Magic: Party – Tarkir: Dragonstorm Preview

Looks like those nasty khan and dragon are coming Magic: Party Set, Tuckil: Dragonstorm. issued April 11, book nowDragonstorm brings players back to Tarkir's plane, with many powerful new creatures, familiar faces and fresh mechanics to shake the deck building. The Wizard unveiled the big reveal of the scene's content, and as a person owned by the precious magic, the successor to Commander Uragorn's deck, I could already tell my friends would hate what I added.

Tarkir's expectations: Dragonstorm

For those unfamiliar, Tarkir is home to five clans fighting ancient dragons. Each clan – Abzan Houses (white, black, green), Jeskai Way (blue, red, white), Mardu Horde (red, white, white, black), Sultai Brood (black, green, blue) and Temur Frontier (green, blue, blue, red) – led by Khan and defined by a unique game. Wizards have begun to reveal new mechanics that these clans will play, but more importantly, they laughed at some powerful dragons that are bound to make an impact.

To make each clan feel unique, the wizard designed it Exclusive Mechanics This won't appear outside their three-color identities. Jeskai's Flurry Rewards plays a second spell in the turn, no matter who's turn. The Sudan update has caused players to exile a specific card from the cemetery, granting various counters to surviving creatures. Mardu's mobilization created temporary creatures that disappeared at the end of the turn, enhancing their aggressive group tactics. Temur's coherence is reminiscent of flashbacks, allowing cards to be replayed from the cemetery to reduce the cost of the creature. Finally, Abuzan's lasting trigger will trigger, whenever a non-token animal dies, place +1/+1 counter and other benefits, as seen by Anafenza, Immortal Descent, who spawns 2/2 of Flying Spirit Tokens or grants to other counters.

Of course, this is Tarkir: Dragonstorm, so Dragons are getting new toys, too. Enter OMEN and see, these are two new mechanisms to expand their arsenal. Omen's features are similar to adventure cards, allowing you to cast cards into creatures or instant or witchcraft. distortion? If you cast it as a spell, it bounces it back on your deck, providing another chance to draw it later. If you play it as a creature, then the option disappears. On the other hand, triggers when you reveal the dragon from your hands or have already controlled the dragon on the battlefield. An example is Sarkhan, Dragon Asbindanthe spawns treasure when he plays and sees the trigger. Since these mechanisms are not bound to a particular clan, they can appear across multiple colors, making them particularly interesting in deck construction.

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