Artifacts

ARTIFACTS

Wand of Orcus

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Artifact
9
AD&D
Rare

This Wand can be attached to any undead monster champion. When the Wand is used in battle against an opposing champion of level 8 or less, the opponent is instantly slain (discarded). Limit one per deck.

This artifact can be attached to any AD&D champion or an undead champion from any world. It instantly defeats any opposing champion with an adjusted level of 8 or less.

Card Combo: If the ally Dreaded Ghost is brought into play as a champion using Gib Hcivonad's power, and then the Wand of Orcus is attached, opposing champions up to level 17 are instantly defeated.

Axe of Dwarvish Lord

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Artifact
3
AD&D
Common

The Axe can be attached to any champion. In addition to the listed bonus, the Axe also gives the attached champion a +8 ally in combat.

The ally that comes with this artifact does not need to be a swimmer, flyer, or earthwalker for the purposes of battle, as long as the champion

itself possesses the power. The ally is considered to be linked to the champion through the Axe. The ally is, however, vulnerable to powers that affect normal allies, if the

psionic power Banishment (96/PO) is played against a champion with the Axe, the ally is forced from the battle. The ally returns again for subsequent battles.

Iron Flask Tuerny Merciless

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Artifact
Greyhawk
Uncommon

The Flask gives the attached champion a +6 tanar'ri ally that can earthwalk and cast wizard spells. If the artifact is discarded, the attached champion is also discarded.

Jacinth Inestimable Beauty

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Artifact
Greyhawk
Uncommon

In combat, one enemy ally (chosen by this player) is forced to switch sides. The levels of all friendly allies are doubled.

Machine Lum the Mad

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Artifact
8
Greyhawk
Rare

The attached champion can cast any spell, but only in defense; it can never attack. The champion uses the last digit of his card number as his level.

Queen Ehlissa Nightingale

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Artifact
Greyhawk
Common

When the attached champion enters combat, the player can choose to prevent the opposing champion from playing allies or spells.

Sword of Kas

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Artifact
8
Greyhawk
Uncommon

The base level of an opposing champion is halved (round up). This artifact does not function when used against a champion with the Eye and Hand of Vecna.

Talisman of Al'Akbar

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Artifact
Greyhawk
Common

This artifact can be attached to a champion with the Cup of Al'Albar. The attached champion can dispel one spell while involved in a round of battle. Monsters cannot use this Talisman.

Teeth of Dalhvar-Nar

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Artifact

Greyhawk
Uncommon

The attached champion is a flyer and is immune to offensive spells. If the champion wins a round of battle, an opposing holding is immediately discarded.

All-Knowing Eye Yasmin Sira

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Artifact

Forgotten Realms

Rare

The attached champion is immune to offensive spells and once per battle can cast a +5 spell (Def/4). Once per turn, the player can examine one opponent's hand.

Coin Jisan Bountiful

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Artifact
Forgotten Realms

Common

The champion can negate either the power of level (but not both) of each magical item and artifact used against him in combat.

The champion with the Coin can only choose to negate offensive magical items and the offensive powers of artifacts. Defensive powers cannot be negated.

Seal of Lost Arak

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Artifact
3
Ravenloft
Rare

Once per turn, the player can flip the top card of any other player's draw deck. He can use it only if it is a spell or ally that is legal for that step. The card is reshuffled into the player's draw deck.

The Seals' power can be used once from a player's phase 3 to phase 3 of the player's next turn. The Seal can be used during another player's turn.

Crystal of Ebon Flame

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Artifact
2

Ravenloft
Common

Attached champion becomes undead. The opposing champion's base level is considered to be a zero, unless it its a cleric or undead. Opposing undead allies switch sides.

Obsidian Man of Urik

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Artifact
6
Dark Sun

Rare

If the attached champion is discarded, the artifact returns to the player's pool as a monster. Instead of attaching this artifact to a champion, the player can play the Obsidian Man as a monster.

Rod of Teeth

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Artifact
2
Dark Sun

Uncommon

An opposing wizard cannot cast spells. Before battle, the player can discard the attached champion and examine all other players' hands, discarding any spell cards.

Midnight's Mask Disguise

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Magical Item

2
Common

A champion can be played into the player's pool with this magical item, even of the champion is already in play somewhere. The champion's powers are unchanged. (Def)

Girdle Giant Strength

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Magical Item

7

Common (Off)

Hammer of Thunderbolts

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Magical Item

5
Rare

Can only be attached to a champion who carries gauntlets of ogre power or a girdle of storm giant strength. The first ally used against the attached champion is discarded. (Off)

Gauntlets Ogre Power

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Magical Item

6
Rare

Champion breaks down walls, allowing him to ignore all such cards. Can be played on a champion even after combat is ended by a wall spell. Combat must continue.

Winged Boots

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Magical Item

2
Common

The attached champion becomes a flyer. If he is defeated in battle against a non-flying champion, he can retreat from combat back to his pool. (Def)

Card Combo (from Spellfire Reference Guide Volume II): If the Winged Boots is attached to Iuz the Evil, he can attack, lose the round, use his special power to raze a realm or discard a razed realm, and then return to the pool to attack again on the next turn. Note, however, that this strategy will not work if Iuz's opponent is a flyer.

Card Combo (from Scavenger's Spellfire Corner): If Winged Boots is attached to the Aurak Draconian Lord, the Lord can lose the round, discard the opposing champion, and then return to the pool to do it again next turn. As with the previous combo, this only works if the opponent is not a flyer.

Card Combo (from Scavenger's Spellfire Corner): If Winged Boots also works well attached to Gloriana. If her opponent is a flyer, she automatically wins the round. If her opponent is not a flyer, she can return to the pool if defeated.

Card Combo (from Mark Towse): Attach Winged Boots to Lyr of the Mists, allowing her to use her power, lose the battle, and then return to the pool (as long as the opposing champion is not a flyer) to do it again next turn.

Rod of 7 Parts, #1

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Magical Item

1
AD&D
Uncommon

Champion is a swimmer. If combined with any other parts of the rod, the rod counts as an artifact and gains an additional +1 for each part. (Off)

Rod of 7 Parts, #2

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Magical Item

2
AD&D
Rare

Champion is immune to events. If combined with any other parts of the rod, the rod counts as an artifact and gains an additional +1 for each part. (Off)

Rod of 7 Parts, #3

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Magical Item

3

AD&D

Uncommon

Champion is immune to offensive magical items. If combined with any other parts of the rod, the rod counts as an artifact and gains an additional +1 for each part. (Off)

Rod of 7 Parts, #4

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Magical Item

4
AD&D
Rare

Flyers cannot be played against the attached champion. If combined with any other parts of the rod, the rod counts as an artifact and gains an additional +1 for each part. (Off)

Card Combo (from the Sussman Zone): Attaching the Rod of 7 Parts, #4 to Rand the Bowyer makes him nearly impossible to defeat.

Rod of 7 Parts, #5

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Magical Item

5
AD&D
Uncommon

At the beginning of his turn, this item's owner can examine an opponent's hand. If combined with any other parts of the rod, the rod counts as an artifact and gains an additional +1 for each part. (Off)

Rod of 7 Parts, #6

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Magical Item

6
AD&D
Rare

The attached champion becomes an earthwalker. If combined with any otherc parts of the rod, the rod counts as an artifact and gains an additional +1 for each part. (Off)

Rod of 7 Parts, #7

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Magical Item

7
AD&D
Uncommon

The champion can ignore one card played against him in combat. If combined with any other parts of the rod, the rod counts as an artifact and gains an additional +1 for each part. (Off)

During battle, a champion with the Rod of 7 Parts, part 7 can ignore any one card played after the battle begins. The opposing champion cannot be ignored. If a player chooses to ignore a defensive magical item, any level bonuses are lost, but the power of the item, because it is defensive in nature, remains.

The player may ignore an event played in battle, such as Cataclysm!

An avenging ally can also be ignored, although its power may be used against another player.

Bag of Holding

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Magical Item

1

Common

Once per turn the player may discard one card from his pool or his hand, and then draw one card from his draw pile. (Def)

The Bag of Holding is used during phase 3 of the player's turn.

Card Combo: This card is best used with cards that can recover other cards from the discard pile, such as Tasslehoff Burrfoot, which can retrieve a magical item from the discard pile once per turn. A magical item can be discarded, in order to draw an additional card. Tasslehoff can then recover the discarded magical item, and the process can be repeated next turn.

Pesquisa Brasil 2010: Não pode descartar a si mesma para ter seu poder.

Cúpula BSW 2011: Toda e qualquer carta que estiver no poço do jogador, pode ser descartada por Bag of Holding, inclusive aquelas que pertencem a outros jogadores, desde que essas últimas estejam sobre o controle daquele jogador, como, por exemplo, um campeão roubado pelo evento Curse of Azure Bonds (4/FR) ou pelo evento Tyranthraxus, The Possessing Spirit (55/RR).

Daern's Instant Fortress

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Magical Item

5
Rare

The Fortress can be played as a magical item or as a holding. The realm or champion is immune to events and offensive spells during other player's turns. (Def)

Spellbook

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Magical Item

Rare

The spellcaster with this item can retain up to two spells after winning a round of combat to use in another battle. Only step 4 spells can be saved. (Def)

Plentiful Psionics

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Rule

Dark Sun

Rare

Played at the beginning of the player's turn, this card is not discarded. It affects all players and remains in effect until any other rule card is played. All champions are able to read minds and predict the future. Each player's hand is divided; all DARK SUN cards are concealed, but all other cards are revealed by placing them face up on the table. The face-up cards are still part of the hand until played

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Sorcerer-Kings

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Rule

Dark Sun

Common

Each Dark Sun realm can be defended once per battle by a monster that can cast any spell. The level is equal to the number of Dark Sun realms and holdings the defender has in play. If the sorcerer-king is defeated, the realm is razed.

Dark Lords

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Rule

Ravenloft

Common

If any Ravenloft champion or undead champion of any world is defeated in battle, that champion returns to the player's pool at the end of that player's next turn.

This rule card prevents a player's RAVENLOFT or undead champions (of any world) from being discarded as a result of combat. After being defeated in battle, a RAVI-NI.OFT or

undead champion is placed in Limbo, returning to the player's pool at the end of their next turn. All magical items, artifacts,

spells, and allies with the champion do not go to Limbo, but are

instead discarded because the champion was defeated. This rule card works well in a deck containing either many RAVENLOFT or undead champions.

The Walking Dead

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Rule

Ravenloft

Uncommon

Undead champions and Ravenloft monsters can attack razed realms. Allies need not be undead. If a razed realm is defeated, it is discarded and the attacker again draws spoils of victory.

A player receives spoils of victory both when a realm is razed and when it is discarded under the Walking Dead rule card. However, there can be only one spoils of victory in a single turn. As soon as a realm is razed, the player's turn moves to phase 5. On a subsequent turn, the same realm can be attacked and discarded, resulting in another spoils of victory.

Artifact Vault

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Rule

Greyhawk

Rare

Rule Played at the beginning of the player's turn, this card is not discarded. It affects all players and remains in effect until any other rule card is played. The player can choose to place any GREYHAWK Artifacts face-down in a pile called the Artifact Vault. In step 3 of the turn, when cards are played into the pool, the player can distribute the GREYHAWK artifacts to the Artifact Vault. Cards in the vault are in play, but are not active and cannot be used. GREYHAWK artifacts cannot be discarded by any means so long as this rule card is in play; if a champion is discarded, or if any card calls for a GREYHAWK artifact to be discarded, it returns to the player's Artifact Vault.

Artifact Champions

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Rule

Greyhawk

Uncommon

Greyhawk Artifacts with numerical bonuses can be played as champions. Artifact-champions are not considered monsters, wizards, clerics, or heroes. Any ability normally given by the artifact to a champion is possessed by the artifact-champion.

Isolated Worlds

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Rule
Dark Sun

Common

Dark Sun cards (champions, artifacts, realms) are immune to the Rule of the Cosmos. If this rule card is discarded, the owner of the card chooses which cards are discarded to enforce the rule of the Cosmos again.

No Funny Business

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Rule
AD&D
Rare

No event can be played. All events currently in play are immediately discarded. In addition, no more than one magical item can be attached to any champion. In battle, no more than one of each type of card can be attached to each champion.

This rule card allows only one of each type of CARD to be in the battle. However, special powers of cards do not count toward this limitation. For example the artifact card Axe of the Dwarvish Lord conveys a +8 ally, but an ally card can still be played.

When another rule card is put into play, this card must be discarded. Rule cards must be played before cards are drawn at the beginning of a player's turn, or as spoils. This rule card is designed to l i m i t the number of cards that can be played during the course of a battle, as well as eliminating the playing of event cards. Events currently in play when this rule card comes out are discarded. This card limits the number of magical items that can be attached to a champion. Only one ally,

magical item, artifact, and wizard or cleric spell can be attached to a champion. If a champion already had one of these cards attached when he entered combat, the player cannot attach another of that type of item. If for any reason a champion ends up with more of a card type than he's allowed, one must immediately be discarded

Forbidden Lore

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Rule

Ravenloft

Common

Only Ravenloft champions may cast offensive wizard spells.

Cosmic Justice

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Rule

AD&D

Rare

All realms that have no special powers can borrow the powers of one other realm in play, but only when attacked. All champions that have no special powers can steal the power of the opposing champion in combat. All allies that have no special powers are unaffected by the special powers of champions and allies.

Roc

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Ally

8

Common

Flyer. Flying allies cannot be played against the roc. The opponent must discard any already in play.

Kinsle the Druid

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Ally
4
Common

Flyer. In battle, Kinsle can cast cleric spells to aid the attached champion.

Dragonbane

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Cleric spell

2
Common

Any dragon champion is automatically defeated, but returns unharmed to the player's pool. Dragon and draconian allies are discarded. (Off/4)

Ship of the Sky

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Wizard spell

2
Rare

Remains with the champion until dispelled. Champion and allies become flyers and swimmers. (Def/3/4)

Pegasus

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Ally

3

Common

Flyer.

Windrider

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Ally

6

Common

Flyer.

Erica of Dark Watch

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Ally
7
Common

Flyer.

Dimock the Sprite

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Ally

3

Common

Flyer. Dimock fights invisibly and cannot be discarded or switch sides during battle for any reason.

Flying Carpet

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Magical Item

3
Common The champion can choose to be a flyer or non-flyer at the beginning of combat. (Def)

Ariel Anjelique

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Ally
5
Common

Flyer. Ariel flies psionically and is immune to spells, allies, and events that harm other flyers.

Dragon Slayer

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Event
Uncommon

All dragons in combat or in pools are immediately discarded.

Marilith Tanar'ri

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Ally
7
Common

The opposing player cannot play any events for the rest of this round of battle, including Calm.

Temporal Stasis

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Event
Uncommon

In a multi-player game, this card can be played to prevent one player's turn. In a two-player game, this event can prevent an extra turn gained form another card, such as the Caravan.

Temporal Stasis is played between players' turns; like Caravan and before the turn to be skipped.

Deflection

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Event
Rare

This player can deflect a harmful event affecting only him onto any other player. (Helpful)

Events that affect everyone cannot be deflected.

Cúpula BSW 2009: Deflection não dá o direito do jogador usar o poder da carta defletida, ele somente escolhe o jogador alvo, e este escolhe um alvo válido para sofrer os efeitos da carta. Se Espionage (BR 18) é defletida, seu poder é perdido, pois é expresso no texto que deve ser outro jogador a receber seus efeitos e não seu lançador.

Help!

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Event

Rare

Choose another player to defend your realm. You choose which champions are used. If he loses a round, his champion is discarded; he draws a card for each round he wins.

Only champions from the opponent's pool can be chosen to defend the realm. Help! remains in effect throughout the battle.

Reverse Gravity

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Wizard spell

Uncommon

All Flyers become non-flyers and vice versa until the beginning of this player's next turn. Swimmers and earthwalkers are unaffected by this card. (Off/3/4)

Shift Earth

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Cleric spell

Common

The player can freely rearrange his realms and holdings, but must fill from the top down. (Def/3)

Mirror Image

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Wizard spell

3
Uncommon

This spell doubles the caster's level. (Def/4)

Ethereality

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Cleric spell

Common

The champion can immediately elude an opposing cleric or hero, ending the round of battle. Both champions go back to their pools. (Def/4)

Prismatic Spray

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Wizard spell

7

Common

Opposing allies of level 4 or less are immediately discarded. (Off/4)

Treasure Vault

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Holding
AD&D
Rare

This holding can be attached to any realm. Any artifact of any world can be attached to this holding. Any champion defending the attached realm can use the artifact.

Tupillil

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Holding

AD&D

Common

This holding can be attached to any realm. When this holding is first played, all champions with the name "Gib" are discarded.

Kestrel's Keep

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Holding
AD&D
Uncommon

This holing can be attached to any realm. Each of this player's champions and allies gain +1 when defending any realm. This holding stays attached and in play even if the attached realm is razed.

Keep of the Dead

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Holding
AD&D
Common

This holding can be attached to any realm. If something forces the attached realm to be discarded, this holding is discarded in place of the realm, and the realm stays in play.

The Keep of the Dead helps protect the attached realm against cards that discard realms from play. If a card such as Cataclysm! (99/3rd) is played on a realm with the attached Keep of the Dead, the holding is sent to the discard pile instead of the realm, and the realm stays in play. This holding does not protect a realm from cards that "ra/,e" a realm, only those that discard i t . Cards such as Creeping Doom (28/FR) and Siege (150 /3rd) raw the target realm normally, causing the Keep of the Dead to be discarded. This holding does not

counter the effects of Estate Transference (437/3rd), or other cards which affect both the realm and the holding.

Spellfire Citadel

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Holding
AD&D
Uncommon

This holding can be attached to any realm. This player can, at the end of each turn, rearrange his holdings. Holdings must still be attached to realms legally.

Fire Glyph

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Cleric spell

AD&D
Rare
Offensive

Hide under the lead realm; expose when the realm is attacked. Only one glyph can be placed under a realm; it is discarded after one use. The attacking champion cannot play allies in this round of battle. (Def/3)

This spell is bluelined as offensive

Weakness Glyph

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Cleric spell

1
Uncommon
Offensive

Hide under the lead realm; expose when the realm is attacked. Only one glyph can be placed under a realm; it is discarded after one use. The attacking champion's base level is a 1 for this round of battle. (Def/3)

This spell is bluelined as offensive

Lightning Glyph

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Cleric spell

Rare

Offensive

Hide under the lead realm; expose when the realm is attacked. Only one glyph can be placed under a realm; it is discarded after one use. The attacking champion must discard all attached magical items. (Def/3)

This spell is bluelined as offensive

Curse Glyph

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Cleric spell

3
Uncommon
Offensive

Hide under the lead realm; expose when the realm is attacked. Only one glyph can be placed under a realm; it is discarded after one use. An attacking champion with an attached magical item is defeated. (Def/3)

This spell is bluelined as offensive

Death Glyph

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Cleric spell

2
Common
Offensive

Hide under the lead realm; expose when the realm is attacked. Only one glyph can be placed under a realm; it is discarded after one use. An attacking champion without an attached artifact or magical item is defeated. (Def/3)

This spell is bluelined as offensive

Dragon Turtle

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Monster
6
Dragonlance
Common

Swimmer; can attack any realm that shows coastline on the card.

Deathstream, Black Dragon

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Monster
7
Dragonlance
Common

Flyer, swimmer; can attack any realm that shows coastline on the card. One opponent's magical item is discarded. Deathstream can cast wizard spells.

Zielesch, Ancient. Green Dragon

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Monster
9
Greyhawk
Uncommon

Swimmer; can attack any realm that shows coastline on the card. When Zielesch enters battle, the player can draw a card. If the card is usable, it can be played; otherwise, the card goes into the player's hand.

Dregoth, Undead Dragon

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Monster
10

Dark Sun

Rare

Undead flyer. Can cast any spell. Immune to psionics and offensive spells. If Dregoth attacks, his level drops to 6.

Korgunard the Avangion

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Monster

8

Dark Sun

Common

Flyer. Can cast wizard spells. Immune to psionic attack. Can be discarded to rebuild a razed realm.

Korgunard may be discarded to rebuild a razed realm at any time during the player's turn except phase 4. Korgunard can rebuild any razed realm, even that of an opponent.

Discarding Korgunard docs not save a realm with an attached holding from being razed, thus saving the holding. In this case, the holding would still be discarded, then Korgunard could be discarded to unraze the realm.

Drawmij

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Wizard

7

Greyhawk

Uncommon

Swimmer; can attack any realm that shows coastline on the card. In battle, he can borrow any magical item in play, returning it when the round ends. Drawmij can imitate the power of any other wizard in play.

Drawmij cannot borrow a magical item from Mordenkainen, even if both champions belong to the same player.

Drawmij's major power is that he can imitate the special power of any other wizard in play. This can only be done during that player's turn, or if Drawmij is used in defense of a realm. Drawmij can change the power he imitates each time he is used.

Klik-Ka'cha

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Cleric
7
Dark Sun

Common

When he enters battle as a defender, Klik can destroy one magical item in play anywhere.

Mykell, Amethyst Great Wyrm

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Monster
10
AD&D

Common

Dragon; flyer, swimmer; can attack any realm that shows coastline on the card. Can cast wizard spells. Mykell psionically destroys any one ally played against him in a round of battle.

Hornung the Anarch

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Wizard
6
AD&D
Common

Each spell cast by Hornung has a level equal to the card number's last digit.Hornung never need ask permission to cast a spell.

When Hornung casts Mirror Image, his level is first doubled, then +6 is added (the last digit of Mirror Image).

Invisible Stalker

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Monster

4

Ravenloft

Uncommon

The invisible stalker can also be played as a +4 ally to any champion able to cast spells. If the invisible stalker is on the losing side of a battle, it returns to the player's pool at the end of his next turn.

Erital Kaan-Ipzirel

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Cleric
7
Greyhawk
Common

This cleric of St. Cuthbert is immune to offensive spells and magical items. When in battle, she can choose to use a dimension door to return to her pool, ending the round of combat; if she does, all attached cards are discarded.

Because Erital's power activates upon defeat in battle, the power is negated by the Ring of Reversion and Thought Eater. Her power is not a spell.

Yagno Petrovna

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Cleric

8

Ravenloft

Common

When used in combat, this player can place any two cards from his opponent's discard pile on top of his draw pile.

Yagno Petrovna is highest level Ravenloft champion able to use cleric spells, and is the only Ravenloft cleric presented so far. This champion's power is used before champions have been pushed forward for a combat challenge. Before any cards arc played, Yagno's player can take two cards from his opponent's (in combat) discard pile and place them on the top of his draw pile. The strategy behind using Yagno's power is to control cither what your opponent draws for spoils of victory or two of the next three cards drawn on his turn. This may prevent your opponent from drawing a realm on his turn, or return to his hand a card that has no effect on you. You must move two cards (not just one) in this manner For example, if you're playing a deck without spells, then returning a discarded Spell Turning (398/3rd) to the opponent is an excellent move.

Goldmoon

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Cleric
9
Dragonlance
Common

Once per turn, in any step, she may cast any cleric spell from an opponent's discard pile, and then place it on the top or bottom of his draw pile.

Although Goldmoon can use her power at any time, she must abide by the phase restriction of the spell being cast. If Goldmoon casts a spell with a duration, it goes to the opponent's draw pile (top or bottom) when the spell expires. Spells without duration are immediately (after the round of combat) placed at the top or bottom of the draw pile.

Princess Amber

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Hero

5

AD&D

Rare

Elf

Heroes cannot resist helping the princess. When entering battle, Amber can use any hero in play as an ally; after battle, win or lose, the hero returns to its owner's pool.

Amber's power is used during battle, which means a defender must be put forth before the power is used. Any hero other than the defender can be selected as an ally.

The hero-ally only returns to its pool if it is still in play at the end of the round of battle. If discarded during battle, if the opponent plays Brine Dragon for example, the hero remains discarded.

Darsson Spellmaker

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Wizard
7
Forgotten Realms

Common

When attacking or defending, Darson can play any card as a defensive spell card, using the last digit of the card number as the spell's level.

The number of cards Darsson can play as defensive spells is limited only by the number of cards available to the player, typically the cards in the player's hand.

When Darsson is involved in a round of combat (attacking or defending) he can play any card as a defensive spell, using the last digit of the card number as the level of the spell. Cards like the Tiger (309/3rd) would be played as a +9 defensive spell using this power. Spells such as Spell Turning (398/3rd) would now have a level bonus of +8.

Council Aerie

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Realm
9
Forgotten Realms

Uncommon
Coast

Dragon champions may defend this realm twice per turn. Opponent's dragons may not attack. Any holding may be attached to Council Aerie.

Council Aerie can defend itself as a level 7 hero. Council Aerie is an excellent realm for decks that have a lot of dragon champions. If a dragon champion is defeated while defending Council Aerie, it may defend again.

Shining Lands

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Realm

Dragonlance

Common

The Shining Lands can be attacked only by flyers or earthwalkers. The realm and its defending champion are immune to offensive spells. Any holding can be attached to the Shining Lands.

Bluet Spur

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Realm
6
AD&D
Uncommon
Coast

Cannot be attacked by flyers and can defend itself as a level 6 monster that can cast wizard spells. Any holding can be attached to Bluet Spur.

Hell Furnaces

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Realm
Greyhawk
Common

The level of any dragon defending the Hell Furnaces is doubled. Any holding can be attached to this realm.

Euripis

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Realm

Dark Sun

Common

Only champions able to cast spells can attack this realm. Any holding can be attached to Euripis.

New Guistenal

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Realm
Dark Sun

Common
Coast

Cannot be attacked by flyers, except Dregoth. If razed, this realm can be rebuilt by discarding only 1 card.

Due to the body of water on the card picture, New Guistenal is considered a coastal realm.

Ancient Kalidnay

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Realm
Dark Sun

Common

This realm is also considered a Ravenloft realm. This realm can be voluntarily razed by the player at the end of his turn, allowing the player to take another turn immediately.

This card allows a player to take another turn by razing this realm during phase 5 of his turn. When first played, Ancient Kalidnay is placed vertically in the formation. Once its special power to grant an extra turn has been used, it is placed horizontally in the formation, just like other razed realms. If rebuilt, it is still played horizontally, indicating its power has been used.

Ancient Kalidnay can provide only one additional turn per player per game. Temporal Stasis allows Ancient Kalidnay's special power to activate and then negates it. Rebuilding the realm won't allow the player to gain an extra turn.

Card Combo (from Scavenger's Spellfire Corner): If the Silver Spring holding is attached to Ancient Kalidnay, razing Ancient Kalidnay to gain another turn also razes another realm.

Ur Draxa

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Realm
Dark Sun

Common

This player's champions are immune to psionic attacks. Champions with attached artifacts or magical items cannot attack this realm, although they can be added during battle.

Ur Draxa protects a player's champions from all psionic attacks, whether champions' special powers or psionic power cards.

Shault

94/ART

Realm

6

Dark Sun

Common

Shault can be attacked only by monsters or flyers. The city can defend itself as any type of level 6 champion, chosen by the player when attacked.

Forest Ridge

95/ART

Realm

Dark Sun

Common

If the Forest Ridge is razed by an attacking champion, feral halflings eat the winning champion, causing the card (and any possessions) to be discarded.

Celik

96/ART
Realm
Dark Sun

Rare

Any champion attacking Celik must discard all attached magical items or artifacts, and cannot add more during battle.

A nasty combination is to play the ally Loup-Garou when defending Celik. Loup-Garou requires the opponent play a magical item, while Celik prevents magical items from being played. The attacker is thus defeated.

Lake Island

97/ART

Realm

5

Dark Sun

Common

Can be attacked only by flyers or earthwalkers. Lake Island defends itself as a level 5 monster.

Year of Plenty

98/ART

Event
Common

No events can be played, including Calm, until the end of this player's next turn.

Year of Plenty prevents events from being played, but does not affect any events with a duration that are currently in play.

Thought Eater

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Ally
-2
Common

Prevents all special powers and spell casting ability of the opponent's champion, allies, spells, and magical items.

The effect of the Thought Eater is similar to that of the Ring of Reversion, the opponent's special powers are negated during the round of battle. This includes powers activated upon defeat, such as those of Drizzt Do'Urden, Iuz the Evil, and Ochimo. It also includes the powers of avenging allies such as Assassins and Starving Artist.

The level bonuses of an opposing champion’s attached cards are not affected by Thought Eater, only the special powers and spell casting abilities.

The Spellfire Reference Guide Volume II incorrectly indicates that clerics opposing the Thought Eater can still cast spells. While icon abilities are not negated by the Thought Eater, all spellcasting is prevented.

The text detailing an example of the card’s power is in error, since the Thought Eater’s power prevents spellcasting. It should read that icon abilities are not lost, so a hero could still play unarmed combat cards and psionicists could still play psionic power cards.

Deja Vu

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Cleric spell

Uncommon

Take any three cards form an opponent's discard pile and place them on top of his draw pile. (Off/3)

Mace of Cuthbert

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Chase

Artifact

5

Greyhawk

The level bonus (if any) of each opponent's spell is reduced by 2. Undead cannot be used against the attached champion. The Mace is discarded when the attached champion enters battle against Iuz.

Death Rock

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Chase

Artifact

Ravenloft

When a champion of this player dies in battle, a champion with this artifact can keep the dead champion as an undead +2 ally without special powers. These allies return to the pool with a winning champion.

Psychometron Nerad

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Chase

Artifact

Dark Sun

The attached champion is immune to psionics. When the attached champion is discarded, the Psychometron psionically destroys one other champion.

The Spellfire Reference Guide Volume II incorrectly indicates that the artifact's power to destroy a champion can be used when the Psychometron is discarded. However, the attached champion must be discarded for the Psychometron's power to be used. For purposes of the Psychometron's power, being sent to the Abyss is considered being discarded.

This artifact’s special power to discard any champion in play only works if the champion who it is attached to is discarded.

Silencer of Bodach

4/ART

Chase
Artifact
5
Dark Sun

If the attached champion is defeated in battle, all of one other player's holdings are discarded. If one of this player's realms is attacked, the attached champion must be used first in defense.

Barab's Goblet of Dissolution

5/ART

Chase

Artifact

3

AD&D

This artifact can be attached to any champion. When the champion with this item is defeated, the winning champion is sent to the Abyss, permanently removed from play.

If a realm champion wins a round of battle against a champion with Barab's Goblet of Dissolution, the realm is not sent to the Abyss (Technically, the realm champion is sent to the Abyss, but the realm supplies a new champion the next time it is attacked).

Card Combo (from Spellfire Reference Guide Volume II): If Barab's Goblet of Dissolution is attached to Ochimo, he can attack, lose the round, use the Goblet's power to send a victorious opponent to the Abyss, and then return to the pool, since Ochimo must be defeated twice before being discarded.

Onad the Weasel

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Chase

Wizard

7

Greyhawk

Onad can imitate the effects of any event, by being discarded just after that event is played. The use of Onad in this manner is secondary to the use of the actual event.

At any time during a game Onad can be discarded from his pool to duplicate the effects of an opponent's event. The duplicated event takes place after the first event has concluded. For example, if Onad is used to copy a The Caravan (319/ 3rd), the duplicated event occurs after the first free turn is taken. Onad cannot be used to copy your own events. Copied events can be negated by Calm (400 /3rd) or Intercession (48/RR). If the original event is canceled, Limited Wish (43/FR), it cannot be duplicated by Onad; however, calmed events can still be copied.

Only one event can be copied by one player at one time. If both Onad and The Bell of Might (18/FR Chase) are in one pool, only one can be used lo duplicate an event.

Lord Blacktree

7/ART

Chase
Hero
8
Forgotten Realms

At the beginning of a battle, Lord Blacktree can imitate the powers of any single realm or holding in play. Only powers usable during a round of battle can be imitated.

>Player 1 attack using a non-swimmer champion;

>Player 2 defend using Lord Blacktree and copy Coral Kingdom;

> What happens?

Since the attacking champion is already there, he stays, but anybody else that wants to come into this fight (namely allies) must be able to get there.

The OGRE (http://oracle.wizards.com/scripts/wa.exe

?A2=ind0110B&L=spellfire-l&P=R2062)

Young Strahd

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Chase

Hero

8

AD&D

Can cast wizard spells. While in play all Ravenloft champions except Strahd Von Zarovich are turned face down and cannot act. Must defend if Strahd Von Zarovich attacks.

Young Strahd does not "kill" an opposing Ravenloft champion, they just can't face him. When Young Strahd is played as a defender from the hand, all Ravenloft champions are turned facedown. If the attacker was a Ravenloft champion, he is returned to his pool and the attacker gets to select another champion.

While Strahd is in play, Ravenloft champions cannot act, but their immunities still function. You may attach magical items and artifacts to Ravenloft champions, but they cannot be used.

Killian

9/ART

Chase

Hero

8

AD&D

Immune to offensive spells. This swashbuckler is the captain of a ship; he and his allies are considered swimmers and can attack any coastal realm.

Ghostly Piper

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Chase

Monster

8

Ravenloft

Undead. This spectral bagpiper can cast wizard spells. He and any attached cards are immune to the special powers of allies.

Forbiddance

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Chase

Cleric spell

No attack can be made against any of this player's realms until after this player's next turn. (Def/5)

Bigby's Clenched Fist

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Chase

Wizard spell

This spell summons a magical fist as a +4 ally. The fist can cause one enemy ally to be discarded. (Off/4)

Fire Charm

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Chase

Wizard spell

The special power of an opposing champion or ally is neutralized until the end of the current battle. (Off/4)

Thunder Staff

14/ART

Chase
Wizard spell

4
Chase

When this spell is played, all the opponent's allies are discarded. (Off/4)

Spectral Hand

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Chase
Wizard spell

4
Chase

This spell can be cast by a champion in the pool to aid a champion in battle. After casting it, the champion in the pool can cast other spells into the same round of battle. (Off/4)

Ariel's Feather Charm

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Chase
Magical Item

5
The attached champion becomes an agile flyer. The champion is not affected by cards that normally cause harm specifically to flyers. (Def)

Amulet of Spell Protection

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Chase
Magical Item

5
The attached champion is immune to offensive spells. If this item is in the pool when a spell is cast, the amulet can be discarded to prevent the effects of the spell. (Def)

Once attached to a champion, this item may be discarded to cancel any spell cast by any player. This item is especially handy if a player does not have access to spells such as Dispel Magic (346/358/3rd) or Spell Turning (398/3rd), allowing you to cancel one of the more deadly spells coming your way.

Amelior's Restraint

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Chase

Magical Item

Before battle, choose one opponent's champion; that champion's special abilities are negated until the end of your turn. (Off)

Amelior’s Restraint is a useful magical item for a Spellfire deck that is built around combat, and the use of this item's power commits a player to an attack. If a player cannot or does not attack, this item's power cannot be used.

In phase 3, just before the player attacks, the owner of Amelior's Restraint can choose one opposing champion and negate their special power. This does not affect a champion's level bonus, only the powers listed in the card's text box. This negation of an opposing champion's power lasts until the end of thai player's turn.

Note: The use of this item does not negate a champion's icon ability.

Smoke Powder Pistol

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Chase

Magical Item

5

When this card is used in battle, flip one card from the opponent's draw pile. The last digit of that card's number is an additional bonus for the attached champion. (Off)

The opponent's card is flipped as soon as the Smoke Powder Pistol enters battle, regardless of which champion is currently winning the battle. The card that is flipped is discarded.

Dragon Font

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Chase
Magical Item

Draw one less card than usual when beginning your turn. In addition, look at the bottom 5 cards in your draw pile. Place one in your hand and return the others to the bottom of the draw pile. (Def)

If Dragon Font is copied with Staff of Mimicry, the two magical items are used one after the other, which results in two less cards being drawn from the top of the deck and two cards taken from the bottom six cards.