Streets of New Capenna/Trivia

==Maro's Streets of New Capenna Teaser==
Mark Rosewater gave his traditional teaser with the following hints.
===First up, here are some things you can expect:===
*five mana costs, using existing mana symbols, that we’ve never used before Alternate Hybrid symbols (e.g. <c>Evelyn, the Covetous</c>: )
*a spell that costs <c>Shadow of Mortality</c>
*a mechanic we’ve tried to get in numerous sets finally finds a home Alliance ("Creaturefall") 
*a creature type theme for a draft archetype that’s never been used before Citizens in W/G
*a red creature that can make token copies of creatures you control <c>Jaxis, the Troublemaker</c>
*a card that adds <c>Meeting of the Five</c>
*a mechanic which first premiered in a Standard-legal set in the 00’s sees a return to Standard Hideaway
*a card that makes Cat and Dog tokens <c>Jinnie Fay, Jetmir's Second</c>
*a draft theme caring about a threshold in the graveyard we haven’t cared about before Five or more Mana values (i.e., <c>Snooping Newsie</c>, <c>Graveyard Shift</c>)
*multiple white cards capable of drawing a card each turn <c>Halo Fountain</c>, <c>Rumor Gatherer</c>, <c>Sanctuary Warden</c>, 
===Here are snippets of rules text, you’ll see:===
*“Then if you control ten or more creatures, you may play the exiled card without paying its mana cost.” 
*“Copy target spell you control that wasn’t cast.” <c>Errant, Street Artist</c>
*“As an additional cost to cast this spell, sacrifice a creature, discard a card, or pay 4 life.” <c>Dusk Mangler</c>
*“If exactly three colors of mana were spent to activate this ability,” 
*“Create a 1/1 blue Fish creature token” <c>Sleep with the Fishes</c>
*“When you cast this spell, copy it.” <c>Brass Knuckles</c>
*“, , Sacrifice CARDNAME:” <c>Courier's Briefcase</c>
*“where X is the number of permanents you’ve sacrificed this turn.” <c>Pyre-Sledge Arsonist</c>
*“Count the colors of the sacrificed creature,” <c>Evolving Door</c>
*“You may cast any number of the copies without paying their mana costs.” <c>Arcane Bombardment</c>
===And finally, here are some creature type lines you’ll see:===
*Creature – Devil Warrior <c>Devilish Valet</c>
*Creature – Raccoon Rogue <c>Masked Bandits</c>
*Creature – Bird Assassin <c>Aven Heartstabber</c>
*Creature – Plant Dinosaur <c>Topiary Stomper</c>
*Artifact Creature – Treasure Dog 
*Artifact Creature – Angel Warrior 
*Legendary Creature – Sphinx Demon <c>Raffine, Scheming Seer</c>
*Legendary Creature – Cat Citizen 
*Legendary Creature – Cephalid Advisor 
*Legendary Creature – Vampire Demon Noble <c>Lord Xander, the Collector</c>
==Gavin's New Capenna Teaser==
Gavin Verhey gave a teaser with the following hints about the new cards in the Commander decks:
# There's a permanent with an activated ability you can only use if a creature fought this turn <c>Boxing Ring</c>
# There's a card that has the clue subtype <c>Agent's Toolkit</c>
# There's the first ever legendary creature of a creature type people have been asking us to make for years (Phoenix)
# There's a card that mechanically fits in with a weird cycle of cards from Invasion block (with the incomplete cycle of )
# There's a new twist on a cycle that originally appeared in a previous Commander product Confluences (<c>Brokers Confluence</c>, <c>Cabaretti Confluence</c>, <c>Maestros Confluence</c>, <c>Obscura Confluence</c>, <c>Riveteers Confluence</c>)
# There's a noncreature card which has three instances of "three" - the word - and three instances of 3 - the number - printed on it 
# There's a card which begins, "At the beginning of your upkeep, each opponent chooses money, friends, or secrets..." <c>Master of Ceremonies</c>
# There's a legendary creature which cares about three different creature types that have never been batched together... until now! <c>Mari, the Killing Quill</c> (Assassin, Mercenary, and Rogue)
# There's a sorcery with only 8 words of rules text <c>Damning Verdict</c>
# There are TONS of returning one-of mechanics, including one I never thought we'd see again (Cipher)
Card 	Mechanic
<c>Phabine, Boss's Confidant</c> 	Parley
<c>Tivit, Seller of Secrets</c> 	Council's dilemma
<c>Bennie Bracks, Zoologist</c>, <c>Lethal Scheme</c>	Convoke
<c>Rain of Riches</c> 	Cascade
<c>Dodgy Jalopy</c> 	Scavenge
<c>Threefold Signal</c> 	Replicate
<c>In Too Deep</c> 	Split second
<c>Body Count</c> 	Spectacle
<c>Dogged Detective</c> 	Surveil
<c>Cryptic Pursuit</c> 	Manifest
<c>Park Heights Maverick</c> 	Dethrone
<c>Skyboon Evangelist</c> 	Support
<c>Determined Iteration</c> 	Populate
<c>Indulge // Excess</c> 	Split card with Aftermath
<c>Angelic Sleuth</c> 	Investigate
<c>Contractual Safeguard</c> 	Addendum
<c>Waste Management</c> 	Kicker
<c>Spellbinding Soprano</c> 	Encore
<c>Sinister Concierge</c> 	Suspend
<c>Writ of Return</c> 	Cipher
<c>Life Insurance</c> 	Extort
<c>Skyway Robber</c> 	Escape
<c>Vivien's Stampede</c> 	Melee
<c>Make an Example</c> 	Divvy
==Other==
*Multiple cards reference the The Godfather franchise (e.g. <c>An Offer You Can't Refuse</c>) and other Mafia tropes.
*<c>Jewel Thief</c> is a cat burglar.
*The icons used to represent the five families were primarily designed by James Arnold.
==References==
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