's choice. Moonlace from the time twisting set Time Spiral turned a spell or permanent colorless. All of the color changes are permanent.
Richard Garfield derived "lace" from the Wizards of the Coast roleplaying game The Primal Order. In that game deities can "lace" an object or spell with primal energy, imbuing it with a portion of their own divine nature.[1]
See also
References
- ↑ Words of Magic, by Allen Varney