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1.31.2009

Conflux Visual Spoiler

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Well, it is the much anticipated day of the Conflux pre-release and I am not sure whether I will be able to get out to go today (Saturday) or tomorrow (Sunday). After a long night of online poker, I needed to get my dose of new card goodness, so I loaded up images of the Conflux visual spoiler - more for my reference than anything else and to be able to return to these when I hope to get my set review (by colour) done sometime in the next week or two.

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WHITE

BLUE

BLACK

RED

GREEN

GOLD (multi-colour) 1

GOLD (multi-colour) 2

LANDS / ARTIFACTS

For those of you heading out to the event, have a blast and kick some butt - best of luck to you for opening up a Nicol Bolas.

1.30.2009

Conflux on Gatherer

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Just after noon today, Conflux was loaded up and is now live on Gatherer Beta. If you spend any time playing Magic, you will know just how indespensible it is to be able to hop onto Gatherer (the card database) and quickly find the right card you need for your next winning deck.


Although I find the text spoilers on the forums great, nothing quite compares to not only seeing the card art and flavour text but also being able to efficiently sort cards for review.

I also have to say that the new Gatherer is a HUGE improvement over the old data base in terms of the high number of variables the user can insert into a query. I also appreciate viewing the page in standard, visual, compact checklist and text summary.

For those of you who do not know yet, Gatherer is the Magic Card Database. Search for the perfect addition to your deck. Browse through cards from Magic's entire history. See cards from the most recent sets and discover what players just like you are saying about them.

If you are looking for the full Conflux visual spoiler - here is the handy LINK. Just browsing through this, I have to admit that this may very well be one of the best sets artistically yet with the small exception of the aptly named 'moo moo clow plow' (a.k.a. Thornling).