Wildcards of any rarity, including an opportunity to open March of the Machine Commander cards, Jumpstart Booster rares, or Multiverse Legends Nashi, Tamiyo, Tyvar Kell, Harald, Pia Nalaar, Karn, Teferi Akosa, Kaya Cassir, Thrun, Koth of the Hammer, Ajani Goldmane, Nissa Revane, Chandra Nalaar, Melira, Saheeli Rai, Elspeth Tirel Wizards of the Coast (December 13, 2022). " March of the Machine: The Aftermath: Epilogue Booster". Magic.gg. Whenever one or more opponents each lose exactly 1 life, put a +1/+1 counter on Ob Nixilis, Captive Kingpin. Exile the top card of your library. Until your next end step, you may play that card.

Nissa opens her mouth to reply, but she doesn't know how to respond to a broken promise. Her reticence only troubles Chandra further.Even if her friends seemed to be moving on without her, she still cared about their happiness. So not wanting to bring down the spirits of their celebration, she excused herself. There's at least one task she can do. She thrusts her shovel into the ground. She hears muffled voices outside, going about their daily tasks, gossiping about people she has never met. She rolls over and attempts to sleep again. Times like these make her wish elven hearing wasn't so sensitive. Karn, Legacy Refroged’s power and toughness are each equal to the greatest mana value among artifacts you control.

Aftermath did not feature any tokens using its own set code or expansion symbol but boosters included selected tokens and emblems from March of the Machine, March of the Machine Commander and Multiverse Legends. [21] A number of cards in the set generate tokens, so a list is provided below for reference. Pair that up with stuff like Kiora's Follower , Magewright's Stone , or the infamous Intruder Alarm , and you could end up with more mana than you'd know what to do with. Nissa uses the elemental power to reach out to the creature. It's an elemental, but one made of unknown power which neither Nissa nor Zhalfir recognize. But Nissa can sense its disorientation and confusion, trapped in an earthly form by Zhalfir's unfamiliar magic and trying desperately to return to the pure energy that created it. Kind of like Nissa. The answer dawns on her. March of the Machine is an event set, with the focus on planes. [8] [9] Preview art featured characters from different planes fighting together. [10] [11] As a consequence of the events in this set, the very fabric of the Multiverse was said to fundamentally change.Arguably the most important part of the entire set, there has been a huge amount of speculation about March of the Machine: The Aftermath’s story. This only got worse following the leaks which spoiled all of the set’s cards, but none of the story. From the leaked cards, it seemed players were poised to get a monumental story about Planeswalers losing their sparks while saving the multiverse. In reality, however, the actual content of the story chapters has been somewhat of a letdown… What is left when the dust settles after the epic four-part Phyrexian story arc? The very fabric of the Multiverse has fundamentally changed: many planeswalkers have lost their spark and omenpaths have now become the main way to travel between planes. [15] Aftermath serves as an epilogue, tying up some loose ends and starting new beginnings. Briefly mentioned above, the Phyrexians did a whole lot of damage to planes during their invasion of the multiverse. Segovia, for instance, was stepped on, and parts of Ravnica such as the Undercity were unearthed. Ultimately, so much has happened that, according to Mark Rosewater, this will be a defining moment in every plane’s history. So much so, that it’ll be plainly visible whenever Magic revisits a new or old plane going forward.