A qualitype is additional qualifier that goes on the type line. They have no inherent rules or effects, but they may be referenced by abilities. Rather they are used as qualifiers to group or identify cards via flavor, lore, association, etc.

Each qualitype for a card is separately enclosed by angled brackets <>. They appear after subtypes.

Ex. Fire may be a qualitype. It may appear on any card type, such as Instant - <Fire>, and Enchantment - <Fire>, and Creature - Elemental <Fire>. An ability may say for instance " spells cost 1 less."

Q: There may not be enough room on the type line.

A: That is a flaw with Magic card frame. On the Vogon frame, the type line runs almost the entire vertical height of the card, which is 40% longer than the width.

Actually idea was inspired by Shadowfist's designators. Shadowfist cards may have additional designators printed in bold at the top of the rules box. Other card games do something similar. Guardians CCG put additional qualifier words in bottom right of rules box.

Scenes now more closely tied to planeswalkers and are used to tell their narrative.

Scenes are now basically mini-planeswalkers (aka paragon in my Erfh set) and will appear in all rarities. Such that scenes enter play with fate counters, and have two abilities. The first ability adds fate counters. The second ability costs a great amount of fate counters and is always a Climax.

You win the game if you acquire 3 climax points. A scene's climax is worth 1 Climax points, and PW/Paragon's climax is worth 2 Climax points.

You can win in any combination of scene and paragon climaxes that total 3 or more climax points. E.g. climax 3 scenes; climax 1 scene and 1 paragon; or climax 2 paragons.