Conspiracy: Take the Crown

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Conspiracy: Take the Crown
Set Information
Set symbol
Themes and mechanics Conspiracy, “Draft-matters”
Set size 220 cards
Expansion code CN2

Conspiracy: The Empty Throne is a booster-based set designed for Conspiracy Draft.[1] It is the third supplemental set that is to be released in the summer of 2016.[2]

Set details

“  Long May He Reign  ”

Conspiracy: The Empty Throne follows up on the original Conspiracy set from 2014 and will introduce new cards that affect the draft itself as well as new Conspiracies. It is designed for eight-player drafts followed by free-for-all games of three to five players each. The set contains 220 cards (10 more than Conspiracy). Some are new cards with mechanics that enhance multiplayer play, and the other part features reprint.

The set will be printed in English, Japanese and Chinese Simplified. It will not be released on Magic Online.

Flavor

The story is centered around King Brago and his possible downfall. Brago, the King Eternal rules the High City of Paliano on the plane of Fiora. Only three years after he had ascended to the throne, he was diagnosed with a hereditary and incurable disease. The priesthood — or Custodi — started giving treatments to prolong his life but extended themselves too far. His body deteriorated, but he couldn't die. Thinking it an act of mercy, Brago's good friend Selvala ended his suffering with a dagger through his heart. However, this only released his spirit from the body. The Custodi knew that they would lose power through the succession. So they kept Brago’s spirit as a figurehead and were able to retain their command.

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