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Advanced Search Sets Random Syntax Release date: 1994-06-01 Abomination Acid Rain Active Volcano Adun Oakenshield Adventurers' Guildhouse rathi Berserker Aisling Leprechaun Akron Legionnaire Al-abara's Carpet Alabaster Potion Alchor's Tomb All Hallow's Eve Amrou Kithkin Angelic Voices Angus Mackenzie Anti-Magic Aura Arboria Arcades Sabboth Arena of the Ancients Avoid Fate Axelrod Gunnarson Ayesha Tanaka Azure Drake Backdraft Backfire Barbary Apes Barktooth Warbeard Bartel Runeaxe Beasts of Bogardan Black Mana Battery Blazing Effigy Blight Blood Lust Blue Mana Battery Boomerang Boris Devilboon Brine Hag Bronze Horse Carrion Ants Cat Warriors Cathedral of Serra Caverns of Despair Chain Lightning Chains of Mephistopheles Chromium Cleanse Clergy of the Holy Nimbus Cocoon Concordant Crossroads Cosmic Horror Craw Giant Crevasse Crimson Kobolds Crimson Manticore Crookshank Kobolds Cyclopean Mummy D'Avenant Archer Dakkon Blackblade Darkness Deadfall Demonic Torment Devouring Deep Disharmony Divine Intervention Divine Offering Divine Transformation Dream Coat Durkwood Boars Dwarven Song Elder Land Wurm Elder Spawn Elven Riders

Zendikar Rising was a bit of a cheater in terms of land counts, as one of the only Limited sets that feature land/spell modal double-faced cards

Yes, if youre running a deck that uses the graveyard or you dont want to pay the Commander Tax, you can pop the creature into the graveyard until youre ready to exhume it

The more powerful a card is the more it will impact games as it is seeing more play than weaker cards

in that it creates 1/1 hero creature tokens that enter and auto-equip with the equipment

Now get out there and build your very own party-themed deck