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* A white creature that can make an opponent lose the game simply by attacking them no matter how much life they have | * A white creature that can make an opponent lose the game simply by attacking them no matter how much life they have | ||
* A multicolor creature that lets you repeatedly reanimate permanents out of your opponent’s graveyard for no mana | * A multicolor creature that lets you repeatedly reanimate permanents out of your opponent’s graveyard for no mana | ||
* Three creatures with five creature types <c>Tajuru Paragon</c> | * Three creatures with five creature types {{-}} <c>Tajuru Paragon</c> | ||
* An artifact granting +2/+2 to a subset of creatures that first appeared in Alpha | * An artifact granting +2/+2 to a subset of creatures that first appeared in Alpha | ||
* X being used for a variable it's never been used for before [[two-brid]] mana</c>Tazri, Beacon of Unity</c> | * X being used for a variable it's never been used for before {{-}} [[two-brid]] mana</c>Tazri, Beacon of Unity</c> | ||
* a 6/6 artifact creature that costs 3 and a 7/5 artifact creature that can cost 3 | * a 6/6 artifact creature that costs 3 and a 7/5 artifact creature that can cost 3 | ||
* The return of four mana symbols that have each only ever been used on two cards before | * The return of four mana symbols that have each only ever been used on two cards before | ||
* Lands that come with a choice you've never had before [[Pathway Lands]] | * Lands that come with a choice you've never had before {{-}} [[Pathway Lands]] | ||
* Targeted enchantment removal in black | * Targeted enchantment removal in black | ||
* A red/white creature with a line of rules text that starts with "Whenever" and ends with "draw a card" | * A red/white creature with a line of rules text that starts with "Whenever" and ends with "draw a card" | ||
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* "don't lose unspent red mana" | * "don't lose unspent red mana" | ||
* "twice the number of Equipment" {{-}} <c>Nahiri, Heir of the Ancients</c> | * "twice the number of Equipment" {{-}} <c>Nahiri, Heir of the Ancients</c> | ||
* "If it's the third time" <c>Omnath, Locus of Creation </c> | * "If it's the third time" {{-}} <c>Omnath, Locus of Creation </c> | ||
===And finally, here are some creature type lines you’ll see:=== | ===And finally, here are some creature type lines you’ll see:=== | ||
Revision as of 18:30, 1 September 2020
Mark Rosewater gave his traditional teaser with the following hints.[1]
First up, here are some things you can expect:
- A white creature that can make an opponent lose the game simply by attacking them no matter how much life they have
- A multicolor creature that lets you repeatedly reanimate permanents out of your opponent’s graveyard for no mana
- Three creatures with five creature types — Tajuru Paragon
- An artifact granting +2/+2 to a subset of creatures that first appeared in Alpha
- X being used for a variable it's never been used for before — two-brid mana</c>Tazri, Beacon of Unity</c>
- a 6/6 artifact creature that costs 3 and a 7/5 artifact creature that can cost 3
- The return of four mana symbols that have each only ever been used on two cards before
- Lands that come with a choice you've never had before — Pathway Lands
- Targeted enchantment removal in black
- A red/white creature with a line of rules text that starts with "Whenever" and ends with "draw a card"
- A card with three different activated abilities that all copy something
Here are snippets of rules text, you’ll see:
- "three plus"
- "different converted mana cost X or less"
- "equal to 20 minus"
- "Cowards can't block Warriors"
- "don't lose unspent red mana"
- "twice the number of Equipment" — Nahiri, Heir of the Ancients
- "If it's the third time" — Omnath, Locus of Creation
And finally, here are some creature type lines you’ll see:
- Mouse
- Leviathan Crab
- Shapeshifter Rogue
- Demon Cleric
- Wurm Horror
- Hydra Horror
- Cat Horror
- Angel Wizard
References
- ↑ Mark Rosewater (August 27, 2020). "Maro's Zendikar Rising Teaser". Blogatog. Tumblr.