CommanderCast Ep 424 – Kaldheim spoilers Foretell some new Sagas
January 18, 2021
Hello everyone and welcome to CommanderCast Episode 424! This week Mark and Adam continue going over spoilers from Magic’s latest set, Kaldheim! With the new set comes new mechanics! This week the guys are talking about Foretell, the return of the Saga enchantments, and a few of the newly spoiled cards from the set!
All that, plus our usual interstitial fodder, and all you have to do is Click the IB!!!
CommanderCast Episode 424
Posted: January 18, 2021
Intros:
Adam
Mark
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Community
More Kaldheim spoilerz!!
Interstitial fodder:
- SaGa games don’t get enough love.
- Mark gets grumpy about conjugation
- How often/how many times will you re-read a good book, re-watch a good movie, etc.?
- Mutant Massacre
Strategy
Kaldheim mechanics: Foretell
From the mothership article “Kaldheim Mechanics”:
“Any time during your turn, you can pay {2} and exile a card with foretell face down. Then, on a future turn, you can cast that card from exile by paying the foretell cost (the mana cost listed as part of the foretell keyword) rather than paying its mana cost…
…There are some important things to remember about casting the spell from exile. First, you can’t cast it on the same turn you exile it. However, foretelling is optional, so you can always just cast the spell as normal if you’re looking for a more immediate impact. Second, casting the spell from exile uses all the same timing rules the spell normally has. If you foretell an instant like Behold the Multiverse, you can cast it as soon as the next turn. If you foretell a creature like Augury Raven, you’ll usually have to wait until your next turn to cast it.”
- You can’t cast a foretold card on the same turn you exile it.
- Casting the spell from exile uses all the same timing rules the spell normally has.
- In exile, you must keep your foretold cards clear. Your opponents won’t know what the cards are, but they’ll know which card you foretold first, second, and so forth.
- At the end of the game, if you still have any foretold cards in exile, reveal them to all players so they know the future you foretold was an honest one.
Foretell cards (so far – as of recording 1/10/21):
- Alrund’s Epiphany
- Augury Raven
- Behold the Multiverse
- Cosmos Charger
- Doomskar Oracle
- Gods’ Hall Guardian
- Quakebringer
- Ranar the Ever-Watchful
- Ravenform
- “Rise of the Marnhorde”
- Sarulf’s Packmate
- Saw It Coming
- “The Man Who Passes the Sentence Should Swing the Axe”
**Super secret Eldrazi Processor Tech! (not really): CardGameDatabase’s “MTG Foretell – Rules and Interactions Explained”
Technology
Saga of the Sagas
- Binding the Old Gods
- Chainer’s Torment
- Elspeth Conquers Death
- Elspeth’s Nightmare
- Fall of the Thran
- Forging the Tyrite Sword
- History of Benalia
- Invasion of the Giants
- Kiora Bests the Sea God
- Medomai’s Prophecy
- Phyrexian Scriptures
- Rite of Belzenlok
- Showdown of the Skalds
- Song of Freyalise
- The Akroan War
- The Antiquities War
- The Binding of the Titans
- The Birth of Meletis
- The Eldest Reborn
- The First Eruption
- The First Iroan Games
- The Flame of Keld
- The Mending of Dominaria
- The Mirari Conjecture
- The Trickster-God’s Heist
- The Triumph of Anax
- Time of Ice
- Triumph of Gerrard
- “Trolls™️ Official Trailer”
- Tymaret Calls the Dead
Honorable Mentions (for removing those pesky counters):
- Chisei, Heart of Oceans
- Ferropede
- Hex Parasite
- Ion Storm
- Power Conduit
- Thief of Blood
- Thrull Parasite
- Vampire Hexmage
Outtro/Contacts:
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Mark – Email: mahlerma(at)gmail(dot)com
Adam – (at)squire9999
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