Archenemy Spoilers

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Good Day folks,

You may recall our post back in April regarding Wizards new product, Archenemy. This new multi-player game format expansion is scheduled to released within the next two weeks and will feature a “one vs. many” style of game that pits a single player against any number of opponents allied against him / her. At the San Juan Pro-Tour, folks such as Bill Stark and Evan Erwin were provided an opportunity to play. Other lucky participants also indicate epic gaming was had.


Undead Apocalypse, Doomsday Machine, Elemental Forces, Dragonfire are the four different decks one can get. Here is the skinny on two of them :

Bring About the Undead Apocalypse

Creatures:
1 Festering Goblin, 1 Dregscape Zombie, 1 Reassembling Skeleton, 1 Rakdos Guildmage, 1 Bog Witch, 1 Urborg Syphon-Mage, 1 Cemetery Reaper, 1 Avatar of Discord, 2 Infectious Horror, 1 Corpse Connoisseur, 1 Shriekmaw, 2 Twisted Abomination, 1 Extractor Demon, 1 Kaervek the Merciless, 1 Avatar of Woe, 1 Vampiric Dragon, 1 Scion of Darkness, 1 Artisan of Kozilek

Spells:
1 Reanimate, 2 Rakdos Signet, 1 Zombie Infestation, 2 Sign in Blood, 2 Terminate, 1 Infest, 1 Makeshift Mannequin, 1 Zombify, 1 Inferno Trap, 1 Torrent of Souls, 1 Beacon of Unrest, 1 Incremental Blight, 1 Bituminous Blast

Lands:
13 Swamp, 7 Mountain, 2 Barren Moor, 2 Rakdos Carnarium

Schemes:
2 Choose Your Champion, 1 Dance, Pathetic Marionette, 2 The Dead Shall Serve, 1 A Display of My Dark Power, 2 Every Hope Shall Vanish, 1 I Delight in Your Convulsions, 1 Introductions Are in Order, 1 Mortal Flesh is Weak, 1 My Undead Horde Awakens, 2 Only Blood Ends Your Nightmares, 1 Realms Befitting My Majesty, 2 Rotted Ones, Lay Siege, 1 Surrender Your Thoughts, 1 Your Fate is Thrice Sealed, 1 Your Puny Minds Cannot Fathom.

Assembling the Doomsday Machine

CREATURES
1 Metallurgeon, 1 Ethersworn Shieldmage, 1 Juggernaut, 1 Lodestone Golem, 1 Synod Centurion, 1 Leonin Abunas, 2 Sanctum Gargoyle, 1 Master Transmuter, 1 Architects of Will, 1 Duplicant, 1 Magister Sphinx, 1 Memnarch, 1 Sundering Titan

SPELLS
1 Everflowing Chalice, 2 AEther Spellbomb, 1 Synod Sanctum, 1 Azorius Signet, 1 Dimir Signet, 1 Lightning Greaves, 1 Sun Droplet, 1 Batwing Brume ,2 Agony Warp, 1 Obelisk of Esper, 1 Thunderstaff 1 Fieldmist Borderpost, 1 Mistvein Borderpost, 1 Unmake, 1 Skullcage, 1 Sorcerer's Strongbox, 1 March of the Machine, 1 Unbender Tine, 1 Spin into Myth, 1 Dreamstone Hedron

Included Scheme Cards:
1 All in Good Time, 1 Behold the Power of Destruction, 1 Embrace My Diabolical Vision, 2 Feed the Machine, 1 I Delight in Your Convulsions, 2 I Know All, I See All, 2 Ignite the Cloneforge!, 1 Introductions Are in Order, 2 The Iron Guardian Stirs, 1 My Genius Knows No Bounds, 1 Nothing Can Stop Me Now, 2 The Pieces Are Coming Together, 1 Realms Befitting My Majesty, 1 Your Fate Is Thrice Sealed, 1 Your Puny Minds Cannot Fathom

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Lastly - Of great interest - We have from MTG Mint Cards, their TOP TEN selling Rise of the Eldrazi cards for May, 2010.

1. Gideon Jura (Chinese)

2. Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre

3. Emrakul, the Aeons Torn

4. Stirring Wildwood (Chinese)

5. Scute Mob

6. Vampire Nighthawk

7. Wall of Omens

8. Devastating Summons

9. Gideon Jura

10. Lightning Bolt

After some new decks developed with ROE cards, the Gideon Jura became the best seller, for both English and Chinese version. Its weird to see the Stirring Wildwood Chinese version on the list, probably due to the lower price compare with the English version.

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