Gaddgar: Virtual Booster
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Mechanics | Skeleton | Fossil Supertype and Fossil Turns |
This booster was generated with modern collation since the cardset contains mythics: 1 rare / mythic, 3 uncommons, 10 commons, 1 basic land.
You could alternatively have 15 random cards regardless of rarity.
You could alternatively have 15 random cards regardless of rarity.
Destroy target creature that dealt damage to a player this turn.
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Whenever another theropod enters the battlefield under your control put a +1/+1 counter on Kivas, Tyrannosaurus Alpha and Kivas fights target creature.
Whenever two or more theropods you control attack Kivas gains doublestrike, trample, and hexproof until end of turn. 6/6
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Heritage- Sunclaw Aven has flying. (As long as a fossil creature of the same creature type is in your graveyard Sunclaw Aven has a heritage).
If the ancient raptors knew they'd learn to fly, would they let time move forward?
2/1
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![]() ![]() ![]() Stolen RIverbend enters the battlefield tapped. Exile Stolen RIverbend: Stolen RIverbend gains the Fossil supertype. Return Stolen RIverbend to the battlefield at the beginning of your next fossil upkeep. Exile Stolen RIverbend: Stolen RIverbend loses the Fossil supertype. Return Stolen RIverbend to the battlefield at the beginning of your next upkeep. |
Stolen Murkwater enters the battlefield tapped.
![]() ![]() ![]() Exile Stolen Murkwater: Stolen Murkwater gains the Fossil supertype. Return Stolen Murkwater to the battlefield at the beginning of your next fossil upkeep. Exile Stolen Murkwater: Stolen Murkwater loses the Fossil supertype. Return Stolen Murkwater to the battlefield at the beginning of your next upkeep. |
(This land can only be played during and only exists during fossil turns.)
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Skip your next combat phase: put a +1/+1 counter on Brachiosaur Hatchling.
Babies of even the great sauropods are vulnerable and need their herds to protect them.
1/3
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At the beginning of your fossil endstep, if Weary Scelidosaurus is tapped, exile Weary Scelidosaurus and gain 4 life.
Nature knows what the civilized deny.
2/2
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Return target creature to its owner's hand. If that creature had a power of 3 or greater you may untap target creature you control.
The ancient naga created traps to hunt mosasaurs and pliosaurs. The Vareesh islanders found the relicts and remade them to hunt sharks and whales.
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Target fossil creature gains flying and gets +1/+1 for each fossil creature you control until end of turn.
It all started with a run.
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Evidence (This card loses the fossil supertype at the beginning of your fossil endstep. This card gains the fossil supertype at the beginning of your regular endstep.)
Creatures you control get +0/+1. |
When Lifelore Student dies you may return an enchantment from your graveyard to your hand.
Oral traditions are only the instructions.
3/2
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Whenever another fossil creature dies you may gain 1 life.
Unpalatable though harmless, melonhead caps will grow wherever death is abundant.
1/1
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At the beginning of your endstep Lava Javelineer deals 1 damage to target opponent if a card you own was exiled this turn.
The blood of Gaddgar's core is the closest the plane has to stability.
2/1
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Necessary Vengeance
(common, foil)
Kivas, Tyrannosaurus Alpha
(rare)
Sunclaw Aven
(uncommon)
Stolen RIverbend
(uncommon)
Stolen Murkwater
(uncommon)
Ancient Forest
(common)
Brachiosaur Hatchling
(common)
Weary Scelidosaurus
(common)
Cunning Trap
(common)
First Flight
(common)
Will to Live
(common)
Lifelore Student
(common)
Melonhead Cap
(common)
Lava Javelineer
(common)
Mountain
(basic)