Duel Decks: Izzet vs. Commander's Arsenal. The Shadows of Prahv, Part 1. Azorius Senate , Vraska. The Shadows of Prahv, Part 2. Epic Experiment. In Praise of the Worldsoul, Part 1. In Praise of the Worldsoul, Part 2. In Praise of the Worldsoul, Part 3. Slaughter Games. The Great Concourse. The Azorius Ten Most Wanted. The Seven Bells, Part 1. The Seven Bells, Part 2. Rogue's Passage.
Boros Legion , Orzhov Syndicate. Isperia , Lavinia. Detain [39]. Rakdos , Exava. Unleash [40]. Trostani , Emmara Tandris. Niv-Mizzet , Melek. Jarad , Varolz. Security Blockade. Chronic Flooding. Underworld Connections. Racecourse Fury. Play in all four rounds, win or lose! Each match win awards 3 points and each match loss awards 0 points. SIZE: 8 Players. Play all three rounds, win or lose! All appropriate Daily Events, Scheduled Events, and Queues will have Return to Ravnica added to their prize structures after the scheduled maintenance on Wednesday, October SIZE: 8 players.
Prizes for Swiss pairing events are based on total Match Points at the end of the tournament. SIZE: 16 players. Magic Online will provide 3 Return to Ravnica booster packs for the Top 8 booster draft. SIZE: 64 Players. The Top 8 will consist of drafting and deck building time plus three rounds, single elimination.
SIZE: Minimum 65 players, maximum players. Emmara Tandris. Teysa, Envoy of Ghosts. Melek, Izzet Paragon. Varolz, the Scar-Striped. Tajic, Blade of the Legion. Vorel of the Hull Clade. Each of these rare legendary creatures represents the champion sent by the guild into the Implicit Maze. Sphinx's Revelation. Duskmantle Seer. Rakdos's Return. Domri Rade. Armada Wurm. Deathpact Angel. Epic Experiment. Vraska the Unseen. Aurelia's Fury. Master Biomancer. Each of these mythic rare spells are thematically unrelated, except for their being multicolored spells.
Hybrid spells common [18]. Vassal Soul. Deathcult Rogue. Rakdos Shred-Freak. Pit Fight. Sundering Growth. Beckon Apparition. Frostburn Weird. Golgari Longlegs. Shattering Blow. Each of these common spells are thematically unrelated, except for their being hybrid spells.
Hybrid spells uncommon [18]. Judge's Familiar. Coerced Confession. Rakdos Cackler. Burning-Tree Emissary. Dryad Militant. Gift of Orzhova. Blistercoil Weird. Arrows of Justice. Merfolk of the Depths. Each of these uncommon spells are thematically unrelated, except for their being hybrid spells.
The strongest of the clans, Skargg, was led by the cyclops Borborygmos. Although Ulasht isn't affiliated with the Gruul clans it is revered as a symbol of ultimate anarchy. The Legion was led by the angel Razia, Boros Archangel. Razia was killed in the Ravnica by Dimir Guild leader Szadek in an assault that led to most of the angels in Ravnica being killed. However, it looks as though angel are back to lead Boros: Aurelia is the new angel in charge of the Boros Legion.
Simic The Simic Combine, the UG Guild, was originally in charge of the natural ecosystems of Ravnica but they failed and as a result there are no areas in Ravnica left to nature. The Simic then turned their resources to creating new creatures that could survive in unnatural world of Ravnica. Things have changed quite considerably since we last saw the Simic Guild: Prime Speaker Zegana spelling? Interestingly there weren't any Merfolk in the original Ravnica but there are now.
The rise of Merfolk in Ravnica is apparently a key point in the story of the Block. The revealing of Merfolk in the UG Guild has also led to speculation that this set might include Kiora Atua, a planeswalker whose appearance so far I believe has been limited to Duels of the Planeswalkers.
She has always been UG affiliated in the game and is a Merfolk planeswalker so we might well see her first card printed in Ravnica Block. Each guild will have its own Prerelease card which you will be able to play with in the Prerelease. Also, in replacement for one of your ordinary Return to Ravnica boosters you will receive a Guild booster pack which features cards solely from your Guilds colours. There are some other things for paper magic players but I assume that the prerelease experience as described will be how it is implemented on MTGO.
I imagine this will probably lend itself well to online play as there won't be the problems with availability that there are in paper Magic prereleases, where you might not be able to be a certain guild because they don't have enough packs.
Wizards also plan to have the same Prerelease experience for Gatecrash. Speculation The first point of speculation regarding Return to Ravnica always seems to be about the Ravnica duals. At this point I think we'd all be very surprised not to see their inclusion. Perhaps even more telling is the reprinting of the M10 duals in M This is a move that has been criticised by fans and they feel it's about they mixed it up with the Core Set lands.
Zac Hill, however, explained in his article that playing the M10 lands in concert with Return to Ravnica is very cool. If you've ever played Modern you'll probably know that the Ravnica duals play very nicely with the M10 lands and along with the Innistrad enemy M10 lands each Guild will have access to equally good manabases. A new source of speculation from my point of view is the Planeswalkers and how they will fit into the Block.
Also, in a piece of art from Gatecrash we can see Gideon is fighting alongside the new leader of the Boros Legion. This leads me to question whether or not we will be see Guild-aligned Planeswalkers in Return to Ravnica.
I thought they might even go so far as to make a Planeswalker for each guild but Mark Rosewater confirmed that there will only be 2 Planeswalkers in R2R, one of which will be Jace, and a further 2 in Gatecrash, one of which is Gideon. Alternatively they might just make the Planeswalkers mono-coloured, thus allowing more Guilds access to them. I'm interested to see where they go with Planeswalkers in this Block, especially with the notion that they might be representing different Guilds.
Finally, we can speculate about some reprints that might be in the set.
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