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Who’s that planeswalker?
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6th Category
100

This recent multi-format terror was a literal design mistake

Nadu, Winged Wisdom

100

The pyromancer summoned up her mightiest onslaught of fire and rage. Jace feigned interest.

Counterspell

100

-10: Take two extra turns after this one.

Teferi, Master of Time

100

This plane is dominated by one massive city, the rest of it having been destroyed by a Phyrexian invasion.

New Capenna

100

Name (or sing) a Magic the Gathering card that fits the Duel of the Fates leitmotif

This is where the fun begins

200

Banned in every serious format, “dexterity cards” refer to a couple of cards from the old days of magic, including this card so iconic that it spawned an entire urban legend.

Chaos Orb

200

“Ach, Hans, run! It’s the ____!” 

- Saffi Eriksdottir, last words

Llurgoyf

200

-1: ____ deals 2 damage to target tapped creature for each card you’ve drawn this turn.

Niko Aris


Shard token acquired

200

For a period of time, the sun never rose on this plane, causing immense famine and madness among some of its inhabitants.

Innistrad

200

The objectively most annoying stax piece (I am not biased)

Ensnaring Bridge


Rhystic Study acquired

300

This is the weakest card in the power 9.

Timetwister


Timetwister acquired

300

”I do not hide the truth, detective. I shout it from the stage.”

Hint: A Commander one of us has played

Judith, Carnage Conoisseur


Judith acquired

300

-4: Creatures you control get +3/+3 and gain trample until end of turn.

Garruk, Wildspeaker

300
In one of the oldest events in Magic the Gathering’s history, this plane was home to the Elder Dragon War. 

Dominaria

300
Surveil 1, keep on top, go to draw step

Oh hey I wonder what this is 

(Sinister Starfish acquired)

400

What does Bushido do?

Bushido X: the creature gets +X/+X when it blocks or is blocked.

400

“Never brag about the latest wonder you’ve created, students. ____ might be listening.”

Chandler

400

-6: Gain control of all creatures until end of turn. Untap them. They gain haste until end of turn.

Tibalt, the Fiend Blooded

400

At one point, this plane suffered from a curse that caused people to fall into an unending sleep. While asleep in this way, their nightmares would emerge as real monsters and lash out at the rest of the world.

Eldraine

400

”It works” isn’t always true, unless you control this Unhinged land and r/BadMTGCombos staple.

R & D’s Secret Lair

500

The only sorcery with no rules text other than keywords

Throes of Chaos

500

"He traded sand for skins, skins for gold, gold for life. In the end, he traded life for sand."
—Afari, Tales

Squandered Resources

500

-3: Return target Pirate card from your graveyard to the battlefield.

Angrath, Minotaur Pirate

500

This plane’s primary claim to fame is that everything there exists on a 1:100 scale from the rest of the multiverse, which stopped being funny when the invasion of one Phyrexian soldier via Omenpath caused immense destruction.

Segovia.

500

There’s obviously no better creature than Colossal Dreadmaw, but the creature immediately next to it on Scryfall’s list of Ixalan cards has three things that seem to make it better. Name two.

- Can’t be countered

- +1 power

- Hexproof