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Mystic Arts Like Doctor Magik Power Symbol GROWTH Darkness and Spells and PLOT TWIST Note: If a Spell is playable in Light Arc Spellcasters combat, the Spellcaster who This Arc focuses on the various casts it does not have to be Spells are Plot Twists in combat. forms of Darkness and Light in that require a specific One of a Kind You may only have one of this card in your deck. the Marvel Universe. Last Issue Spell NOWLEDGE NCIENT NE As an additional cost to play this card, a Spellcaster on your K A O type of Spellcaster side must pay a . PLOT TWIST 4 SUPPORTING CHARACTER Combat: Put five +1/+1 counters on a character on your side in the combat. featured the Masters of Evil, this MYS-023 character on your ©2021 UDC. ® Issue focuses on practitioners side to pay a specific of the mystic arts like Doctor MAGIK power symbol. For 5 SUPPORTING CHARACTER Strange and Dormammu, and the Spellcaster One of a Kind The Ancient One can cast Spells. example, Growth is a You may only have one of this card in your deck. Spell Martial Artist As an additional cost to play this card, an Spellcaster on The Ancient One has +2/+2 in your side must pay an . melee combat. third Issue focuses on vampires Spell. To play it, Main or Combat: Search your deck for a card and put it into your hand. 5 | 5 MYS-020 MYS-008 2 ® and their hunters. a ©2021 UDC. ©2021 UDC. Spellcaster on Spellcaster your side such as Magik can cast Spells. Mystical Armor When a character on your side casts a Spell, put three +1/+1 counters Magik must pay a . on Magik. 7 | 6 MYS-010 1 ©2021 UDC. Other than the above requirement, Spells work just like any other Plot Twists. STRANGE DOCTOR MAIN CH ARACTER Iron Fist Doctor L1 Inventions • The Invention pile contains When Iron Fist Challenges a Strange If you have any copies of each Invention card WEAPON character, it remains challenged Doctor Strange characters 0 EQUIPMENT without a team affiliation and , copies of each Invention card Card Number:DEF-003 Doctor Turned Sorcerer Doctor Strange Level by him until it leaves play. If and Dr. Strange D. R. STRANGE that can create L1At the start, or of the game, choose Card Name (Title): Dr. Strange , MAIN CH ARACTER Type Line (Subtitle): Main Character 1 main characters on your side have Spellcaster of that type this game. that shares a team affiliation Iron Fist stuns a character he’s count as beingCard Frame: Main Character the (Silver) Master of the Mystic Arts 5 an Invention Level Up (2) - When Doctor Strange Team (Icon): Defenders casts a Spell, he gains 1 XP. Qty:1 5 MYS-001 1 | ©2021 UDC. with an inventor in your deck. challenging and it stays in play, same name.Cost: L1 (inventors) in your ATK: 2 Defense:4 Invention (1) • For example, if there were any This card starts the game in your Invention pile. he is still challenging it (until it Flight: x deck (like Forge .” or “Equipped Range: Make Things Right When this equipment appears,.” choose one for it to gain — Wounds (Health): 5 Supreme Knowledge “Equipped character has +5/+0 and Forge Build : Draw a card. You may use this character has +0/+5 and Inventions, and we’re not power any number of times on your turn. leaves play). from this Issue), 1 FAN-026 ©2020 UDC. MACHINE Supreme Power EQUIPMENT - MACHINE Level Up (5) - Whenever you draw one or Note that Forge’s more cards, Dr. Strange gains an XP. you get a single saying that any are coming, but 2 | 4 DEF-003 L1 ©2015 UDC. © MARVEL. 5 IRON F card number starts if there were any coming, like MAIN CH ARACTERIST Invention pile (even with “NEW” instead if you have multiple in the very next Issue for of “DAR”. This is so that example, well, in that entirely different inventors Invention (1) This card starts the game in your Invention pile. Make Things Right When this Machine appears, choose one for it to gain — FORGE “You pay one less to recruit supporting characters.” hypothetical case, Forge could he works with cards or “Supporting characters on your side have +2/+2.” 3 SUPPORTING CHARACTER in your deck). Martial Artist Iron Fist has +2/+2 in melee combat. Iron Fist Punch FAN-024 Combat ©2020 UDC. create them, too. combat, stun that: When character. Iron Fist strikes a character this that refer to “New Pass the Test Level Up (2) - When an enemy supporting character appears, Iron Fist may Challenge it unless there’s already a character he’s challenging on any side. When Iron Fist stuns a character he is • The quantity of each card is 2 | 5 challenging, he gains 1 XP. Mutants” from the MYS-003 ©2021 UDC. 5 New Mutants Issue, equal to its Invention number like the Professor X Spellcaster (the number in parentheses Forge can cast Spells. Stroke of Genius At the start of your turn, draw a card main character. or Forge creates an Invention. after Invention). 2 | 5 NEW-020 1 ©2021 UDC. • Note that the Invention number Book of Vishanti Checklist Equipment is the maximum number of Some cards in this Issue refer • 1 Eye of Agamotto Invention cards with that name to the Book of Vishanti. This Main Characters • Doctor Strange (Levels 1-2) Plot Twists that can be in a single is an equipment found in the • 1 Energy Invention pile, even if you have 2017 S.H.I.E.L.D. vs. • Iron Fist (Levels 1-2) • Dormammu (Levels 1-2) • 1 Weaken more than one different Hydra Issue. • 1 Control Inventor who can create that DOCTOR Supporting Characters L2 STRANGE • 1 Intellect MAIN CH ARACTER particular Invention. • 4 Doctor Druid • 1 Knowledge • When a character on your • 4 Forge • 1 Alter side creates an Invention, • 4 Ancient One • 1 Might Sorceror Supreme secretly choose an Doctor Strange is an Spellcaster. , , • 4 Enchantress , and • 1 Growth By the Ageless Vishanti! Main or or Invention card from your for a Spell, reveal it orwith a: flourish,Search your and deckput it into your hand. If the Book of Vishanti is equipped to Doctor Strange, he pays2 one BOOK OF • 4 Magik less power symbol to use this power. THE VISHANTI • 1 Power 5 | 8 EQUIPMENT MYS-002 Invention pile that either ©2021 UDC. 5 • 4 Mojo • 1 Skill has no team affiliation or • 4 Loki • 1 Focus that shares a team • 4 Merlyn • 1 Expertise affiliation with the inventor One of a Kind • 4 Agamotto Benevolent Equip only to a Good character. and put it into your hand. Deflection Magic Cancel the first plot twist an enemy player plays each turn. SVH-058 ©2017 UDC. © MARVEL. Credits Rules Management: Game Design: Ben Cichoski Garry Hewitt and Danny Mandel Additional Development: (Super Awesome Games) Chad Daniel, Garry Hewitt Brand Manager: Travis Rhea Director of Creative Services: Assoc. Brand Manager: Mike Eggleston Corrine Deng V.P. of Production and Logistics: Director of Game Development: Suzanne Lombardi Bubby Johanson President, Upper Deck Company: Product Manager: Jason Masherah Mark Shaunessy Graphic Design: Krista Timberlake Copy Editor/Writer: Anders Mattson Project Managers: Louise Bateman, Tonya Lashley, Richard Rodriguez ©2020 UDC. 5830 El Camino Real, © MARVEL Carlsbad, CA 92008. All rights reserved. Printed in the USA..
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