#mtg ixalan

[rododea95]

Hello, I just want to show you my cosplay of Elenda, the Dusk Rose! Photos by Axel Nova Photography, who has also created the background! 🥺🖤🤍 Let me know what you think!

[vedalkensamurai]

Before we get too far into Murders at Karlov Manor previews, let's talk a little more about Ixalan--specifically the Maya influences behind Ixalan's Merfolk! In our new Commander's Herald article, we discuss Maya history and build an EDH deck for Maya hero Jacinto Canek.

[heyzebulon]

Ahhh that's awesome!! I've been following you for a few years and I love Ixalan. So hype to get this variant!

Hey, check it out! That’s my art in a “Magic the Gathering: Ixalan” card! (Sharing it here because the official account already shared it over at Twitter, hope that’s okay!)

https://x.com/wizards_magic/status/1705316789222265028?s=46&t=oHzA0BEWG2B6Lxxa5gKItg

[mtg-art-daily]

Damn

Artist: Lucas Graciano

[mtg-cards-hourly]

Cordial Vampire

"Please, come in! Hors d'oeuvres are on the table."

Artist: Winona Nelson TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link

[witnesstheabsurd]

[Gishath, Sun's Avatar]

Proxy I was commissioned to produce for a client

[littjara-mirrorlake]

oh my god its tiny little fucking legs 😭

[jundian-survivalist]

Skirmish on the Shore

Bromley watches @captainfiretoad and Flick jump into the water and swim for the shore. He whistles for Greywind to fly towards the shore and begin harassing the skaaben, then jumps in the water and follows after Pelt to flee the sinking ship.

Shregresha and her war band unload from their cramped rowboat, having paddled to the shore quicker than the pirates by brute force, as they don't know proper technique for rowing.

"Destroy the undead! We've done this before, the flesh warped horrors of Grixis fell to our blades, and these lightning-charged monstrosities will be no different! Tol Angata!" Shregresha shouted, charging into the fray, bone sword raised high.

@gruulanarch @dusk-legion-diplomacy @normal-innistradi @obscura-omenseeker

[azzie-beastbinder]

The Tenth Duel

The biggest impromptu event that Alta Torrezon had seen – at least since the First Night – was a dramatic duel. Or, more accurately, a series of ten people dueling one man.

Koda Hayashi, boss of the Dokuchi Reckoners of Kamigawa, puncher of war gods and vengeant ninja, had issued a challenge to all interested parties: duel him, and if they win, they receive a handsome sum of money, a full range of Kamigawan teas, and a special magical item that can empower one’s magic – to a certain extent. Sponsored cameras and thopters were getting shots from every angle, and the sponsors and audience both were loving the duels alongside Koda’s attitude and the announcing team of Plxtwt and Vasro. Vasro’s announcements rang through the area thanks to the megaphone that Plxtwt provided.

“Hello participants! There is one hour left until the fight. You are allowed to use force, shows of strength, and agreed upon combat to get in front of each other! You are not allowed to brawl or attack each other randomly. Any action of this sort will be pacified, and cause the perpetrators to be disqualified! Ordering will be determined by order of entry and the biggest feat you can remember! The first in with the most experience will be the last fight! It will be ordered in a similar manner! Healing will be provided to all participants after they fight!”

“Hello again, Contestants! With the fights nearing, I want to tell you a little more about your foe! Today, you will be fighting the ruthless boss of the Dokuchi Reckoners, Koda the Vengeant! He has specifically stated that biting will be allowed, both for him and you, and that you are allowed to bring any number of weapons in.”

“Hello contestants! Very soon you will be seeing your foe for the first time! But first, let me tell you of a few of his feats. He was able to break the nose a war god, even receiving a dagger for it, he raided an entire tower of immoral scientists and defeated their technological defenses, and was able to earn the boon of Raffine, the sphinx demon, entirely through his skill!”

Once the gates were rushed and only the first ten were able to grab their numbers – as Vasro and Koda had agreed upon – Vasro read their minds to check their greatest feats and organize the fights as they had agreed upon. Though some were impressive, none compared to the one-armed man that Vasro knew for a fact would be the final fight.

Koda wiped his brow and drank some water after he had defeated the ninth challenger. While the nine duels had worked out a lot of his frustration and energy, he still had enough left for the final fight. One healing syringe was all it took to heal the few wounds he had gained from the paladin who had fought him. Koda didn’t even bother remembering the man’s name, since he had come with a holier-than-thou (literally) attitude. He enjoyed putting people like that in their place. He had yet to meet a fighter that required him to go all out, so he had mostly been wowing the crowd with his footwork and daggerplay.

He stepped back out into the dueling yard and rolled his shoulders, ready for the final duel. Vasro had promised that this would be the most interesting one, but Koda had made it clear that he didn’t want information on the people he fought until it was time to face them. While most would be uneasy about going in blind, it made Koda’s poisonous blood sing in his veins. His two daggers – one blessed by a trickster god, one crafted by Koda’s own hand – hung loosely in his hands until the duel began as he waited for his final opponent.

The entire crowd went so quiet that you could have heard a pin drop when Koda’s opponent stepped onto the field. A one-armed vampire man, probably many times Arturo and Lazaro’s ages, with the quiet confidence that only one who had fought many foes could wield. He did not come boasting, so neither did Koda.

Instead, Koda bowed respectfully, as was common in Kamigawan duels – at least, for tournament duels where death wasn’t on the table, like it wasn’t in this duel. “Koda Hayashi of the Dokuchi Reckoners,” he said simply, as though Vasro hadn’t spent the past two hours saying his name and hyping him up. He straightened back up and slid into a defensive stance, intending to get a sense of the man’s offense first. “May the better duelist win.”

@dusk-legion-diplomacy @obscura-omenseeker @plxtwt-posting

[markrosewater]

Feedback on The Lost Caverns of Ixalan

I’m about to write this year’s “State of Design” article, and I’m interested on your feedback of The Lost Caverns of Ixalan. What did you like? What did you not like? Tell me all your thoughts. 

[reverseratatouille]

no more jace hate, jace hate is over, jace hate is closed and never coming back

[akreon]

Kay art I had the pleasure to create for The Lost Caverns of IXALAN by Wizards of the Coast.

[incorrect-mtg]

Lost Caverns of Ixalan + Tumblr Textposts

[jasper-the-menace]

We have reached catastrophic blorbo levels

[lammergeier-spitfire]

[mtg-cards-hourly]

Poetic Ingenuity

"You inspire me."

Artist: Kieran Yanner TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link