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The Watcher in the Water est la deuxième carte, après Nadir Kraken, à créer des jetons Tentacle.
Ces cartes sont probablement au moins en partie inspirées du Watcher in the Water du jeu de cartes à collectionner "The Lord of the Rings" édité par Decipher, qui utilisait des tentacules, représentés comme des créatures indépendantes, pour annoncer l'arrivée du monstre.
Ces cartes sont probablement au moins en partie inspirées du Watcher in the Water du jeu de cartes à collectionner "The Lord of the Rings" édité par Decipher, qui utilisait des tentacules, représentés comme des créatures indépendantes, pour annoncer l'arrivée du monstre.
Les six cartes Gandalf the White, The Grey Havens, Lost Isle Calling, Many Partings, Galadriel of Lothlórien et Elrond, Master of Healing, de l'édition The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth et illustrées par Kieran Yanner, forment une seule image, représentant la scène "The Grey Havens" ("Les Havres Gris" en français).
Source : Kieran Yanner (@kieranyanner), le 2:02 AM · Mar 26, 2024 a écrit :
Just realized I hadn't posted the full Grey Havens scene for Magic's Middle-Earth set. Went a little crazy with the color. Ironically I worked on Decipher's Lord of the Rings card game and TTRPG in the early 2000's so this felt a bit full circle.
Magic: The Gathering | Tales of Middle-Earth
© Wizards of the Coast 2024 @ Middle-earth Enterprises, LLC
Magic: The Gathering | Tales of Middle-Earth
© Wizards of the Coast 2024 @ Middle-earth Enterprises, LLC
Les quatre cartes Pippin, Guard of the Citadel, Spiteful Banditry, Rosie Cotton of South Lane et Shire Shirriff, de l'édition The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth et illustrées par Martina Fackova, forment une seule image, représentant la scène "Scouring of the Shire" ("Nettoyage de la Comté" en français).
Les neuf cartes Dunland Crebain, Saruman of Many Colors, Storm of Saruman, Pippin's Bravery, Fangorn, Tree Shepherd, Nasty End, Foray of Orcs, Last March of the Ents et Quickbeam, Upstart Ent, de l'édition The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth et illustrées par David Rapoza, forment une seule image, représentant la scène "Isengard Destroyed" ("Sur la route d'Isengard" en français).
Source : Dave Rapoza (@DaveRapoza), le 7:41 PM · 30 mai 2023 a écrit :
Isengard Destroyed
Borderless scene cards I painted for Magic the Gathering!
Borderless scene cards I painted for Magic the Gathering!
La version "Scene card" de la carte Éomer, Marshal of Rohan, de l'édition The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth, représente à tort Théoden, King of Rohan au lieu de Éomer, Marshal of Rohan, car la carte à cet emplacement de l'illustration globale (voir cette anecdote) a été changée après que cette dernière soit approuvée et envoyée à l'impression.
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Les dix-huit cartes Minas Tirith, Mirkwood Bats, Voracious Fell Beast, Witch-King of Angmar, Shadow of the Enemy, Barad-dûr, Oliphaunt, Rising of the Day, Éomer, Marshal of Rohan, Gothmog, Morgul Lieutenant, Éowyn, Fearless Knight, Prince Imrahil the Fair, Knights of Dol Amroth, Orcish Bowmasters, Aragorn, the Uniter, Legolas, Master Archer, Gimli, Mournful Avenger et Merry, Esquire of Rohan, de l'édition The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth et illustrées par Tyler Jacobson, forment une seule image, représentant la scène "Battle of the Pelennor Fields" ("La bataille des Champs du Pelennor" en français).
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Source 2 : Tyler Jacobson (@jacobsontyler), le 11:13 PM · 31 mai 2023 a écrit :
The Battle of the Pelennor Fields, a multi card illustration that spans 18 individual cards for Magic's upcoming Lord of the Rings set. Super excited to finally be able to show this full piece which took up a huge chunk of my daily life back in 2021. #LOTR #MagicTheGathering
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This was a major passion project, having grown up reading The Lord of the Rings, and maybe having a minor (major) obsession with everything Tolkien. Thank you to AD @ovidiocartagena for trusting me with such a monumental piece.
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This was a major passion project, having grown up reading The Lord of the Rings, and maybe having a minor (major) obsession with everything Tolkien. Thank you to AD @ovidiocartagena for trusting me with such a monumental piece.
Les cinq cartes Eagles of the North, Lórien Revealed, Troll of Khazad-dûm, Oliphaunt et Generous Ent, de l'édition The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth, forment un cycle de sorts avec la capacité Recyclage d'un terrain de base.
Les cinq cartes Minas Tirith, Rivendell, Barad-dûr, Mines of Moria et The Shire, de l'édition The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth, forment un cycle de terrains.
Les six cartes Lobelia Sackville-Baggins, Wizard's Rockets, Gandalf, Friend of the Shire, Delighted Halfling, Bilbo, Retired Burglar et Frodo Baggins, de l'édition The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth et illustrées par Livia Prima, forment une seule image, représentant la scène "Bilbo's Birthday Party" ("Une réception depuis longtemps attendue" en français).
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Source 3 : Dopaprime (@dopaprime), le 1:37 AM · May 30, 2023 a écrit :
Bilbo's Birthday for MTG The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth ✨🎂🍻🎉
Took me 2.5 months to finish these 😂. The composition is the hardest, but painting the character to make them come alive is quite enjoyable.
All six cards in the comment👇
Took me 2.5 months to finish these 😂. The composition is the hardest, but painting the character to make them come alive is quite enjoyable.
All six cards in the comment👇
Les quatre cartes Frodo, Sauron's Bane, Samwise the Stouthearted, Gollum, Patient Plotter et The One Ring, de l'édition The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth et illustrées par Marta Nael, forment une seule image, représentant la scène "Mount Doom" ("La Montagne du Destin" en français).
Source : Marta Nael ✨ (@MartaNael), le 8:23 PM · 31 mai 2023 a écrit :
Mount Doom scene (4 cards) for Magic Universes Beyond, Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-Earth
As a LotR fan, I'm truly thankful to Art Director Matt Cavotta for trusting me with this assignment 🥰
All the art that was created for this set is so stunning! 🥹💜
#MTGxLOTR
As a LotR fan, I'm truly thankful to Art Director Matt Cavotta for trusting me with this assignment 🥰
All the art that was created for this set is so stunning! 🥹💜
#MTGxLOTR
Relentless Rats est la toute première carte imprimée mentionnant explicitement dans son texte que son nombre d'exemplaires n'est pas limité dans un deck. Elle s'inspire de la carte Plague Rats, qui, d'après une légende urbaine de Magic (voir cette anecdote), aurait été jouée à l'origine dans des decks en contenant un nombre non limité à 4 exemplaires.
Elle sera suivie ensuite par Shadowborn Apostle, Rat Colony, Persistent Petitioners, Dragon's Approach, Slime Against Humanity, Templar Knight et Hare Apparent.
La carte Seven Dwarves (respectivement Nazgûl) présente quant à elle une variante, puisque son nombre d'exemplaires n'est pas illimité, mais limité à 7 (respectivement 9) au lieu de 4, en cohérence avec son flavor (voir cette anecdote).
Search ~ Texte : "A deck can have"
Elle sera suivie ensuite par Shadowborn Apostle, Rat Colony, Persistent Petitioners, Dragon's Approach, Slime Against Humanity, Templar Knight et Hare Apparent.
La carte Seven Dwarves (respectivement Nazgûl) présente quant à elle une variante, puisque son nombre d'exemplaires n'est pas illimité, mais limité à 7 (respectivement 9) au lieu de 4, en cohérence avec son flavor (voir cette anecdote).
Search ~ Texte : "A deck can have"
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R&D tried numerous times to recapture the feel of Plague Rats, usually choosing to make the creatures bigger based on all your Rats.
Then during Fifth Dawn, we tried a new approach. What if the card just let you include as many copies as you wanted to play? [...] Once we had the "a deck may have any number" technology, we used it, although sparingly, on other cards. In the beginning, it was just used in black, although not always on Rats.
Ravnica Allegiance introduced the ability to blue, and Throne of Eldraine and Strixhaven would give it to red. The Council of Colors have talked about this. We've determined that, as long as the card fits into its color, any color can have access to "a deck may have any number" text.
In Throne of Eldraine, I wanted to capture the flavor of the seven dwarves. My original plan was to have exactly seven Dwarf cards in the set, but it took up too much space and was a little too much of a constraint on card concepting. My solution was to make one card called Seven Dwarves and then make a variant of the Relentless Rats template. Instead of letting you have any number, the card lets you have up to a specific number. In this case, seven.
We used that technology again in The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth. We knew we wanted to have Nazgûl. They're one of the big villains in the story, but like the seven dwarves, we didn't have space to do nine. Luckily, we'd solved the problem already. Nazgûl uses the Seven Dwarves technology and becomes the first card where you can have up to nine copies in your deck.
Then during Fifth Dawn, we tried a new approach. What if the card just let you include as many copies as you wanted to play? [...] Once we had the "a deck may have any number" technology, we used it, although sparingly, on other cards. In the beginning, it was just used in black, although not always on Rats.
Ravnica Allegiance introduced the ability to blue, and Throne of Eldraine and Strixhaven would give it to red. The Council of Colors have talked about this. We've determined that, as long as the card fits into its color, any color can have access to "a deck may have any number" text.
In Throne of Eldraine, I wanted to capture the flavor of the seven dwarves. My original plan was to have exactly seven Dwarf cards in the set, but it took up too much space and was a little too much of a constraint on card concepting. My solution was to make one card called Seven Dwarves and then make a variant of the Relentless Rats template. Instead of letting you have any number, the card lets you have up to a specific number. In this case, seven.
We used that technology again in The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth. We knew we wanted to have Nazgûl. They're one of the big villains in the story, but like the seven dwarves, we didn't have space to do nine. Luckily, we'd solved the problem already. Nazgûl uses the Seven Dwarves technology and becomes the first card where you can have up to nine copies in your deck.
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