Magic Duels: Amonkhet campaign decks
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| Magic Duels: Amonkhet campaign decks | |||||
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| Event Details | |||||
| Event date | April 16, 2017 | ||||
| Number of decks | 8 decks | ||||
| Deck size | 60 cards | ||||
| Magic Duels campaign decks | |||||
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The campaign for Magic Duels: Amonkhet follows Neheb as they go through a series of trials.[1]
| “ | The two suns of Amonkhet illuminate the city as you march with your fellow initiates toward the monument before you. You’ve prepared for this day since birth, the commencement of your journey to prove yourself worthy in the eyes of the God-Pharaoh and the five Gods. You begin at Oketra’s monument, where you and your companions must demonstrate solidarity to survive.[2] | ” |
There are four matches with 60-card preconstructed decks against a series of computer-controlled opponents, as well as two different puzzles.
First mission
The first match of the campaign has Neheb's 
deck facing the monowhite Trial of Solidarity.
| “ | In the vast interior of the monument, the first trial begins. The goal is to retrieve the arrow of Oketra from the hands of her powerful guardians. Your group rushes forward in formation to seize the arrow. One of the guardians, a majestic angel, holds it high overhead.[2] | ” |
Neheb
Neheb's Deck
Creatures (21)
Trial of Solidarity
Trial of Solidarity deck
- Victory message
| “ | Arrow in hand, you reach Oketra’s audience chamber. She greets you warmly as you fall into line to receive the token of her favor: an intricately inlaid cartouche. It hovers before settling into your trembling hands. The metal is warm and soothes your nerves as you prepare for the next trial.[2] | ” |
Second mission
The second match of the campaign isn't a full game, instead there are two different puzzles to solve.
| “ | The grand illusionary labyrinth within Kefnet’s monument twists and turns you in all directions. You are in the domain of the god of knowledge, who challenges you to employ your wits to pass through. The walls themselves move like liquid beneath your touch. Strange phantasmal forms grasp at you. You struggle to make sense of your bewildering surroundings before you are lost.[2] | ” |
- Victory message
| “ | You manage to compose your thoughts and outwit the labyrinth. As you pass through the final doorway, you suddenly find yourself before Kefnet. He does not look up as you enter. He anticipated your arrival long ago. He offers you his reward—the cartouche of knowledge. Now that you have proven your mental fortitude, the trial of strength can begin.[2] | ” |
Third mission
The third match of the campaign has Neheb's 
deck against the monogreen Trial of Strength.
| “ | Within his monument, the god Rhonas has assembled a collection of wild beasts to challenge your prowess in battle. The hiss of serpentine heads and barely audible clawed footfalls keep you on edge. You keep a white-knuckled grip on your weapon as you make your way through the snarling gauntlet of foes.[2] | ” |
Neheb
Neheb's Deck 2
Creatures (18)
Instant (1)
Enchantments (11)
Trial of Strength
Trial of Strength
- Victory message
| “ | A light at the end of the monument guides you forward to the feet of Rhonas, the snake-headed god of strength. He meets your gaze with bold approval, and his cartouche lands in your hands with satisfying weight. With three cartouches in hand, you have shed your doubts. Around you, your fellow initiates not at one another. You all know what comes next in the trial of ambition.[2] | ” |
Fourth mission
The fourth match of the campaign has Neheb's 
deck against the monoblack Trial of Ambition.
| “ | The shadowy interior of Bontu’s monument signals dark intentions. Will you put the pursuit of your own glory before that of your companions? You know that only those willing to put their own desires first will win the highest praise from the god of ambition. When other hesitate, you are ready. Although the other initiates have been loyal companions, your loyalty is to yourself alone.[2] | ” |
Neheb
Neheb's Deck 3
Creatures (27)
Instants (4)
Sorceries (2)
Enchantments (3)
Trial of Ambition
Trial of Ambition deck
- Victory message
| “ | You wipe your blade clean on your thigh before passing through the golden door. Beyond it, the walls glitter with metals and exotic pigments in Bontu’s secluded audience chamber. You greedily snatch your prize as it appears before you and admire it’s adorned surface. You have reached the final trial.[2] | ” |
Final mission
The final match of the campaign has Neheb's deck against the monored Trial of Zeal.
| “ | In the trial of zeal, you face the strongest of your fellow initiates in single combat. Few make it this far, and all who do share a single goal. Hazoret, the god of zeal herself, will recognize the victor as truly worthy. You throw yourself headlong into combat with unhesitating frenzy and resolve, eager to win Hazoret’s favor.[2] | ” |
Neheb
Neheb's Deck 4
Creatures (18)
Enchantments (2)
Trial of Zeal
Trial of Zeal deck
- Victory message
| “ | Your heart swells with pride as you realize that you stand alone on the battlefield. Around you, your fallen friends are pulled away to their ignominious fates. This is the moment you dreamed of during your years of training. You have earned the right to join the worthy. Hazoret’s bident pierces your head and chest, and you feel the impure lifeblood of this mortal form rush out. Your vision goes dark as the sleep of death envelops you, and you embrace an afterlife filled with eternal glory.[2] | ” |
References
- ↑ Shotgunnova (July 07, 2017). "Magic Duels: Origins – Guide and Walkthrough (Website)". Game FAQs. Retrieved on May 29, 2025.
- ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k Stainless Games. "Magic Duels: Amonkhet Campaign (webpage)". MTG Lore. Retrieved on July 1, 2025.