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[[Core set]]s were discontinued after ''[[Magic Origins]]'' in 2015, but were reintroduced with ''Core 2019''. The reintroduction made it possible to move away from the [[Two-Block Paradigm]], and create room to print three large [[standalone]] sets each year.<ref>{{EzTumblr|http://markrosewater.tumblr.com/post/165559607293/so-what-made-you-guys-bring-back-core-sets-i-like|title=So what made you guys bring back core sets? | | [[Core set]]s were discontinued after ''[[Magic Origins]]'' in 2015, but were reintroduced with ''Core 2019''. The reintroduction made it possible to move away from the [[Two-Block Paradigm]], and create room to print three large [[standalone]] sets each year.<ref>{{EzTumblr|http://markrosewater.tumblr.com/post/165559607293/so-what-made-you-guys-bring-back-core-sets-i-like|title=So what made you guys bring back core sets? |September 20, 2017}}</ref> Thus, the [[codename]] ''Salad'' was transferred from the small set in the proposed [[Dominaria]] block, to this core set.<ref>{{EzTumblr|http://markrosewater.tumblr.com/post/172612565223/hey-mark-why-do-you-still-refer-to-core-set-2019|title=Why do you still refer to Core Set 2019 as Salad?|April 05, 2018}}</ref><ref>{{EzTumblr|http://markrosewater.tumblr.com/post/172608705023/its-my-birthday-today-so-could-i-get-some-trivia|title=What would the second set of Dominaria have been?|April 04, 2018}}</ref> Like ''[[Magic 2010]]'' to ''[[Magic Origins]]'' before, this core set contains a mix of new and reprinted cards. However, it is primarily geared toward incoming players.<ref name="MetTwo">{{NewRef|making-magic/metamorphosis-2-0-2017-06-12|Metamorphosis 2.0|[[Mark Rosewater]]|June 12, 2017}}</ref> In contrast to earlier Core Sets, the design team started out by building the [[Welcome Deck]]s and [[Planeswalker Decks]]. They had the freedom to design or reprint whatever cards they needed to make an optimal experience. The team then used the cards they made for those two products as a starting point around which to build ''Core Set 2019''.<ref name="Getting to the Core"/> | ||
''Core Set 2019'' contains 280 cards (20 basic land, 111 common, 80 uncommon, 53 rare, and 16 mythic rare) and includes randomly inserted [[premium]] versions of all cards. 25 additional cards are found in the set's [[planeswalker deck]]s. These are numbered #281/280 to #305/280. A unique [[Buy-a-Box]] promotional card numbered #306/280 is also considered to be part of the set.<ref name="Promos"/> In addition, 8 common and uncommon cards from the ''[[Ixalan]]'', ''[[Rivals of Ixalan]]'' and ''[[Dominaria]]'' sets (numbered #307/280 to #314/280) have been printed in the [[Welcome Deck]]s with the ''Core Set 2019'' expansion symbol.<ref name="Release notes">{{NewRef|feature/core-set-2019-release-notes-2018-06-22|''Core Set 2019'' Release Notes|[[Wizards of the Coast]]|June 22, 2018}}</ref> The common [[taplands]] sometimes replace a basic land in the land slot of booster packs. 181 cards are new, the rest is reprinted. | ''Core Set 2019'' contains 280 cards (20 basic land, 111 common, 80 uncommon, 53 rare, and 16 mythic rare) and includes randomly inserted [[premium]] versions of all cards. 25 additional cards are found in the set's [[planeswalker deck]]s. These are numbered #281/280 to #305/280. A unique [[Buy-a-Box]] promotional card numbered #306/280 is also considered to be part of the set.<ref name="Promos"/> In addition, 8 common and uncommon cards from the ''[[Ixalan]]'', ''[[Rivals of Ixalan]]'' and ''[[Dominaria]]'' sets (numbered #307/280 to #314/280) have been printed in the [[Welcome Deck]]s with the ''Core Set 2019'' expansion symbol.<ref name="Release notes">{{NewRef|feature/core-set-2019-release-notes-2018-06-22|''Core Set 2019'' Release Notes|[[Wizards of the Coast]]|June 22, 2018}}</ref> The common [[taplands]] sometimes replace a basic land in the land slot of booster packs. 181 cards are new, the rest is reprinted. | ||
More than 30 white, blue and red commons were accidently packaged in ''[[Dominaria]]'' boosters, and found two months before release.<ref>[https://www.mtgsalvation.com/forums/magic-fundamentals/the-rumor-mill/792790-m19-commons-leaked-in-dominaria-packaged-product Commons leaked in Dominaria Packaged Product]</ref><ref>[https://www.reddit.com/r/magicTCG/comments/8h557z/some_early_m19_spoilers/ Some early M19 spoilers (Reddit)]</ref><ref>{{EzTumblr|http://markrosewater.tumblr.com/post/173831423658/almost-every-set-including-supplemental-since|title=Many major leaks and several by wizards. Is this a deliberate part of spoiler seasons now?| | More than 30 white, blue and red commons were accidently packaged in ''[[Dominaria]]'' boosters, and found two months before release.<ref>[https://www.mtgsalvation.com/forums/magic-fundamentals/the-rumor-mill/792790-m19-commons-leaked-in-dominaria-packaged-product Commons leaked in Dominaria Packaged Product]</ref><ref>[https://www.reddit.com/r/magicTCG/comments/8h557z/some_early_m19_spoilers/ Some early M19 spoilers (Reddit)]</ref><ref>{{EzTumblr|http://markrosewater.tumblr.com/post/173831423658/almost-every-set-including-supplemental-since|title=Many major leaks and several by wizards. Is this a deliberate part of spoiler seasons now?|May 12, 2018}}</ref> | ||
Due to the transition from the [[Two-Block Paradigm]] to the [[Three-and-One Model]] Core Set 2019 is one of the few Core Sets with a development [[codename]]. | Due to the transition from the [[Two-Block Paradigm]] to the [[Three-and-One Model]] Core Set 2019 is one of the few Core Sets with a development [[codename]]. | ||
=== Storyline === | === Storyline === | ||
''Core Set 2019'' features a story arc by [[Kate Elliott]], focusing on the origins of the main antagonist of the current storyline, [[Nicol Bolas]], and his conflict with [[Ugin]], his twin.<ref>[https://twitter.com/KateElliottSFF/status/1004841339345764352 Kate Elliott on Twitter]</ref><ref>[https://www.hipstersofthecoast.com/2018/06/mtg-m19-core-2019s-story-will-feature-ugin-nicol-bolas-and-tarkir/ David McCoy (June 8, 2018) "Core 2019’s Story Will Feature Ugin, Nicol Bolas, and Tarkir."]</ref> The cards also show bits and pieces of unrelated stories on several other planes. The set is filling in story and not part of the current storyline. To avoid confusing less enfranchised players there are no [[Story Spotlight]]s.<ref>{{EzTumblr|http://markrosewater.tumblr.com/post/175124980258/are-there-no-story-spotlight-cards-in-the-new-core|title=Are there no Story Spotlight cards in the new Core Set? | | ''Core Set 2019'' features a story arc by [[Kate Elliott]], focusing on the origins of the main antagonist of the current storyline, [[Nicol Bolas]], and his conflict with [[Ugin]], his twin.<ref>[https://twitter.com/KateElliottSFF/status/1004841339345764352 Kate Elliott on Twitter]</ref><ref>[https://www.hipstersofthecoast.com/2018/06/mtg-m19-core-2019s-story-will-feature-ugin-nicol-bolas-and-tarkir/ David McCoy (June 8, 2018) "Core 2019’s Story Will Feature Ugin, Nicol Bolas, and Tarkir."]</ref> The cards also show bits and pieces of unrelated stories on several other planes. The set is filling in story and not part of the current storyline. To avoid confusing less enfranchised players there are no [[Story Spotlight]]s.<ref>{{EzTumblr|http://markrosewater.tumblr.com/post/175124980258/are-there-no-story-spotlight-cards-in-the-new-core|title=Are there no Story Spotlight cards in the new Core Set? |June 21, 2018}}</ref> | ||
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==Themes and mechanics== | ==Themes and mechanics== | ||
The set features one '''Transforming Legend''' similar to those featured in ''[[Magic Origins]]'': a double-faced [[mythic]] [[creature]] that [[transform]]s into a [[planeswalker]] when a certain condition is met, a condition that represents the event that caused that character's [[planeswalker's spark]] to ignite. <c>Nicol Bolas, the Ravager</c> is the only [[double-faced card]] in the set.<ref>{{EzTumblr|http://markrosewater.tumblr.com/post/175026203113/is-nicol-bolas-the-only-dfc-in-m19#notes|title=Is Nicol Bolas the only DFC in M19?| | The set features one '''Transforming Legend''' similar to those featured in ''[[Magic Origins]]'': a double-faced [[mythic]] [[creature]] that [[transform]]s into a [[planeswalker]] when a certain condition is met, a condition that represents the event that caused that character's [[planeswalker's spark]] to ignite. <c>Nicol Bolas, the Ravager</c> is the only [[double-faced card]] in the set.<ref>{{EzTumblr|http://markrosewater.tumblr.com/post/175026203113/is-nicol-bolas-the-only-dfc-in-m19#notes|title=Is Nicol Bolas the only DFC in M19?|June 18, 2018}}</ref> | ||
''Core 2019'' features the following limited archetypes: | ''Core 2019'' features the following limited archetypes: | ||
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| Set Information | |||||
| Set symbol | |||||
| Symbol description | "M19" | ||||
| Design |
Ethan Fleischer (lead) Doug Beyer Bryan Hawley Jackie Lee Dave Marsee Ken Nagle Yoni Skolnik | ||||
| Development |
Ethan Fleischer (lead) Corey Bowen Aaron Forsythe Ben Hayes Mark Heggen Adam Prosak Yoni Skolnik | ||||
| Art direction | Cynthia Sheppard | ||||
| Release date | July 13, 2018[1] | ||||
| Themes and mechanics | Dragons | ||||
| Keywords/ability words | Evergreen keywords, Transform | ||||
| Set size | 280 + 34 cards | ||||
| Expansion code | M19[3] | ||||
| Development codename | Salad | ||||
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Core Set 2019, also known as Core 2019, is the 18th Magic core set. It is the first core set to be reintroduced under the Three-and-One Model and was released on July 13, 2018.[1][4]
Set details
Core sets were discontinued after Magic Origins in 2015, but were reintroduced with Core 2019. The reintroduction made it possible to move away from the Two-Block Paradigm, and create room to print three large standalone sets each year.[5] Thus, the codename Salad was transferred from the small set in the proposed Dominaria block, to this core set.[6][7] Like Magic 2010 to Magic Origins before, this core set contains a mix of new and reprinted cards. However, it is primarily geared toward incoming players.[8] In contrast to earlier Core Sets, the design team started out by building the Welcome Decks and Planeswalker Decks. They had the freedom to design or reprint whatever cards they needed to make an optimal experience. The team then used the cards they made for those two products as a starting point around which to build Core Set 2019.[9]
Core Set 2019 contains 280 cards (20 basic land, 111 common, 80 uncommon, 53 rare, and 16 mythic rare) and includes randomly inserted premium versions of all cards. 25 additional cards are found in the set's planeswalker decks. These are numbered #281/280 to #305/280. A unique Buy-a-Box promotional card numbered #306/280 is also considered to be part of the set.[10] In addition, 8 common and uncommon cards from the Ixalan, Rivals of Ixalan and Dominaria sets (numbered #307/280 to #314/280) have been printed in the Welcome Decks with the Core Set 2019 expansion symbol.[11] The common taplands sometimes replace a basic land in the land slot of booster packs. 181 cards are new, the rest is reprinted.
More than 30 white, blue and red commons were accidently packaged in Dominaria boosters, and found two months before release.[12][13][14]
Due to the transition from the Two-Block Paradigm to the Three-and-One Model Core Set 2019 is one of the few Core Sets with a development codename.
Storyline
Core Set 2019 features a story arc by Kate Elliott, focusing on the origins of the main antagonist of the current storyline, Nicol Bolas, and his conflict with Ugin, his twin.[15][16] The cards also show bits and pieces of unrelated stories on several other planes. The set is filling in story and not part of the current storyline. To avoid confusing less enfranchised players there are no Story Spotlights.[17]
Magic Story
Marketing
Core Set 2019 is sold in 16-card boosters (one card being a marketing card), five planeswalker decks, the Core 2019 bundle and a Deck Builder's Toolkit.[18] The expansion symbol of the set picks up the design earlier used for Magic 2010 to Magic 2015, though with the modernized font. The boosters feature art from the five planeswalkers, featured in the Planeswalker decks.
Five Welcome decks are given away to new players for free.
The Welcome decks, Planeswalker decks and Deck Builder's Toolkit are strongly integrated, which allows for an easier transition between the products. Basically, the Planeswalker decks expand on the themes presented in the Welcome decks.[19] Furthermore, the contents of the Deck Builder's Toolkit are entirely fixed and can be used to upgrade the Planeswalker decks.[19] The next step is a booster pack. Because of this, Core Set 2019 is positioned as an introductory booster product for new players.[9] However, the cards targeted to beginning players are mostly found in common and uncommon. This opens up the opportunity to add cards to fill up gaps in creative, mechanical themes, answers or formats in rare and mythic rare.[9] This is also the place for high demand reprints.
The creative team also used the set to take some peeks into the larger world of Magic and give a few hints at things that are going on around the Multiverse.[9]
Events
- Prerelease weekend: July 7–8, 2018[20]
- Magic Online update: July 9, 2018
- Magic Arena update: July 12, 2018
Tokens, emblems and checklist card
Core 2019 comes with 14 tokens, three emblems and a checklist card.
Token and emblems appear in the marketing card slot.
4/4 Angel creature with flying and vigilance, for Resplendent Angel.- 4/4 Avatar creature with flying, for Ajani's Last Stand.
- 1/1 Cat creature with lifelink, for Ajani, Adversary of Tyrants and Leonin Warleader.
- 2/2 Knight creature with vigilance, for Gallant Cavalry, Knightly Valor and Sigiled Sword of Valeron.
- 2/4 Ox creature, for Transmogrifying Wand.
- 1/1 Soldier creature, for Heroic Reinforcements and Lena, Selfless Champion.
1/1 Bat creature with flying, for Desecrated Tomb and Regal Bloodlord.- 2/2 Zombie creature, for Doomed Dissenter, Graveyard Marshal and Open the Graves.
2/2 Dragon creature with flying and ": This creature gets +1/+0 until end of turn," for Dragon Egg.- 5/5 Dragon creature with flying, for Draconic Disciple, Lathliss, Dragon Queen and Sarkhan, Fireblood.
- 1/1 Goblin creature, for Goblin Instigator.
3/3 Beast creature, for Druid of Horns.- 1/1 Elf Warrior creature, for Thorn Lieutenant.
1/1 Thopter artifact creature with flying, for Aviation Pioneer, Sai, Master Thopterist and Tezzeret, Artifice Master.- Emblem for Ajani, Adversary of Tyrants
- Emblem for Tezzeret, Artifice Master
- Emblem for Vivien Reid
The checklist card appears in the basic land slot.[21]
Promotional cards
- Magic Open House: Full-art Guttersnipe[10]
- Prerelease: a stamped card that can be any rare or mythic rare from the set.
- Draft Weekend Launch promo: Desecrated Tomb[10]
- Standard Showdown: foil basic land promo with art by Alayna Danner. The five different basic lands line up to make one large panorama.[10][22]
- Store Championship: full-art foil Demon of Catastrophes[10]
- Magic League: foil Reliquary Tower[10]
- Buy-a-Box: Nexus of Fate (not found in the main set)[10]
- FNM promos: Elvish Rejuvenator, Militia Bugler, Murder[10]
- Convention card: Death Baron[23]
Gift Pack
The Gift Pack for the 2018 holiday season (released November 16, 2018) is integrated with Core Set 2019. It contains four Core Set 2019 boosters, five premium lands, a Spindown die, and five creature cards exclusive to the Gift Pack. The exclusive cards are considered part of Core Set 2019 for legality and rotation purposes. They have the M19 expansion symbol, but are numbered #GP1/001 to #GP1/005.[24]
Themes and mechanics
The set features one Transforming Legend similar to those featured in Magic Origins: a double-faced mythic creature that transforms into a planeswalker when a certain condition is met, a condition that represents the event that caused that character's planeswalker's spark to ignite. Nicol Bolas, the Ravager is the only double-faced card in the set.[25]
Core 2019 features the following limited archetypes:
: Artifacts (Aerial Engineer)- : Control (Psychic Symbiont)
- : Sacrifice (Brawl-Bash Ogre)
- : Ramp (Draconic Disciple)
- : Enchantments (Satyr Enchanter)
- : Lifegain (Regal Bloodlord)
- : Spellslinging (Enigma Drake)
- : Attrition (Poison-Tip Archer)
- : Go wide (Heroic Reinforcements)
- : Evasion (Skyrider Patrol)
The set does not feature any other new or returning non-evergreen mechanics.[26] The complexity of the set is toned down to make the learning curve a little less steep. There are a few more vanilla creatures and Lords than in regular sets. On the other hand, the set is also seeded with several combos.[26]
Card types
Core Set 2019 introduces the Vivien planeswalker type. It also reintroduces the Egg subtype (Dragon Egg).[27]
Cycles
Core Set 2019 has twelve cycles, one of which is a double cycle, and five of which can only be found in preconstructed products (and subsequently not in booster packs). There is additionally one partial cycle, themed around the character Nicol Bolas:
- Core set planeswalkers: Five monocolor planeswalkers, each of whom has appeared in some form in Nicol Bolas' history — Ajani, Adversary of Tyrants (), Tezzeret, Artifice Master (), Liliana, Untouched by Death (), Sarkhan, Fireblood (), and Vivien Reid ().[26]
- Signature spells: Five rare spells, each related to one of the face planeswalkers of the set and showcasing a pivotal moment in their history — Ajani's Last Stand (), One with the Machine (), Liliana's Contract (), Sarkhan's Unsealing (), and Vivien's Invocation ().
- Elder Dragons: Five mythic rare Elder Dragons, characters who each originally appeared in Legends. One is a double-faced card — Arcades, the Strategist (), Chromium, the Mutable (), Nicol Bolas, the Ravager (), Vaevictis Asmadi, the Dire (), and Palladia-Mors, the Ruiner ().
- Rare legends: Five rare monocolor legendary creatures — Lena, Selfless Champion (), Sai, Master Thopterist (), Isareth the Awakener (), Lathliss, Dragon Queen (), and Goreclaw, Terror of Qal Sisma ().
- Tribal lords: Five rare tribal lords — Valiant Knight (, Knights), Supreme Phantom (, Spirits), Death Baron (, Zombies and Skeletons), Goblin Trashmaster (, Goblins), and Elvish Clancaller (, Elves).
- Mares: Five uncommon Horses that each hose an enemy color and can't be blocked by creatures of that color — Shield Mare (), Surge Mare (), Plague Mare (), Lightning Mare (), and Vine Mare ().[26]
- Taplands: Ten common lands originally printed in Oath of the Gatewatch and Shadows over Innistrad that each come into play tapped, and tap for one of each two colors of mana — Meandering River (
), Submerged Boneyard (
), Cinder Barrens (
), Timber Gorge (
), Tranquil Expanse (
), Forsaken Sanctuary (
), Highland Lake (
), Foul Orchard (
), Stone Quarry (
), and Woodland Stream (
).
Precon only
- Precon planeswalkers: Five planeswalker variants with simpler abilities, included in the Planeswalker decks for M19 — Ajani, Wise Counselor (), Tezzeret, Cruel Machinist (), Liliana, the Necromancer (), Sarkhan, Dragonsoul (), and Vivien of the Arkbow ().
- Rare Welcome Deck creatures: Five rare creatures that are only included in the Welcome Decks and Planeswalker Decks — Serra's Guardian (), Riddlemaster Sphinx (), Gravewaker (), Shivan Dragon (), and Aggressive Mammoth ().
- "Dig" spells: Five rare spells each themed after a planeswalker that give an effect, and "dig" through the top five cards of the caster's library for a card of the same color (except for one case, where it also can "dig" for artifacts). These replace the "planeswalker tutors" previously found in Planeswalker Decks — Ajani's Influence (Ajani), Tezzeret's Gatebreaker (Tezzeret), Liliana's Spoils (Liliana), Sarkhan's Dragonfire (Sarkhan), and Skalla Wolf (Vivien).
- "Helper" creatures: Five uncommon creatures that get a bonus when you control the relevant planeswalker — Court Cleric (Ajani), Tezzeret's Strider (Tezzeret), Arisen Gorgon (Liliana), Sarkhan's Whelp (Sarkhan), and Vivien's Jaguar (Vivien).
- "4-of" cards: Five common cards appearing as a full playset in the planeswalker decks — Silverbeak Griffin (Ajani), Pendulum of Patterns (Tezzeret), Tattered Mummy (Liliana), Kargan Dragonrider (Sarkhan), and Ursine Champion (Vivien).
Partial cycles
- Nicol Bolas's reign: Three cards in Bolas' colors across multiple rarities, depicting his reign over Amonkhet, fall from power after the Mending, and subsequent return to strength — Apex of Power (), Fraying Omnipotence () and Patient Rebuilding ().
Changes
Card comparisons
Preconstructed decks
Welcome decks
Core 2019 features five Welcome Decks.
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| White deck | W | Serra's Guardian | ||||
| Blue deck | U | Riddlemaster Sphinx | ||||
| Black deck | B | Gravewaker | ||||
| Red deck | R | Shivan Dragon | ||||
| Green deck | G | Aggressive Mammoth | ||||
Planeswalker decks
Core 2019 features five planeswalker decks, that come with only one booster and are designed to integrate with the welcome decks.[28][29]
| Planeswalker deck name |
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| Ajani | W | Ajani, Wise Counselor | ||||
| Tezzeret | U | Tezzeret, Cruel Machinist | ||||
| Liliana | B | Liliana, the Necromancer | ||||
| Sarkhan | R | Sarkhan, Dragonsoul | ||||
| Vivien | G | Vivien of the Arkbow | ||||
Notable cards
- Nexus of Fate (the Buy-a-Box promo). Pro Tour 25th Anniversary had several successful pilots of Turbo-Fog variants with playsets of Nexus of Fate, resulting in a massive spike of the card price.[30][31] It was the first card to receive a specific ban only for MTG Arena in the Best-of-one matches.[32]
- Liliana's Contract is an alternate win card.
- Elvish Clancaller is an Elf Lord, that tutors for cards with the same name.[33]
- High profile reprints: Crucible of Worlds, Omniscience and Scapeshift.
References
- ↑ a b Template:NewRef
- ↑ Product information
- ↑ [2]
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- ↑ Mark Rosewater (September 20, 2017). "So what made you guys bring back core sets?". Blogatog. Tumblr.
- ↑ Mark Rosewater (April 05, 2018). "Why do you still refer to Core Set 2019 as Salad?". Blogatog. Tumblr.
- ↑ Mark Rosewater (April 04, 2018). "What would the second set of Dominaria have been?". Blogatog. Tumblr.
- ↑ Template:NewRef
- ↑ a b c d Template:NewRef
- ↑ a b c d e f g h Template:NewRef
- ↑ a b Template:NewRef
- ↑ Commons leaked in Dominaria Packaged Product
- ↑ Some early M19 spoilers (Reddit)
- ↑ Mark Rosewater (May 12, 2018). "Many major leaks and several by wizards. Is this a deliberate part of spoiler seasons now?". Blogatog. Tumblr.
- ↑ Kate Elliott on Twitter
- ↑ David McCoy (June 8, 2018) "Core 2019’s Story Will Feature Ugin, Nicol Bolas, and Tarkir."
- ↑ Mark Rosewater (June 21, 2018). "Are there no Story Spotlight cards in the new Core Set?". Blogatog. Tumblr.
- ↑ Product information (WPN)
- ↑ a b Mark Heggen (May 14, 2018). "How R&D Transformed M19 Planeswalker Decks". WPN
- ↑ Template:NewRef
- ↑ Magic: The Gathering on Facebook
- ↑ Alayna Danner on Twitter
- ↑ Magic: The Gathering on Twitter
- ↑ Template:NewRef
- ↑ Mark Rosewater (June 18, 2018). "Is Nicol Bolas the only DFC in M19?". Blogatog. Tumblr.
- ↑ a b c d Template:NewRef
- ↑ Template:NewRef
- ↑ News.toyark.com (picture)
- ↑ Template:NewRef
- ↑ Nexus of Fate is major problem. (Reddit)
- ↑ Nexus of Fate up 17.3% since yesterday and rising. (Reddit)
- ↑ https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/news/mtg-arena-banned-and-restricted-announcement-2019-02-14
- ↑ Template:NewRef
