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This block incuded the searchable [[Rebel]]s and [[Mercenary|Mercenaries]], new cards with [[alternative cost]]s, and new abilities playable by any player. | This block incuded the searchable [[Rebel]]s and [[Mercenary|Mercenaries]], new cards with [[alternative cost]]s, and new abilities playable by any player. | ||
==Development codes== | |||
{{cquote|The Masques block was the beginning of codenames themed for an entire block. Why Greek names? While R&D was coming up with silly names, my girlfriend (now my wife) Lora (Rosewater) suggested the word Archimedes. Because we knew we needed a theme, we chose to follow up with two other Greek names. The reason that Greek names won out over another theme was that R&D thought it funny not only to have odd-sounding names that were themed, but also to choose words that the rest of the company would have trouble spelling.<ref>http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=mtgcom/daily/mr33</ref>}} | |||
==Theme decks== | ==Theme decks== | ||
{{Main|Masques (block)/Preconstructed theme decks}} | {{Main|Masques (block)/Preconstructed theme decks}} | ||
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{{sets}} | {{sets}} | ||
[[Category:Expansions and sets]] | [[Category:Expansions and sets]] | ||
Revision as of 02:28, 26 January 2008
The Masques block was the fifth block, consisting of the large expansion Mercadian Masques (File:Masques.gif) and the two small expansions Nemesis (File:Nemesis.gif) and Prophecy (File:Prophecy.gif).
This block incuded the searchable Rebels and Mercenaries, new cards with alternative costs, and new abilities playable by any player.
Development codes
| “ | The Masques block was the beginning of codenames themed for an entire block. Why Greek names? While R&D was coming up with silly names, my girlfriend (now my wife) Lora (Rosewater) suggested the word Archimedes. Because we knew we needed a theme, we chose to follow up with two other Greek names. The reason that Greek names won out over another theme was that R&D thought it funny not only to have odd-sounding names that were themed, but also to choose words that the rest of the company would have trouble spelling.[1] | ” |
Theme decks
References
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