![]() Prosperous Innkeeper (Green Creature – Halfling Citizen – 2-Cost): This, however, I can see getting a great deal of use. Just give this to an unblockable creature and swing for the fences! Big fan of this, because I like weird ways to win a game of MTG. On top of that, you can pay 8 mana (3 black) to grant the following: “Until end of turn, Vorpal Sword gains ‘Whenever equipped creature deals combat damage to a player, that player loses the game.’ It costs 2 black mana to equip also. The equipped creature gains +2/+0 and deathtouch (any creature that it deals damage to dies). When you attack a creature that has at least one head with a Vorpal Sword and roll a Natural 20, that creature is decapitated. ![]() Vorpal Sword (Black Artifact – Equipment, 1-Cost): A Vorpal Sword in Dungeons & Dragons refers to a very special type of equipment. I’m worried it will be relegated to sideboards since it’s so restricting in what it can’t defeat. As an uncommon, this is a pretty decent spell. It’s a high-level spell, that can obliterate something you are terrified to get into a battle with face-to-face. This is likely due to those types of creatures having lots of HP and are definitely hard to deal with in tabletop RPGs. This Black Instant destroys a target non-Angel, non-Demon, non-Devil, non-Dragon. That’s why this is an interesting choice. Power Word Kill (Black Spell – Instant, 2-Cost): In D&D, Power Word: Kill can defeat instantly an enemy with 100 HP or less. This is one I didn’t expect to see already. This is a classic Magic Item in D&D, and I chuckled a great deal when I saw it. It stays exiled until Portable Hole leaves the battlefield. This card has to have a Mana Value of 2 or less. Portable Hole (White Artifact, 1-Cost): It’s time for White to show off what it does best: Exile things! Portable Hole exiles a nonland permanent when it enters the battlefield. Let’s look at the cards that Wizards of the Coast Revealed. Every card in this set is likely to be familiar to long-time players of Dungeons & Dragons. The idea of having story prompts in a CCG is beautiful, and I know a few people right off the top of my head that will take advantage of these. You could use these as inspiration for a tabletop adventure, and I love that. But for physical players of MTG, you can use these as possible Dungeons & Dragons adventure settings. These bits of flavor text are a sentence or two and are pretty innocuous. That’s a first for Basic Lands in MTG Arena, courtesy of Forgotten Realms. You can find the full list of them here as well.īasic Lands are the same as always, but there is a new, important twist on these ones. Though there are spoilers coming next month, Wizards of the Coast did reveal a few cards, and we’re going to look at them. ![]() The important characters, spells, and items from the world of Faerun are coming to MTG Arena with “Adventures in the Forgotten Realms”. This is a partnership 25 years in the making. ![]() This writer has played D&D since the 5th grade, and Forgotten Realms is his favorite setting. That’s right, on July 23rd, we set off on an amazing adventure. ![]()
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