New Phyrexia

hell_s_caretaker a écrit:"Mirrodin Pure" qui réflète justement ce côté de 'pureté' blanche

Georges a écrit:J'espère qu'on aura l'une maintenant et l'autre dans 2-3 ans, à la Coldsnap.

manhack man sur mtgsalvation a écrit:my biggest thought against mirrodin pure is that the good guys never win as of the third set of a block. The third (or last, depending on the block) set is always where things are at their darkest or most dramatic, even if they end up winning in the block novel later.

Take scourge, for example. In the story, karona was defeated, a mana drain apocalypse was averted, and karn and jeska got to skip around the blind eternities. A happy ending where the good guys win. But that was absolutely not what the set scourge was about. That set took tribal conflicts and mirari mutations to their peak, and it was very climactic and exciting.

If the next set is mirrodin pure, it would by definition be after the phyrexians are largely defeated. You can't call a set 'pure' if it's mostly phyrexians, or if the outcome is still in doubt, or if the plane is still mostly corrupted, because then those shiny white boxes would be misleading. So in a set where the major conflict has been resolved (offscreen, for that matter, since we definitely don't know what happened as of beseiged) what would the cards look like?

mirran high five (W)

sorcery

tap all creatures you control. They deserve a break.

we did it! I am so sleeping in tomorrow.
-thrun, the last troll

Desmontor a écrit:Les paris sont ouverts pour le Myr: un myr rare que l'on peut engager pour une mana de la couleur de son choix. Casting cost: 2 ou 3, PT/ 1/1 ou 1/2.

farfa16 a écrit:Moi j'trouve qu'on dirait un Myr toutou à sa mèmère qui fait le beau...