New Phyrexia Visual Spoiler (Complete)

Posted on April 20, 2011 by General

Karn Liberated Apostle's Blessing

Auriok Survivors Blade Splicer

Cathedral Membrane Chancellor of the Annex

Dispatch Due Respect

Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite Exclusion Ritual

Forced Worship Inquisitor Exarch

Lost Leonin Loxodon Convert

Marrow Shards Master Splicer

Norn's Annex Phyrexian Unlife

Porcelain Legionnaire Puresteel Paladin

Remember the Fallen Sensor Splicer

Shattered Angel Shriek Raptor

Suture Priest War Report

Argent Mutation Arm with Æther

Blighted Agent Chained Throatseeker

Chancellor of the Spires Corrupted Resolve

Deceiver Exarch Defensive Stance

Gitaxian Probe Impaler Shrike

Jin-Gitaxias, Core Augur Mental Misstep

Mindculling Numbing Dose

Phyrexian Ingester Phyrexian Metamorph

Psychic Barrier Psychic Surgery

Spined Thopter Spire Monitor

Tezzeret's Gambit Vapor Snag

Viral Drake Wing Splicer

Xenograft Blind Zealot

Caress of Phyrexia Chancellor of the Dross

Dementia Bat Despise

Dismember Enslave

Entomber Exarch Evil Presence

Geth's Verdict Glistening Oil

Grim Affliction Ichor Explosion

Life's Finale Mortis Dogs

Parasitic Implant Phyrexian Obliterator

Pith Driller Postmortem Lunge

Praetor's Grasp Reaper of Sheoldred

Sheoldred, Whispering One Surgical Extraction

Toxic Nim Vault Skirge

Whispering Specter Act of Aggression

Artillerize Bludgeon Brawl

Chancellor of the Forge Fallen Ferromancer

Flameborn Viron Furnace Scamp

Geosurge Gut Shot

Invader Parasite Moltensteel Dragon

Ogre Menial Priest of Urabrask

Rage Extractor Razor Swine

Ruthless Invasion Scrapyard Salvo

Slag Fiend Slash Panther

Tormentor Exarch Urabrask the Hidden

Victorious Destruction Volt Charge

Vulshok Refugee Whipflare

Beast Within Birthing Pod

Brutalizer Exarch Chancellor of the Tangle

Corrosive Gale Death-Hood Cobra

Fresh Meat Glissa's Scorn

Glistener Elf Greenhilt Trainee

Leeching Bite Maul Splicer

Melira, Sylvok Outcast Mutagenic Growth

Mycosynth Fiend Noxious Revival

Phyrexian Swarmlord Rotted Hystrix

Spinebiter Thundering Tanadon

Triumph of the Hordes Viridian Betrayers

Viridian Harvest Vital Splicer

Vorinclex, Voice of Hunger Jor Kadeen, the Prevailer

Alloy Myr Batterskull

Blinding Souleater Caged Sun

Conversion Chamber Darksteel Relic

Etched Monstrosity Gremlin Mine

Hex Parasite Hovermyr

Immolating Souleater Insatiable Souleater

Isolation Cell Kiln Walker

Lashwrithe Mindcrank

Mycosynth Wellspring Myr Superion

Necropouncer Omen Machine

Pestilent Souleater Phyrexian Hulk

Pristine Talisman Shrine of Boundless Growth

Shrine of Burning Rage Shrine of Limitless Power

Shrine of Loyal Legions Shrine of Piercing Vision

Sickleslicer Soul Conduit

Spellskite Surge Node

Sword of War and Peace Torpor Orb

Trespassing Souleater Unwinding Clock

Phyrexia's Core Plains

Plains Island

Island Swamp

Swamp Mountain

Mountain Forest

Forest

 

  3. So… -2 life, counter target legacy format?

    Free cantrip/ extirpate/burn/pump say what? I guess we like free spells.

    Standard poison likely to be pretty broken. lol @ poison counterspell and glistener elf. Infect overrun….

    Also, thorpor orb~ Thoptor/Foundry….

    Shrines seem neat for limited, potential constructed (especially red and blue).

  5. I really enjoy the Splicer cycle. The Exarch cycle is also decent. I like the Gravedigger and the Flashing turtle.

  7. One mana infecter (Glistener Elf) is the one card I was sure they would create and put in common. Shrines seem to be really unbalanced, especially for limited. The red and white I would put into limited decks of any color. Green and blue I guess I wouldn’t use in any color.

  8. Most comments so far seem more concerned with Pauper cards. lol I like this set over all and definably see it changing standard abit like all 3rd sets seem to do.

  12. Not terribly excited for this set. Don’t really like Phyrexian mana and that plays a *huge* role in this set.

    It’s a shame they are making magic faster and faster. I know, I know, power creep and all, but I liked the change of pace with Rise of the Eldrazi and was hoping they’d do more sets like that. Give everyone time to draw out of some light mana/color screw and play their cards/game.

    And the green Phyrexian mana Giant Growth is just going to be terrible to play around. It can go into *every* limited deck! ><

  13. somehow im having issues with login but anyhow to comment. Zage im going to guess that either you’re a casual player or control player because anyone who like fast aggro decks and turning creatures sideways is going to love a faster paced enviroment, Zendikar being a prime example of that.

  14. @Ranth: I am a control player ánd a casual player, so good analysis.
    And I do think Zendikar was pretty terrible (especially limited), so that’s also a well-calculated guess by you. What one random post can say about a person’s magic preferences, right? =)

    Btw I (like most people I think) believe control decks are going to thrive (if you consider Caw-Blade control) in this enviroment. Not sure if anyone is looking forward to that.

  15. Some of the cards are just nuts, I cant wait to play this set in draft, so many bomby cards.
    Praetor cycle is interesting, and some of the free cards are going to be hard to play around

  17. free spells where NEVER a good thing, but i guess they will never learn that… – I like Batterskull, formatwarping card imho.

  18. And this time I don’t see any bad rares. Each of them is good either in limited, or makes a good combo, or simply great in any format. Well, maybe Xenograft is overcosted, but probably many decks will be built around it.

  19. @StewardUlk – Batterskull is just insane, it’s going to change every format, you rip one in limited and your good for the game

  22. ok here is a good question do you become invincible with this card combo from this set. and its from poison and reg damage. first have phyrexian unlife in play and then have melira sylvok. ???