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{{Expansion Nonblock | | |||
Expansion Name = '''''Fallen Empires''''' | | |||
Symbol = Fallenempires.gif| | |||
Symbol Description = Crown| | |||
Design Team =[[Skaff Elias]], [[Jim Lin]], [[Dave Pettey]] with design contributions from [[Chris Page]]| | |||
Development Team = Same as Design Team| | |||
Release Date = November 1994 | | |||
Mechanics = “battery” lands, creature race based theme, extensive use of counters, “sac” lands | | |||
Keywords = | | |||
Size= 102 cards | |||
(functionally different)/ | |||
187 cards | |||
(counting new artwork)| | |||
Previous Set = '''''[[The Dark (set)|The Dark]]'''''| | |||
This Set = '''''Fallen Empires''''' | | |||
Next Set = '''''[[4th Edition (set)|4th Edition]]''''' | | |||
}} | |||
'''Fallen Empires''' is the fifth [[Magic]] expansion and was released in 1994. One the most notable cards in the set was <c>Hymn to Tourach</c>, arguably the best discard spell ever printed. Also in this set were the two "pump knights", <c>Order of the Ebon Hand</c> and <c>Order of Leitbur</c>, each of which saw a good deal of play in their time. | '''Fallen Empires''' is the fifth [[Magic]] expansion and was released in 1994. One the most notable cards in the set was <c>Hymn to Tourach</c>, arguably the best discard spell ever printed. Also in this set were the two "pump knights", <c>Order of the Ebon Hand</c> and <c>Order of Leitbur</c>, each of which saw a good deal of play in their time. | ||
Revision as of 13:37, 29 May 2006
Template:Expansion Nonblock Fallen Empires is the fifth Magic expansion and was released in 1994. One the most notable cards in the set was Hymn to Tourach, arguably the best discard spell ever printed. Also in this set were the two "pump knights", Order of the Ebon Hand and Order of Leitbur, each of which saw a good deal of play in their time.
Some of the most distinguishing features of this set where the introduction of alternate art, with cards like Hymn to Tourach featuring four different illustrations, its focus on tokens and counters and the numerous Tribal cards in it.