With Wedding Ring, you have a two-card infinite draw combo that, if used alongside a Laboratory Maniac or Jace, Wielder of Mysteries, can be an immediate win.Magic: The Gathering’s next set is too strong and too shiny with double the amount of rares and foils as usual!įriday 8 July, 2022 - Wizards of the Coast today released Double Masters 2022, the latest set for the world’s oldest and best trading card game, Magic: The Gathering (MTG). It also synergises nicely with other cards more recently released for Commander, such as New Capenna’s Queza, Augur of Agonies to guarantee two damage to an opponent every turn, and Crimson Vow’s Wedding Ring. This is a dangerous thing for your opponent in any colour, but even more so in blue, with its ample counterspells and interaction. Any deck that needs to draw cards fast benefits from this, and with a few pieces like Teferi’s Ageless Insight, Dictate of Kruphix, and Howling Mine, you’ll be drawing most of your deck in a matter of turns. Though its mana cost is too high for formats like Modern, Consecrated Sphinx is an absolute monster in Commander. Whenever an opponent draws a card, you may draw two cards.ĭespite being reprinted a few times since its debut in Mirrodin Besieged, Consecrated Sphinx is still a highly sought-after card, and its inclusion in Double Masters 2022 will hopefully get it into more decks. It could also play a fun new role in Commander, thanks to New Capenna’s Resourceful Defense allowing you to move lore counters from it onto a Saga instead (or the opposite, the lore counters from Sagas will move onto Resourceful Defense when they complete and leave the battlefield.)įour generic, two blue creature – Sphinx – 4/6: Although Myth Realized didn’t make too big of a splash when we first saw it, this inaugural reprinting might help it find new life in Pioneer as a piece in Clever Lumimancer decks, to add an extra payoff to all those combat tricks. If lore counters sound familiar, that’s because they found a new purpose after Myth Realized’s first printing as the fuel that drives Saga enchantments.
All you need to do is cast lots of non-creature spells – making this a worthwhile piece in everything from Cheerios to white combat trick decks. Last seen when it debuted as part of Dragons of Tarkir, Myth Realized is a bizarre enchantment that makes use of lore counters to build itself up, before transforming into a creature and dealing huge damage. One white: Until end of turn, Myth Realized becomes a Monk Avatar creature in addition to its other types and gains "This creature's power and toughness are each equal to the number of lore counters on it". Pay two generic and one white: Put a lore counter on Myth Realized. Whenever you cast a noncreature spell, put a lore counter on Myth Realized.
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