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*Years seemingly have passed for the <c>Teeterpeak Ambusher</c>, improving his skills and equipment, but using the same method since he was a <c>Reckless Bushwhacker</c> in ''[[Rise of the Eldrazi]]'' and a just a young <c>Goblin Bushwhacker</c> in the ''[[Zendikar]]'' set.
*Years seemingly have passed for the <c>Teeterpeak Ambusher</c>, improving his skills and equipment, but using the same method since he was a <c>Reckless Bushwhacker</c> in ''[[Rise of the Eldrazi]]'' and a just a young <c>Goblin Bushwhacker</c> in the ''[[Zendikar]]'' set.
*Zendikar Rising is the first draft set since [[Scars of Mirrodin]] where no Auras were designed to be placed on one's own creatures due to the prevalence of "snap-on" Equipment.
*Zendikar Rising is the first draft set since [[Scars of Mirrodin]] where no Auras were designed to be placed on one's own creatures due to the prevalence of "snap-on" Equipment.
*<c>Skyclave Relic</c> is the first non-creature artifact with [[Indestructible|indestructible]] since <c>Darksteel Relic</c> from ''[[New Phyrexia]]'', around nine years after the latter was printed.


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 12:29, 12 February 2021

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Maro's Zendikar Rising Teaser

Mark Rosewater gave his traditional teaser with the following hints.[1]

First up, here are some things you can expect:

Here are snippets of rules text, you’ll see:

And finally, here are some creature type lines you’ll see:

Banned and Restricted cards

  • Omnath, Locus of Creation was the fourth in the series of the ever-expanding Omnath legendary creatures, adding White mana to the Temur combination. Despite the four-color mana cost it became trivially easy to cast, and the base rate of a 4/4 that draws a card and gains 4 life every turn turned aggro from a traditionally bad matchup to a laughably easy one. Decks quickly built to exploit Omnath to its full potential, with Lotus Cobra managing the color requirements and Escape to the Wilds or Genesis Ultimatum being ways to continuously hit four or five land drops a turn, playing almost as a Storm deck. The deck was weakened with the Uro, Titan of Nature's Wrath banning, but that merely took away one avenue of long-game inevitability, and controlling a deck with so much mana was nearly impossible. A second build hybridized Omnath with the Adventures deck, making a ramp strategy with enough interaction that only the pure Omnath ramp decks would overpower. After a 70% metagame domination at the 2020 Grand Finals, Omnath was banned alongside Lucky Clover (part of the Omnath Adventures shell) and Escape to the Wilds.

Miscellaneous

References

  1. Mark Rosewater (August 27, 2020). "Maro's Zendikar Rising Teaser". Blogatog. Tumblr.