Conjure

Conjure
Keyword Action
Introduced	Jumpstart: Historic Horizons
Last used	Alchemy Horizons: Baldur's Gate
Reminder Text	Conjure (A conjured card is added to the game.)
Statistics	42 cards 14.3% 23.8% 26.2% 4.8% 11.9% 2.4% 7.1% 2.4% 2.4% 2.4% 2.4%
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Conjure is a designed-for-digital, MTG Arena-specific keyword action introduced in Jumpstart: Historic Horizons. It creates cards which were not originally in the player's deck or sideboard - they are created from the action itself, but behave like normal cards thereafter.

Description

Conjure creates a card for you to use that didn't exist before – not a token or a copy of a spell (like Reversal of Fortune), but an actual card that can sit in your hand until you are ready to use it. It remains a card even when cast or otherwise changing zones, just like normal cards from the deck. This can include cards that aren’t otherwise in a set or format, like Ponder, Stormfront Pegasus, or an original dual land (none of which are collectible in the same set as the cards that do the conjuring).

You might conjure to your hand, your library, your graveyard, or even directly to the battlefield, and once you do, the card is a full card for all rules purposes. The only difference from a regular card once created, is that of course, it does not remain in the deck once the game is over.

Conjure was inspired by the Mystery Booster concept of token cards. Currently, the mechanic isn't part of the Comprehensive Rules.

Related mechanics

Conjuring is similar to effects that access cards from outside the game. Like conjuring, the game doesn't recognize those cards as existing before being brought in, they behave like normal cards once brought in, and they don't remain in a deck once the game ends. However, conjured cards don't need to be collected and legally owned by players. They also obey no sideboard restrictions on the number or legality of cards, only the parameters set by the effect itself, which can even include information that wasn't known before the game started, like conjuring copies of the opponent's cards.

Cards drafted from a spellbook behave just like conjured cards - that is, they're just like any other card other than the fact they didn't exist before being drafted. However, the two mechanics share no terminology, in-game relationship, or game rules. One card (Tome of the Infinite) blends the two ideas by conjuring from a spellbook rather than drafting from it.

Example

Example

Wingsteed Trainer
Creature — Human
2/3
When Wingsteed Trainer enters the battlefield or attacks, conjure a Stormfront Pegasus card into your hand.

Card list

The following is a list of cards that can be conjured.

Set	Cardname	Conjures	To
Jumpstart: Historic Horizons	Boneyard Aberration	Reassembling Skeleton	Your graveyard
Jumpstart: Historic Horizons	Freyalise, Skyshroud Partisan	Regal Force	The battlefield
Jumpstart: Historic Horizons	Kiora, the Tide's Fury	Kraken Hatchling	Your hand
Jumpstart: Historic Horizons	Sarkhan, Wanderer to Shiv	Shivan Dragon	Your hand
Jumpstart: Historic Horizons	Shoreline Scout	Tropical Island	Your hand
Jumpstart: Historic Horizons	Teyo, Aegis Adept	Lumbering Lightshield	The battlefield
Jumpstart: Historic Horizons	Tome of the Infinite	Assault Strobe Dark Ritual Duress Fog Force Spike Giant Growth Light of Hope Lightning Bolt Ponder Swords to Plowshares	Your hand
Jumpstart: Historic Horizons	Wingsteed Trainer	Stormfront Pegasus	Your hand
Alchemy: Innistrad	Expedition Supplier	Utility Knife	The battlefield
Alchemy: Innistrad	Suntail Squadron	Suntail Hawk	Your hand
Alchemy: Innistrad	Toralf's Disciple	Lightning Bolt	Your library