Zendikar

Juan a écrit:

xAme a écrit:Mais put...
Genre on peux balancer les WoG et se casser le cul à chopper celle là.
C'est vraiment tout petit ça!

Et en passant on pourra en jouer 8 en extended

Voir 12 si tu inclues les Damnations

Swap a écrit:Quelqu'un peu me dire pourquoi il ont pas ré éditer Wrath en m10 ?

Antoine a écrit:Un nom moins problématique ?

WIzards a reçu des plaintes de la personne citée dans le nom de la carte ?

Originally Posted by Mark Rosewater
What I'm getting to is that the Zendikar block is going to be our second block where we fiddle with the block convention. (Lorwyn / Shadowmoor block being our first.) It is not going to be the large / small / small template that Shards of Alara and many previous blocks were. Instead, here is how it's going to work:

* Zendikar is a normal sized large set with the same number of cards as Shards of Alara (229 cards plus 20 full art lands)
* Worldwake is a normal-sized small set with the same number of cards as Conflux (145 cards). It is an extension of Zendikar's mechanics—with a few new twists, of course.
* "Prosper," the third set in the block, is a large set (229 cards plus 20 lands) taking place on the plane of Zendikar. A major event happens (the reason I'm not giving the name of the set yet is that it gives a big clue about what this event is) that forces the plane to fundamentally shift and leads to a new large set with brand new mechanics. Yes, "Prosper" while part of the Zendikar block creatively, will be distinctly unique mechanically and is designed to be drafted on its own. Brian Tinsman was the lead designer for "Prosper," and the set lives up to Brian's rep as a designer who loves breaking conventions. As I cannot get into details yet, it is hard for me to explain why we are doing this, but I promise that as we get closer to the release of "Prosper" I will talk about the method behind our madness.