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Les cinq cartes Mangara's Equity, Mind Harness, Reign of Terror, Reign of Chaos et Roots of Life, de l'édition Mirage, forment un cycle de "Color-Hosers".
Les cinq cartes Plumeveil, Wasp Lancer, Ashenmoor Gouger, Boggart Ram-Gang et Wilt-Leaf Cavaliers, de l'édition Shadowmoor, forment un cycle.
Source 1 ( #2) Ashenmoor Gouger - #8) Boggart Ram-Gang ) - Source 2 ( #62) Plumeveil - #104) Wasp Lancer - "The triple-hybrid creatures at uncommon (yes, it's a cycle) all have very simple abilities—mostly keyworded ones. [...]" - #106) Wilt-Leaf Cavaliers )
Source 1 ( #2) Ashenmoor Gouger - #8) Boggart Ram-Gang ) - Source 2 ( #62) Plumeveil - #104) Wasp Lancer - "The triple-hybrid creatures at uncommon (yes, it's a cycle) all have very simple abilities—mostly keyworded ones. [...]" - #106) Wilt-Leaf Cavaliers )
Les cinq cartes Thistledown Duo, Gravelgill Duo, Emberstrike Duo, Tattermunge Duo et Safehold Duo, de l'édition Shadowmoor, forment un cycle appelé "Duo".
Ce cycle a inspiré un cycle similaire, paru dans l'édition Bloomburrow (voir cette anecdote).
Source 1 ( #19) Emberstrike Duo - "[...] +1/+1 bonus seems odd for certain colors. While we wouldn't do the bonus in isolation on certain colors, power / toughness boosting is enough of a basic ability that it's pretty much shared by all colors at a low level, and so we felt fine using it on a cycle. [...]") - Source 2 ( #56) Gravelgill Duo - "[...] The other question this cycle generated was why one color produced a cumulative effect (that is, one that mattered if it triggered multiple times in a turn) and the other side did not. The answer is that there just aren't that many cumulative effects, especially in creature keywords which is what we wanted to grant. [...]" - #72) Safehold Duo - #90) Tattermunge Duo - #93) Thistledown Duo ) - Source 3 (The Glue - "[...] We ended up using an idea we'd talked about in Lorwyn design, what we call duos. The idea of a duo is that it represents two creatures working together. This allows us to put two creature types on the card, making it attractive to drafters drafting either creature type. [...] This also helps with boosting the as-fan of each creature type.")
Ce cycle a inspiré un cycle similaire, paru dans l'édition Bloomburrow (voir cette anecdote).
Source 1 ( #19) Emberstrike Duo - "[...] +1/+1 bonus seems odd for certain colors. While we wouldn't do the bonus in isolation on certain colors, power / toughness boosting is enough of a basic ability that it's pretty much shared by all colors at a low level, and so we felt fine using it on a cycle. [...]") - Source 2 ( #56) Gravelgill Duo - "[...] The other question this cycle generated was why one color produced a cumulative effect (that is, one that mattered if it triggered multiple times in a turn) and the other side did not. The answer is that there just aren't that many cumulative effects, especially in creature keywords which is what we wanted to grant. [...]" - #72) Safehold Duo - #90) Tattermunge Duo - #93) Thistledown Duo ) - Source 3 (The Glue - "[...] We ended up using an idea we'd talked about in Lorwyn design, what we call duos. The idea of a duo is that it represents two creatures working together. This allows us to put two creature types on the card, making it attractive to drafters drafting either creature type. [...] This also helps with boosting the as-fan of each creature type.")
Les cinq cartes Barrenton Cragtreads, Wanderbrine Rootcutters, Sootwalkers, Mudbrawler Raiders et Raven's Run Dragoon, de l'édition Shadowmoor, forment un cycle.
Source 1 ( #6) Barrenton Cragtreads - "[...] We felt if each color was allowed to have protection from its enemy color that it could have a subset of that ability." - #54) Mudbrawler Raiders ) - Source 2 ( #65) Raven's Run Dragoon - #84) Sootwalkers - "When evaluating this cycle, remember that it is unblockable by forty percent of the creatures in the environment. While not identical, this percentage is very close to the percentage of decks a landwalker can successfully landwalk against [...]" - #103) Wanderbrine Rootcutters )
Source 1 ( #6) Barrenton Cragtreads - "[...] We felt if each color was allowed to have protection from its enemy color that it could have a subset of that ability." - #54) Mudbrawler Raiders ) - Source 2 ( #65) Raven's Run Dragoon - #84) Sootwalkers - "When evaluating this cycle, remember that it is unblockable by forty percent of the creatures in the environment. While not identical, this percentage is very close to the percentage of decks a landwalker can successfully landwalk against [...]" - #103) Wanderbrine Rootcutters )
Les cinq cartes Paragon of New Dawns, Paragon of Gathering Mists, Paragon of Open Graves, Paragon of Fierce Defiance et Paragon of Eternal Wilds, de l'édition Magic 2015, forment un cycle appelé "Paragon".
La carte Mending Touch est la version "color-shifted" de Death Ward et une version améliorée de Regenerate.
Les cinq cartes Archangel of Wrath, Vodalian Mindsinger, Stronghold Arena, Temporal Firestorm et Urborg Lhurgoyf, de l'édition Dominaria United, forment un cycle.
La carte Skittering Monstrosity est une référence aux cartes Skittering Horror et Skittering Skirge, parues respectivement dans les éditions Urza's Destiny et Urza's Saga, de par son nom et sa capacité déclenchée, et tout particulièrement à la première de par son illustration et la fin de son nom qui fait écho à son texte d'ambiance.
Les cartes Ghirapur Osprey, Dawn Gryff et Shadow Glider sont des réimpressions fonctionnelles de Wild Griffin, à part pour le type de créature.
Les cinq cartes Benalish Commander, Aeon Chronicler, Roiling Horror, Detritivore et Fungal Behemoth, de l'édition Planar Chaos, forment un cycle.
Les cartes Blade of the Sixth Pride et Leopard-Spotted Jiao sont les premières créatures "Vanilla" (sans texte de règles) 3/1 pour deux manas éditées dans chaque couleur.
L'une a fait l'objet de réimpressions fonctionnelles (voir cette anecdote).
Il n'existe pas les créatures équivalentes dans les autres couleurs.
Search ~ Créature + Sans texte + Valeur de mana = 2 + F/E = 3/1
L'une a fait l'objet de réimpressions fonctionnelles (voir cette anecdote).
Il n'existe pas les créatures équivalentes dans les autres couleurs.
Search ~ Créature + Sans texte + Valeur de mana = 2 + F/E = 3/1
Les cartes Cliffhaven Sell-Sword, Savai Sabertooth, Prowling Caracal, Knight of New Benalia, Raptor Companion, Devilthorn Fox, Dromoka Warrior et Oreskos Swiftclaw sont des réimpressions fonctionnelles de Blade of the Sixth Pride.
La carte Sarkhan Unbroken représente Sarkhan, the Dragonspeaker dans un présent alternatif, créé par lui-même en sauvant Ugin et les dragons du Plan de Tarkir.
Source (Sarkhan Unbroken - "Having two versions of Sarkhan, one before he travels to the past and one after, was planned from the very beginning, even before we knew it was Sarkhan who was going to be the protagonist. [...]")
Source (Sarkhan Unbroken - "Having two versions of Sarkhan, one before he travels to the past and one after, was planned from the very beginning, even before we knew it was Sarkhan who was going to be the protagonist. [...]")
La carte Anafenza, Kin-Tree Spirit représente Anafenza, the Foremost dans un présent alternatif, créé par Sarkhan Vol en sauvant Ugin et les dragons du Plan de Tarkir, où elle n'a jamais pris le pouvoir en tant que khan (voir cette anecdote).
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