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TIL Zendikar got revisited. And holy crap, the set looks so awesome! Both the Eldrazi and the other races. Since an earlier Zendikar was the first set I ever bought from, I'm very much going "wow wow wow," right now.

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What can I say? It's a pretty angel.

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submitted 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) by ICCrawler@lemmy.world to c/art@mtgzone.com
 
 

Ah, such fond memories of trolling my brothers with these bastards. Infect was such nonsense, but I loved it. Could both use these guys as walls or force a block against them and just steadily chip away at your opponent's creature's strength. Even better if you tossed equipment on them. Crossing an anglerfish with some tree root monster was a nifty idea, too.

Artist: https://www.deviantart.com/igorkieryluk (apprently Lemmy doesn't like hyperlinking DAs? Whatever, raw link it is.)
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submitted 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) by ICCrawler@lemmy.world to c/art@mtgzone.com
 
 

Another Conflux card. I've always loved this card. It's very beautiful and elegant despite it being a pretty bad situation for the creature it's cast on. Or maybe it's not too bad and creatures just get exiled back to the plane they were summoned from? Hmm, now I'm wondering about the lore of the Exile mechanic. Anywho:

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I've always thought the Espers from Conflux were sleek as hell. Natural bodies cojoined with slender tendrils of etherium. I also just adored artifact creatures, in general.

Chippy does have a small website, but unfortunately, his galleries are non-functional. So here's the card, I guess.

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Sometimes, all you need is a knife.
https://raymondswanland.com/magic-the-gathering-gallery

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There's an instance for this? Of course there's an instance for this.

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