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Hedron Crab
– Zendikar uncommon. The mysterious monoliths found floating above Zendikar (and occasionally being investigated by crabs) are called hedrons. They’re the remnants of a lost civilization, but their original purpose is unknown.
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Into the Roil
– Zendikar common. The Roil is the name residents of Zendikar have given to the terrain’s tendency to shudder, writhe, and erupt. The Roil can cause unpredictable winds, whirlpools, and even unexpected mountains to show up in inconvenient places!
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Stonework Puma
– Zendikar common. Stonework Puma might look like “another vanilla Gray Ogre”, but its ability is hidden in the creture types. In the right deck, a vanilla Ally can cause all sorts of havoc!
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Harrow
– Zendikar common. When Harrow was first created back in the days of Tempest, its playtest name was “Crop Rotation”. That name was removed, but it came back as its own card in Urza’s Legacy.
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Brooding Saurian
– Coldsnap rare. The “brooding” in the name of Brooding Saurian does not mean that it’s thinking anxiously or moodily about something, but that it’s taking care of its offspring, or “brood”.
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Brooding Saurian
– Coldsnap rare. The “brooding” in the name of Brooding Saurian does not mean that it’s thinking anxiously or moodily about something, but that it’s taking care of its offspring, or “brood”.
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Panic Attack
– Magic 2010 common. The massive jaws in the art for Panic Attack are strictly imaginary! Check the flavor text, which explains that the enormous rows of teeth are just a panic-induced hallucination on the part of the person in the center of the art.
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Gargoyle Castle
– Magic 2010 rare. It’s pretty rare for a card to create a 3/4 token. How rare? The only other two we can think of are Stangg and Gemini Engine!
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Etched Oracle
– Fifth Dawn uncommon. Ever wonder exactly what Etched Oracle is prophecying? Clearly it’s the dawn of the fifth sun, as seen in the oracle’s orb. After all, when you summon him, you can only use the four mana that exist before All Suns’ Dawn!
