168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Magic: The Gathering and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Dungeons & Dragons go together like peanut butter and jelly. Over the years, their sets and editions have no doubt influenced each other at different wings of Wizards of the Coast. Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur’s Gate gives the MTG player a chance to play with some ❀of the most famous characters — and mo🌄nsters — from the rich Forgotten Realms setting.
The best art in this set marries the fantasy storytelling of D&D with flavorful MTG card designs. Baldur’s Gate is the major port metropolis on the legendary Sword Coast, where all kinds of heroes and villains marshal their energies in ♉high-flyi💎ng conflicts. Dungeons, dragons, wizards, witches — they’re all gathered here for a singular purpose: adventure!
10 Sharpshoot𓄧er Elf
Sharpshooter Elf tells a stylish story within its art frame. A dragon flies overhea♋d, its form reflected on the pond behind an Elf Ranger. She aims upon the mighty mark from the shadows of the treeline.
In order to fulfill the promised shot of this Elf sniper upon your table’s sky tyrant, you just need to build an Elf deck populated with many helpers to herald her aim. The Elf Ranger is a classic D&D archetype and is a perfect starter character for a𝓡n💯yone new to the tabletop role-playing game.
9 🎐 Astral Confrontation
In the world of D&D, just like MTG, nearly anything is possible with the power of… magic. Astral Projection, ala old man Luke Skywalker in The Last Jedi, is one such powerful mystical feat, only produce🐓d by the strongest mag꧃es.
For five mana or less, Ast♏ral Confrontation lets a planeswalker exile an attacker to oblivion. The art by Ben Hill showcases an astral caster fighting a tentacle-faced mind flayer in an epic confrontation fit for a dark fairy tale.
8 ෴ O✱ceanus Dragon
The draꦦgon is the king of the fantasy setting. Gigantic, winged, full of teeth and supremely intelligent to pair with all the power, the dragon is the inescapable myth of the tyrannical monster at the end of the dungeon. Natural🏅ly, the proverbial hero must slay them to save the people, or prove themselves worthy of that title.
Oceanus Dragon may not be as strong as the Ancient archetypes elsewhere in Battle for Baldur’s Gate, but she’s got a ဣcosmi🔯c ocean spiraling around her. This is an amphibious planar dragon possessing lightning breath and the ability to control the extraplanar ocean from where they come. Kari Christensen’s painting showcases one emerging from somewhere out of time and space, tapping and goading an opponent’s creature.
7 ꧙ Ghastly Death Tyrant
Th𝔉e one thing no D&D player (save for the Dungeon Master) wants to see: a beholder. Beholders are one of the master villains in the tabletop gamꦇe, able to shoot off a variety of debuffing lasers at everyone in the party at once.
The Ghastly Death T𒀰yrant represents the zombie beholder, with thirteen red eyes primed and ready for destruction. Peter Polach has produced a chilling vision of the undead horror creeping out of a cave ruin. When you cast this aberration, you get the delightful choice of “Disintegration” or “Death.”
6 𒁏 Displacer Kitten 🅘
Displacer Beasts are a classic D&D monster, and sometimes pets for villains or more chaotic characters𝓰. They res🗹emble black panthers — except for the six legs, the tentacles with teeth, and the fact that they always seem to be in two places at once. These carnivorous cats feature the mystical ability to avoid attacks.
Displacer Kitten’s glowing green eyes pierce the planeswalker with dread or delight, depending on your perspective.ღ The kitten iteration of the Cat Beast is an adorable keystone for all kinds of powerful “enter the battlefield” combos.
5 S🃏torm King’s Thunder ♚
Hekaton, leader of the storm giants, heralds his rulership with the hallowed words “I alone am worthy to decide where lightning strikes.” Such words are not hubris for the one with the power to backꦿಌ them up.
Storm King’s Thunder is a mythic instant named after the D&D module of the same name from 20𒐪16, where players can eventually defeat mighty Hekaton. Alexander Mokhov’s sublime art gives the X copying effect the colorful canvas it deserves. Use this big spell to make the storm strike right where you wish it to.
4 Owlbear Cub ꦇ
You never want to mess with a baby bear. As adorable as they may be, eventually “Mama’s Coming.” And oᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚwlbears are a special kind of scary - the wisdom of an owl combined with the ferocity of a grizzly. They are a foe D&D parties face off against in ♛the forests, early and often.
Owlbear Cub, by Ernanda Souza, showcases a perturbed little guy waiting in the crook of the tree🉐 during a rainfall. Waiting, watching, and readying your Bird Bear for an attack to activate that call to mama bear gives you the chance to bring a smile to this cub’s long day.
3 You Look Upon T🧸he Tarrasque 🌳
The Tarrasque is one of Dungeons & Dragon’s mightiest foes. The “Gargantuan Monstrosity” is truly a titan of world-shaking destruction. The mere sight of one instills terror, it attacks five times a turn, and can even swallow someone into a belly🍷 of acid. A party will only ever stand a chance against one with some epic weaponry and experience levels under their belts.
You Look Upon the Tarrasque gives the player two choices when facing up against Godzilla: Run and Hide, or Gather Your Courage. This green instant’s daunting art by Kekai Kotaki looꦛks like something out of Attack on Titan, and provides a pair of extremely powerful effects for two entirely different circumstances.
2 Elminster
D&D is ultimately all about intriguing characters. Elminster is one of the best. The “Old Mage” is the Forgotten Realms’ foremost talent with a magic staff and pointy wizard’s cap. From long novel sagas to an appearance in the original Baldur’s Gate games, Elminster’s lore is as deep as his spellbꩲook.
The planeswalker card Elminster can be your commander and favors scrying and spell-slinging with abandon. The art by Viktor Tiꦬtov presents the master wizard in the midst of casting a cosmically strong spell, hand waving and beard flowing. Elminster’s mantra is as wise as you’d expect: “Life has no meaning but 𝐆what we give it. I wish a few more ye would give it a little.”
1 🉐 Tasha, The Witch 𝕴Queen
Artist Mart✱ina Fačková gives us the definitive vision of Tasha, the Witch Queen. With a storied life and more than a few spells named after her, this beautiful lady was raised in the chaotic Feywild by Baba Yaga herself. From her “hideous” laughter to otherworldly guises, her legend grows throughout the multiverse of D&D — and now MTG too.
The Witch Queen provides Dimir (blue and black) with a paragon commander. Able to produce 3/3 Demons for stealing card casts from 𒉰your opponents, you can punish fellow control decks by re-using their best spells from exile via “page counters.” Tasha and Xanathar, Guild Kingpin can get up to some nasty stuff if you 🐭get them both on the battlefield together, arm-in-eyestalk.