


Brawl Decks | This format is more friendly to new players than Commander.I each deck will also include a premium oversized legendary commander card that can be used in lieu of the normal versions of the cards (which is also in the deck). Each deck is built around a new legendary creature and a distinct mechanical theme. Commander Decks | This is a 100-card deck, with each card except basic lands appearing no more than once. Magic The Gathering, magic cards, singles, decks, card lists, deck ideas, wizards of the coast, all of the cards you need at great prices are available at Cardkingdom.These contain more powerful and complex cards than Planeswalker Decks, therefore they are competitive and more difficult to master. Guild Kits | This is a very powerful 60-card deck with some very valuable cards and cool looking lands.You will also get one booster pack – containing 15 cards, which you can then use to enhance your deck. All the cards in the deck are from the same edition. Planeswalker Decks |This is a 60-card deck, centered around a Planeswalker card.Each deck is unique and built around a main color, embracing its strongest archetype and strategy. Starter decks are recommended for new players while Preconstructed Decks can be a bit more difficult to master. It also had a cycle of "familiar" creatures that reduced the cost of allied-colored spells.Īpocalypse reprised many cycles found in Invasion, including enemy-colored "Bears" and "split cards." Apocalypse's single most important cycle of cards were the enemy-colored "painlands," which promoted the set's theme, power level, and popularity.MAGIC THE GATHERING Starter & Preconstructed Decks DESCRIPTION Creatures with gating cost less to play, but their controller must return a creature he or she controls to its owner's hand. Planeshift introduced the gating mechanic. They were almost killed in development as almost all of Wizard's R&D disliked them. As they were played, their controller chose which half to use. Invasion was also the first set with split cards: literally two cards printed on one, Split cards had two different effects for different costs. Invasion had a number of cards that have an effect based on the number of basic land types the casting player controlled, which was given the name "Domain" in Conflux. Paying this additional cost would activate an additional ability or effect on the card. One of these was kicker, an optional cost in addition to the card's casting cost. Invasion introduced several new mechanics. Invasion and Planeshift focus on allied-colored cards, while Apocalypse focus on enemy-colored cards. The sets in the Invasion block focus on multicolored cards. Its major themes revolved around multicolor decks and strategies. Planeshift continued Invasion's theme of multi-colored " gold" cards. Invasion was the first set to be released digitally on Magic Online. The multi-color nature of the set had been decided by late in 1998, with the design relying heavily on an early draft set design by original playtester Barry Reich. The set was designed by Bill Rose, Mike Elliot and Mark Rosewater. The popularity and appeal of "gold" cards along with high but balanced power level culminated into making Invasion one of the most popular Magic sets in the game's history. Planeshift Theme Deck: Domain Kavu Recluse Kavu Scout Magnigoth Treefolk Quirion Dryad Quirion Explorer Quirion Trailblazer Samite Pilgrim Stratadon. Invasion saw the return of multi-colored " gold" cards, absent since the Stronghold expansion. As this was after a war that lasted a few years, there were many, many dead. However, it will not be easy, as Yawgmoth will stop at nothing to get what he wants.įollowing Gerrard and the Weatherlight's victory at Koilos and the death of Hanna, Yawgmoth unleashes the Apocalypse on Dominaria by coming to the world himself, and raising the dead from the earth. Urza the Planeswalker must now help Gerrard Capashen and the crew of Weatherlight to repel the invading Phyrexians from Dominaria. The Invasion block centered on multicolored cards.

Invasion is a Magic: The Gathering block that consists of the expert-level expansion sets Invasion (September 2000), Planeshift (February 2001) and Apocalypse (June 2001). Block of expansion sets in Magic: The Gathering Invasion Releasedģ50 cards (110 commons, 110 uncommons, 110 rares, 20 basic lands)ġ43 cards (55 commons, 44 uncommons, 44 rares)
