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'''Shrine''' ({{ja-name|<ruby>祭<rt>さい</rt></ruby><ruby>殿<rt>でん</rt></ruby>|saiden}}) is an [[enchantment]] [[subtype]] that was introduced in ''[[Champions of Kamigawa]]''. There were five shrines printed in as an uncommon [[cycle]]. They encouraged multi-color decks, because they are all legendary, and do something during your [[upkeep]] for each shrine you control | '''Shrine''' ({{ja-name|<ruby>祭<rt>さい</rt></ruby><ruby>殿<rt>でん</rt></ruby>|saiden}}) is an [[enchantment]] [[subtype]] that was introduced in ''[[Champions of Kamigawa]]''. There were five shrines printed in as an uncommon [[cycle]]. They encouraged multi-color decks, because they are all legendary, and do something during your [[upkeep]] for each shrine you control. | ||
A Honden is actually the inner part of the shrine to a [[kami]]. The name of each Honden corresponds to the name of a legendary spirit—[[Myojin]]—in the set.<ref>{{DailyRef|honden-and-myojin-2005-03-24|Honden and Myojin|[[Magic Arcana]]|March 24, 2005}}</ref> | A Honden is actually the inner part of the shrine to a [[kami]]. The name of each Honden corresponds to the name of a legendary spirit—[[Myojin]]—in the set.<ref>{{DailyRef|honden-and-myojin-2005-03-24|Honden and Myojin|[[Magic Arcana]]|March 24, 2005}}</ref> | ||
Many years later, ''[[Core Set 2021]]'' featured six new Shrines.<ref>{{DailyRef|making-magic/wait-theres-core-2020-06-15|But Wait, There's Core|[[Mark Rosewater]]|June 15, 2020}}</ref> These were also depicted on [[Kamigawa]]. | Many years later, ''[[Core Set 2021]]'' featured six new Shrines named '''Sanctums''' .<ref>{{DailyRef|making-magic/wait-theres-core-2020-06-15|But Wait, There's Core|[[Mark Rosewater]]|June 15, 2020}}</ref> These were also depicted on [[Kamigawa]]. | ||
== Kamigawa Shrine cycle == | == Kamigawa Shrine cycle == |
Revision as of 15:06, 15 June 2020
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Shrine (Japanese: 祭殿; rōmaji: saiden) is an enchantment subtype that was introduced in Champions of Kamigawa. There were five shrines printed in as an uncommon cycle. They encouraged multi-color decks, because they are all legendary, and do something during your upkeep for each shrine you control.
A Honden is actually the inner part of the shrine to a kami. The name of each Honden corresponds to the name of a legendary spirit—Myojin—in the set.[1]
Many years later, Core Set 2021 featured six new Shrines named Sanctums .[2] These were also depicted on Kamigawa.
Kamigawa Shrine cycle
- Honden of Cleansing Fire () — Gain two life for each shrine you control.
- Honden of Seeing Winds () — Draw a card for each shrine you control.
- Honden of Night's Reach () — Target opponent discards a card for each shrine you control.
- Honden of Infinite Rage () — Deal damage to target creature or player equal to the number of shrines you control.
- Honden of Life's Web () — Put a 1/1 colorless Spirit token into play for each shrine you control.
Core Set 2021 Shrine cycle
- Sanctum of Tranquil Light () — : Tap target creature. This costs less for each Shrine you control.
- Sanctum of Calm Waters () — Draw a card for each shrine you control, then discard a card.
- Sanctum of Stone Fangs () — Each opponent loses life and you gain life equal to the number of shrines you control.
- Sanctum of Shattered Heights () — , Discard a land or Shrine card: Deals damage to target creature or planeswalker equal to the number of shrines you control.
- Sanctum of Fruitful Harvest () — Add mana of any one color equal to the number of shrines you control
- Sanctum of All — Searches Shrines and puts them onto the battlefield. It doubles Shrine triggers if you control six or more.
References
- ↑ Magic Arcana (March 24, 2005). "Honden and Myojin". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Mark Rosewater (June 15, 2020). "But Wait, There's Core". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.