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You can read Jace's exploits in Part One and Part Two whenever you're ready—and today you can get a sneak peek at a free sample chapter of Part Three. Jace Beleren is compelled by secrets. His magical gifts allow him to peer into the minds of others, to coil his mind around their thoughts and memories.

He is naturally inquisitive, and that curiosity attracts him to the darkest of secrets—even when those secrets would expose him, and his loved ones, to grave danger. In Part One, Jace uncovers a secret on the city-world of Ravnica, one who connects to the ancient history of the plane. But as he unravels the mystery, Ravnica's ten powerful guilds machinate against him. Barrin's Tall Tale. The Pursuit, Part 1. Life in the Ring. The Pursuit, Part 2.

The One Hundred Steps. Azorius Senate , Cult of Rakdos. Last Day. Paper Trail. Battle for the Ninth. Gideon Jura , Tajic , Aurelia. Sunspire Gatekeepers.

Opal Lake Gatekeepers. Ubul Sar Gatekeepers. Smelt-Ward Gatekeepers. Saruli Gatekeepers. Maze Sentinel. Maze Glider. Maze Abomination. Maze Rusher. Maze Behemoth. Each of these common Elemental creatures cost M and has two static abilities, one of which is a on-color combat keyword and another that confers that combat word to multicolor creatures its controller controls.

Each of these rare split cards has two differently multicolored halves, with each half sharing one color with the other half, and the Fuse mechanic. Each guild is represented only once and each Return to Ravnica guild is paired with a Gatecrash guild. Council of the Absolute. Reap Intellect. Master of Cruelties.

Savageborn Hydra. Voice of Resurgence. Blood Baron of Vizkopa. Ral Zarek. Deadbridge Chant. Legion's Initiative. Progenitor Mimic. Each of the ten mythic rare cards has a color combination representing each guild of Ravnica. Jelenn Sphinx. Haunter of Nightveil. Carnage Gladiator. Feral Animist. Bronzebeak Moa. Maw of the Obzedat. Korozda Gorgon. Blaze Commando. Species Gorger. Each of these uncommon creatures has an ability or abilities that "lend themselves to certain styles of play". Emmara Tandris:.

This creature saddens me. I guess Emmara is good in those decks, but shes 7 mana, and dies to wraths. Her only ability is to make your creatures good in combat and hard to get rid of without wrath. The abundance of wraths in commander will kill her populatiry. If she had something like doubling season stapled to her, she would be an instant favorite.

But as it stands, she is a bit weak. To be honest, I think this is the biggest failure for every format. Which is sad, because her character is so sweet. Vorel of the Hull Clad:. This guy is cute. As for his commander possibilities, Vorel is quite a cool guy. That being said, I really feel he could use just I would like to thank you again for reading my card evaluations!

I think they are fairly accurate. Here is my constructed evaluation of these creatures:. Emmara Tandris. Vorel of the Hull Clad. Teysa, Envoy of Ghosts. Melek, Izzet Paragon. Mirko Vosk, the Mind Drinker. Lavinia of the Tenth.

Tajic, Blade of the Legion. Ruric Thar, the Unbowed. Exava, Rakdos Blood Witch. Varolz, the Scar Striped. Personal Favorite: Melek, Izzet Paragon. Thanks for your time! Check me out on Facebook for comments and and Tweet me your own ideas. I look forward to hearing your input on which maze runner is the sweetest. See you then! Twitter: mtgcassady. So let's look at the Dragon's Maze Prerelease!

I don't want to dive too deep into it but it's going to be the final event for the Return to Ravnica block, and since it is a bit different from the previous two we want to make sure you all are prepared for what you're getting into! At your store you're going to be diving into your own Implicit Maze, competing against the other guilds to see who can win the race to Maze's End.



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