Scavenge permits to exile a creature card from the graveyard with scavenge on it to add +1/+1 counters to target creature equal to the power of the exiled creature. Scavenge appears on Return to Ravnica and it is a mechanic on creature cards. When a card with flashback is on the graveyard, you may pay the flashback cost and cast the spell from the graveyard, and then exile it. It is written Flashback (cost) and it appears on instants and sorceries. If a card with dredge is in the graveyard, instead of drawing a card you could decide to put the top X cards of your library into your graveyard and return the card with dredge to your hand.įlashback first appeared in Odyssey and reappeared in Time Spiral and Innistrad. Let’s learn some of MAGIC ‘s past designs.ĭredge in Ravnica: City of Guilds it is written Dredge X. Using the graveyard is not a new thing for MAGIC we have seen it before on different sets and in different ways. Delve first appeared on Future Sight and now reappears in Khans of Tarkir. For each card exiled this way, the spell costs 1 colorless mana less to play. Delve helps you cast your spells faster by exiling cards from your graveyard. Only once our curiosity and hunger for knowledge is satisfied, we will worry about getting out of the graveyard.ĭelve is the mechanic that represents the use of the graveyard of the Sultai Brood, and in Khans of Tarkir it represents the Black-Blue-Green wedge. We will look through the graveyard to find and collect corpses of past MAGIC’s mechanics, and then compare them with Delve to see what new and exciting knowledge we find. Join me today as we dare to enter the graveyard and hope to get out of it alive, or with Delve running around, at least not get exiled. Yes, I am talking about the Graveyard, and yes I am also talking about Delve. Today’s adventure is to explore a mechanic that uses a peculiar zone of the game and turns it into a not-so-restricted zone anymore. Fellow MAGIC players… I say “HI” to you again.
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