Which Planes From Planechase Would You Like to See in a Block?
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Posted on Oct. 24, 2016, 12:31 a.m. by DemonDragonJ
The two Planechase sets featured many different planes, many of which have been featured in blocks, and many of which have not. Some of those planes were first introduced in those sets, and some of them are planes that I would like to see featured in their own blocks, so this thread is to discuss those planes.
First, I would like to see either Kaldheim (featured on Skybreen) and/or Valla (featured on Immersturm and Warstorm Surge) have their own blocks, because their names are vaguely Nordic/Germanic, and this game has not yet had a Norse mythology-themed block.
Second, I would like to see Pyrulea (featured on Horizon Canopy and horizon boughs) have its own block, because that plane is one of the more unusual planes in the multiverse. The plane is comprised of a vast spherical network of leaves, forests, and other vegetation that surrounds a star, which means that either the plane is incredibly massive in size or the star is a dwarf star. That would certainly be an interesting setting for a block.
What does everyone else say about this? Which planes from Planechase would you like to see be the setting of a block? Also, why would the website not accept the card tags for horizon boughs, as it did the other cards?
DemonDragonJ says... #4
berryjon, there was a block with dragons not long ago; how can dinosaurs compare to dragons?
October 24, 2016 1:04 p.m.
DemonDragonJ Because Tarkir didn't have that many Dragons in it in the first place? And was so top heavy in that regard that dragons were an exception, not the rule.
But Dinosaurs? They're awesome and can fit at any rarity and any color at any size and you don't have to worry about silly things like needing to be at least 4/4 like Dragons are supposed to be.
October 24, 2016 1:41 p.m.
DemonDragonJ says... #6
berryjon, yes, that does make, sense, but dinosaurs are hardly the only thing about Muraganda that is appealing. Not much is currently know about the plane, but from what has been seen of it, there is very little organized civilization outside of various tribes and clans, and, thus, its level of technological development is very low. Portraying the plane as a "dinosaur plane" is too narrow; it would be better to market it as a "prehistoric plane."
October 24, 2016 2 p.m.
bennybubbles says... #8
As everyone, Muraganda is my top pick. Keen for dinosaurs, elf tribes, fang druids, viashino, scarwitches and of course, the Mimeoplasm.
berryjon says... #2
Muraganda. Because who doesn't want to see a set with DINOSAURS EVERYWHERE?!?!?
October 24, 2016 1:23 a.m.