Liberia: Virtual Booster
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This booster was generated with modern collation since the cardset contains mythics: 1 rare / mythic, 3 uncommons, 10 commons, 1 basic land, 1 token.
You could alternatively have 15 random cards regardless of rarity.
You could alternatively have 15 random cards regardless of rarity.
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Flying
 : The next 1 damage that would be dealt to Moonknight Bishop is dealt to target creature blocking or blocked by it instead.“We have been given an enormous power by the blessing of Queen Cecilia, and we swear to use it for justice.”
2/2
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Enchant creature
Enchanted creature has intimidate. Whenever enchanted creature deals damage to a player, you may discard a card at random. If you do, draw two cards. Gifted with emotion and passion, sirens hope to understand Liberia and adapt to its environment.
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Destroy target basic land.
Adapt—If Vitterfolk Plague targets a Forest, you may pay  rather than pay its mana cost.The needs of Mertinia are never as important as the needs of the vitterfolk.
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Flying
Lune Observant has protection from green during each other player’s turn. “Why is it common for Soleils to think our magic may be dangerous? Are they jealous of what they can see but never touch?”
4/4
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Forteplazian Soldier has first strike and vigilance as long as you control another nonblack creature.
“Queen Cecilia’s soldiers are Forteplaza’s pride. Those who don’t work in group don’t contribute to the group at all.”
1/1
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Veteran of Forteplaza gets +1/+1 as long as you control another white permanent.
Veteran of Forteplaza has first strike as long as you control another black permanent. “In the old days, we’d work together, as a nation. If Forteplaza continues with its internal problems, its end may not be that far from now.”
2/1
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Eager Siren can’t attack alone unless defending player controls a blue permanent.
Sirens often explore in groups for safety, but they can leave freely as soon as they see there is no danger.
3/1
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Intimidate
Swamp Vitterfolk can’t block green creatures. For jötuns, being nature’s defender requires responsibility, integrity, and respect for the forest. For vitterfolk, it requires passion, lack of mercy, and a pair of good weapons.
3/1
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First strike
The fact that dwarves are guided by greed and thirst for combat doesn’t mean they don’t make good guards. In fact, they are often good at surprising attackers.
1/1
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Flying
Whenever one or more green creatures attack you, untap Midnight Lune and it gets +1/+2 until end of turn. At night, Soleils rest and Lunes wake up. Their improved night vision allows them to catch prey with ease during this time.
2/1
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Sacrifice Carrier of Growth: Target creature gets +3/+3 until end of turn.
“I am not the one who’s helping you right now. It is the product of your unexplored inner strength.”
3/3
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Clear Marsh enters the battlefield tapped.
 : Add to your mana pool.
, Shuffle Clear Marsh into its owner’s library: Add to your mana pool. |
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Swampwalk
Each day, it tries to get out of Mertinia and look for a better future. But it finds itself unable to leave, trapped in the same familiar swamp it’s been seeing for years.
1/1
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Whenever Cliff Explorer attacks, you may dig 4 for a Dwarf. (Look at the top four cards of your library. You may reveal a Dwarf card from among them and put it into your hand. Put the rest on the bottom in any order.)
If needed, it takes only a few seconds for a dwarf to call an entire squad.
4/3
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Flying
1/1
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Moonknight Bishop
(rare)
Face of the Siren
(uncommon)
Vitterfolk Plague
(uncommon)
Lune Observant
(uncommon)
Forteplazian Soldier
(common)
Veteran of Forteplaza
(common)
Eager Siren
(common)
Swamp Vitterfolk
(common)
Dwarf Watcher
(common)
Midnight Lune
(common)
Carrier of Growth
(common)
Clear Marsh
(common)
Swamp Dweller
(common)
Cliff Explorer
(common)
Island
(basic)
Spirit
(token)