Mtg Innistrad Block
Mtg innistrad block Continue InnistradTwo back-to-face heronsReleasedSeptember 30, 2011Size264 cards (16 Mythical Rare, 59 Rare, 67 Unusual, 107 Common, 15 Major Lands)MechanicsCurse, Fight, Flashback, Morbid, TransformDesignersMark Rosewater (lead), Richard Garfield, Jenna Helland, Graham Hopkins, Tom LaPilleDevelopersErik Lauer (lead designer), Mark L. Gottlieb, David Humperies, Tom LaPel, Adam Lee, Kenneth NagleDevelopment codeShakeExpansion codeISDFirst installed in innistrad unit Innistrad Ascension Avacyn Restored ← Magic 2012 Dark Ascension → ← Scars Mirrodin Block Return to Ravnica Block → Dark AscensionInd symbol turned inward out'1'ReleasedFebruary 3, 2012Size158 Card (12 Mythical Rare, 38 Rare, 44 Unusual, 64 Common, 0 Basic Lands) 2 MechanicsUndying, Destiny's Hour, Morbid, Flashback, TransformDesignersMark Rosewater (lead), Jenna Helland, zack Hill, Graham Hopkins, Matt TabakDevelopersTom Laille (lead designer), Mark L. Gottlieb, zack Hill, David Humphrerys, Ken TroopDevelopment CodeRattle CodeDKASecond set in The Block Innistrad Dark Ascension Avacyn Restored ← Innistrad Avacyn Restored → ← Scars Mirrodin Block → Return , 2012Size244 Maps (15 Mythical Rare, 53 Rare, 60 Unusual, 101 Common, 15 Major Lands)MechanicsUndying, Soulbond, MiracleDesignersBrian Tinsman (lead), Mark L. Gottlieb, Dave Gaskin, Kenneth Nagle, Bill Rose, Mark RosewaterDevelopersDavid Humphreys (lead designer), Mark Gloth, Mark Gloth, Dave Gaskin, Eric Lauer, Billy Moreno, Matt CernettDevelation codeRollExpansion codeAVRThird set in the block Innistrad Dark Ascension Avacyn Restored ← Dark Ascension Magic 2013 → ← Scars Mirrodin Block Return in Ravnica Block → Innistrad Block is a block collectible card Game Magic : The Gathering, consisting of Innistrad expansion kits (September 30, 2011), Dark Ascension (February 3, 2012) and Avacyn Restored (May 4, 2012). Innistrad is a top-down block designed by a block based on gothic horror. The mechanics and effects of the set are mainly devoted to the themes of the cemetery, with little emphasis on tribal themes.
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