 |
 |
Champion Lancer
– Masters Edition IV rare. Champion Lancer originally appeared in the beginner-level set Starter 1999, but it’s going to make a return appearance in Masters Edition IV on Magic Online. And its wording hasn’t changed in all that time!
 |
|
Worldgorger Dragon
– Judgment rare. Worldgorger Dragon is a Nightmare Dragon because, like Faceless Butcher and other Nightmares, it takes something away when it enters the battlefield and returns it when it leaves. Not because of the nightmarish combo it presents with Animate Dead.
 |
|
Crucible of Worlds
– Fifth Dawn rare. Crucible of Worlds was designed by the readers of magicthegathering.com under the guidance of Mark Rosewater as part of the second You Make the Card back in 2003.
 |
|
Hoofprints of the Stag
– Lorwyn rare. Tragically, the creature that Hoofprints of the Stag puts onto the battlefield is an Elemental, which means it’s not supposed to represent Glimmerpoint Stag or Great Sable Stag. Or Stag Beetle.
 |
|
Prince of Thralls
– Shards of Alara mythic rare. The horns on Prince of Thralls are mimicked in the headdress worn by the Demon’s Herald.
 |
|
Teferi’s Imp
– Mirage rare. Cards that phase out do not go to the exile zone. Instead, the game treats them as though they do not exist. They can’t affect or be affected by anything else in the game except for rules and effects that specifically mention phased-out permanents.
 |
|
Urza’s Blueprints
– Urza’s Legacy rare. The blueprints in Urza’s Blueprints are for the creation of the Skyship Weatherlight. When Urza had built it, he needed the perfect captain, so he started a long-term breeding plan that eventually produced Gerrard Capashen.
 |
|
Whippoorwill
– The Dark uncommon. Despite its name, creature type, and art, Whippoorwill does not have flying.
