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Mirage introduces the mechanics [[Flanking]] (a combat ability that gives blockers -1/-1) and [[Phasing]] (a confusing ability used as a drawback in this set)
Mirage introduces the mechanics [[Flanking]] (a combat ability that gives blockers -1/-1) and [[Phasing]] (a confusing ability used as a drawback in this set)
==Setting==
==Setting==
Mirage stands apart from the rest of Magic for its Africa jungle setting.
'''Mirage''' stands apart from the rest of Magic for its African jungle setting.
 
==Notable Cards==
==Notable Cards==
<c>Cadaverous Bloom</c>
<c>Cadaverous Bloom</c>

Revision as of 02:29, 31 July 2007

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Mirage is the ninth Magic expansion and was released in 1996 as the first set in the Mirage Block. Mirage introduces the mechanics Flanking (a combat ability that gives blockers -1/-1) and Phasing (a confusing ability used as a drawback in this set)

Setting

Mirage stands apart from the rest of Magic for its African jungle setting.

Notable Cards

Cadaverous Bloom

Phyrexian Dreadnought was created before the advent of 6th edition rules. It received a power-level erratum to prevent circumvention of the card's steep requirements when it comes into play. The erratum has since been removed, making the card capable of activating Pandemonium and it can be Stifled.

Mystical Tutor, Enlightened Tutor, Worldly Tutor are a powerful trio of tutors. Though easily recognizable as a member of this cycle, Vampiric Tutor was printed later in Visions. Gamble completed the cycle in Urza's Saga. All five have seen competitive play at some point.

Cycles

External Links

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