Hmm... This, plus Teferi being alive again after he was supposed to be dead. If he is truly back then we may see phasing again since it was HIS mechanic.

Being that it seems Teferi is being released for a Commander expansion, that falls outside the main Magic story arc, so they can do just about anything there regardless of continuity.

Magic's time-line is also Wibbly Wobbly. nothing is a straight line. Kamigawa was happening around the Brother's War i believe.

Well, the last two years of sets seem to have followed a more or less straight line of time, though admittedly some events are happening simultaneously. There's a good chance that the events of Innistrad were happening around the same time as Theros, as Elspeth arrived on Theros more or less after the "conclusion" of the Mirroden/Phyrexian war.Heck, even Return to Ravnica may have taken place around the same time as Innistrad from what I've read, given that Garruk finally fell to the curse shortly after the events of Avacyn Restored, which is where M15 picks up.

Its very amazing! more or less, everything spiraled into different planeswalker storylines after Zen/Mirrodin

i would like to get him as wells

What set is this being released for? The guy looks like he's from Khans of Tarkir, but the information on the card is contrary to that, unless they specifically changed things for some strange reason.

this is from the duel decks, "Speed vs Cunning" RWB VS Mono-U (arcanis the omnipotent in the other one)

Ah, all right. Huh, and here I thought they weren't going to go to another multi-color block, given they've written on their site that they thought doing Alara so soon after Ravnica was a mistake. And here they are doing a set similar to Alara with the other three three color combinations. Interesting.

Expect lands like the Alara Tap for one of the shard's colors.

This version of the card is for the Speed VS. Cunning Duel Deck. He's still going to be in Khans.

Thanks, I see that now. It caught me off guard in that the symbol and three letter designator weren't Khans, but that's because it's a dual deck thing, and the wording on the card is different as well:

"...attacks each combat if able." is different as they usually phrase is "..attacks each turn if able." I suppose though that they have been rewording a fair number of things of late, like how they went from "unblockable" to "can not be blocked".

As a judge, its alll really annoying to me. Now I'm going to get sooooooooo many obvious questions about this.

If anything, it makes things more explicitly clear, especially when interacting with cards that give extra combat phases, like Aurelia, and effects that untap. The intention, I believe, is that the creature cannot be stopped from attacking, but in the instance above, for example, by the old wording, it could mean that the creature doesn't have to attack in the second combat phase, because it already attacked "that turn". Saying "combat" makes it clearer.

Don't know why they went from "unblockable" to "can't be blocked", unless grammar freaks were up in arms about "unblockable" not being a real word or something.

I for one am not suprised but excited. I can't wait to see what this block has in store! Plus more Wedge cards for those of us who play wedge decks!

Orcs are back too, apparently.

Waiting for the kobolds

*hyperventilates, fucking needs those tri-colored Legendaries!!!* DX