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[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

Hulking Metamorph by Diego Gisbert Llorens

[cuproprime]

I have a feeling my MtGbros will appreciate this one.

[rododea95]

"She cast a critical eye up and down his form. Firm, fit, alert, hair combed. She mentally called bull on it. "You can drop the glamour, dear. No one cares."

He sighed, and shimmered as his illusion dropped. There was the real Jace; paler, hair rumpled, eyes sunken from late nights, and his chin tinted by the adorable peach fuzz that almost counted as a someday-maybe beard."

From "Homesick" , first chapter of Kaladesh 😂😂

[alphamecha-mkii]

Island (281) by Lucas Staniec

[mtg-talk]

Urza isn’t the only one who gets to Meld in the Brothers War. We also have Mishra, who gets Totally Lost to Phyrexia

[votecheckbox]

Steel Seraph

Collaboration with Ikhimaz

[cardboard-crack]

[baerthe]

These are pretty old, made years ago, but now available for free download on my ko-fi. They are based on Amonkhet and I designed up the frames and art for them.

[wizardsmagic]

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[magicjudge]

Howdy, welcome back!

Let’s say I have Mishra, Eminent One and Brudiclad, Telchor Engineer with a treasure and a Sol Ring. At the beginning of combat I choose to copy Sol Ring for Mishra’s ability first then Brudiclad’s turning them all into Mishra’s Warform tokens. What happens to the tokens at end of turn, do they all leave or just the original Warform token?

Mishra's ability creates a delayed trigger to exile only the token created by the rest of the ability, so your other tokens will be fine despite becoming copies of the token created by Mishra.

In order for Mishra's ability to cause you to lose all of your tokens, it would have to be templated to either give the ability to the token, i.e. "It gains haste until end of turn and has 'At the beginning of the end step, sacrifice this token", or cause you to sacrifice all Mishra's Warforged tokens, but neither of these is the case.

[roundthewheel]

this may not be the best card in brothers war, but it's definitely got the highest comedy ceiling

I can't wait for the day I leave all my mana open, move straight to combat, and swing out, at which point the defending player casts teferi's protection, and then during second main I lay this down

"what's that? permanents can't phase in? oh no! well. hope you have some removal! what's that? oh your lands can't phase back in? gee I sure hope that removal is free! or that it won't take too long to pay for it! oh no!"

that will be the day I die, and the official cause will be laughter-induced asphyxiation

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

Mishra, Lost to Phyrexia by Chris Rahn

[deckdeity]

Magic Night!

[mtg-talk]

Transformers: Now in MTG! I’m surprised this didn’t happen sooner, to be honest, since Hasbro owns both brands. Find these robots disguised in Brothers War booster packs.

[usagirotten]

Transformers cards are coming to Magic: The Gathering

Today's HasbroPulseCon Magic panel revealed the remaining nine Transformers cards in MTGBRO Even as the war on Dominaria rages on, Hasbro is taking the opportunity to weave another of their IPs into the mix. With the Transformers joining the world of Magic: The Gathering (MTG), this is yet another solid crossover we’ve seen from the company following the Warhammer 40K commander release. Featuring a suite of 15 cards, the Transformers are legendary artifact cards that tie in nicely with the upcoming Brothers’ War Magic: The Gathering expansion. After all, the “Brothers” here refer to Urza and Mishra who are two powerful sorcerers who fabricate and invent various artifacts in the MTG universe. Each Transformers card has the normal look and also one that is in the Shatter Glass frame which is an alternate universe where Autobots are evil and the Deceptions are a force of good. These cards are reminiscent of past releases which saw Godzilla and Dracula cards being offered as alternative styles for existing cards. However, these Transformers MTG cards are all brand new card designs plus they will be available in both set and collector boosters for The Brothers’ War expansion making it easier for most folks to acquire them. With a whole host of Transformers to tap on, we can expect many more such cards to enter the market. It won’t surprise us at all if we see full-on commander decks being made for Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Voltron decks featuring the combiners.

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