Return to Ravnica

Return to Ravnica is the first set in the Return to Ravnica block. It is the 59th Magic expansion and was released on October 5, 2012.
==Set details==
Return to Ravnica contains 274 cards (25 basic lands, 101 commons, 80 uncommons, 53 rares, 15 mythic rares), including randomly inserted premium versions of all cards in the set. As was the case with the original Ravnica block, Return to Ravnica focuses on the guild system and multicolor cards. Five guilds the Azorius Senate, Golgari Swarm, Izzet League, Cult of Rakdos, and Selesnya Conclave are featured in Return to Ravnica; the other five guilds appear in the following expansion, Gatecrash. Because R&D had to fit in five guilds, rather than four, the set contained more uncommon cards than usual. It is is unknown what the expansion symbol of this is set is meant to represent, though some people think it is a stylized Orzhov Mitre, a nib of a fountain pen or a gate. 
As Gatecrash would not feature any basic lands, despite being a large expansion, Return to Ravnica featured 25 basic lands, 5 more than the usual 20. For the first time basic lands were printed in an expert expansion with reused artwork: one of each basic land type featured artwork previously used in the Ravnica block. Return to Ravnica also marked the return of the shock lands.
Richard Whitters was the Return to Ravnica Lead Concept Artist. He, alongside Aleksi Briclot, Pete Mohrbacher, Wayne Reynolds, Sam Burley, and Jeremy Jarvis, created the Return to Ravnica motif sheets and style guide.
===Flavor and storyline===
As the name of the expansion implies, Return to Ravnica is set in Ravnica, a plane comprising a singular megalopolis or ecumenopolis, in which a vast and diverse variety of inhabitants co-exist. Once, the law of city and plane of Ravnica was dictated by the Guildpact and was controlled in relative harmony by the ten guilds, each of which representing a color pairing of the five colors of Magic. In Dissension, however, the Guildpact had been broken. Faced with a magical code that is built into the very foundations of the city-world itself, Jace Beleren marches into the numinous depths of Ravnica's underbelly in search of the promise of powerful magic. Once buried in the past, the code resurfaces as Ravnica's power-hungry mage guilds, unbound by the Guildpact that had once maintained order, struggle for control of the plane.
====Storyline sources====
Title 	Author 	Publishing date	Setting (plane)	Featuring
Return to Ravnica: The Secretist, Part One	Doug Beyer	November 2012 	Ravnica 	Jace Beleren, Kavin, Niv-Mizzet, Emmara Tandris
====Magic Story====
Title 	Author 	Release Date	Setting (plane)	Featuring
 	Jenna Helland	2012-08-29 	Ravnica 	Branko, Gebris, Zivan, Vraska, Relov, Javy
 	Jenna Helland	2012-09-05 	Ravnica 	Relov, Javy, Zivan, Branko, Vraska
Epic Experiment 	Jenna Helland	2012-09-12 	Ravnica 	Trenz, Mr. Taz, Krenko
 	Jenna Helland	2012-09-26 	Ravnica 	Ruzi and Kuma, Mazena
 	Jenna Helland	2012-10-03 	Ravnica 	Cecilee, Zi, Ruzi and Kuma, Massacre Girl
 	Jenna Helland	2012-10-10 	Ravnica 	Ruzi and Kuma, Zi, Massacre Girl, Nikya
 	Trick Jarrett	2012-10-17 	Ravnica 	Darux, Maritta, Stroko, Vildika
 	Adam Lee 	2012-10-24 	Ravnica 	Suniel, Trostani (Oba, Ses and Cim), Molander, Troslon, Alcarus, Sadruna, Mat'Selesnya
 	Jenna Helland	2012-10-31 	Ravnica 	Ritjit, Ruzi and Kuma, Senka, Bori Andon, Krenko, Mr. Taz, The Cozen, Damir, Vraska, Massacre Girl
The Seven Bells, Part 1	Jenna Helland	2012-11-07 	Ravnica 	Bori Andon, Micas Vay, Zaba
The Seven Bells, Part 2	Jenna Helland	2012-11-14 	Ravnica 	Bori Andon
Rogue's Passage 	Tom LaPille 	2012-11-21 	Ravnica 	Tanek, Migen, Erika, Ivo, Busa, Ambroz Benakov, Radomir
===Marketing===
Return to Ravnica was sold in 16-card boosters, 6-card boosters, five intro packs, two event decks and a fat pack. As a first for an expert-level set, it also featured a Booster Battle Pack. The 16-card boosters featured artwork from <c>Korozda Guildmage</c>, <c>New Prahv Guildmage</c>, <c>Niv-Mizzet, Dracogenius</c>, <c>Rix Maadi Guildmage</c> and <c>Vitu-Ghazi Guildmage</c>. The small booster featured artwork from <c>Vraska the Unseen</c>.
An early preview picture of the set showed Niv-Mizzet, the leader of the Izzet League, adjacent to planeswalker Jace Beleren. Wizards of the Coast created a "Choose Your Guild" interactive quiz and Planeswalker Points Web page for the expansion, allowing Magic players to choose their guild. At the expansion's prerelease events on September 29–30, 2012, players chose their guild; a choice that affected gameplay, as, in addition to receiving five Return to Ravnica boosters, players received a guild-specific sticker, an acceptance letter from their guild leader, a spindown life counter, a promotional prerelease card, an achievement/challenge card, and an additional guild-specific booster.Devon Rule. (July 16, 2012.) "SDCC Panel: Return to Ravnica and More!", gatheringmagic.com.Wizards of the Coast. (2012.) "Worldwide Prerelease Tournaments" Wizards of the Coast The launch party was October 5–7, 2012 Return to Ravnica FAQ The Wizards Community and Game Day was October 27–28, 2012.
In September 2012, Mark Rosewater confirmed that Magic novels would return as e-books, with Doug Beyer writing them.Mark Rosewater confirms return of Magic: The Gathering novels Examiner.com On November 28, 2012, Doug Beyer introduced the novel written for Return to Ravnica as The Secretist, with the first part being available from then onwards as an e-book. The novel is centered around Jace Beleren. 
In addition to interactive online activities and promotional cards, after widespread interest expressed on the part of the people on Twitter, Wizards of the Coast paired up with licensing partner Araca to produce guild t-shirts and baseball caps.
====Promotional cards====
For the first time, there were five promotional prerelease cards, with the card received dependent on the guild chosen. Another novel feature of the Return to Ravnica prerelease was the fact that the card could be played in decks at the prerelease itself, unlike previous promotional prerelease cards, were: 
*Azorius: <c>Archon of the Triumvirate</c>
*Izzet: <c>Hypersonic Dragon</c>
*Rakdos: <c>Carnival Hellsteed</c>
*Golgari: <c>Corpsejack Menace</c>
*Selesnya: <c>Grove of the Guardian</c>
These cards were also available in the intro packs as foils, albeit without the alternate art and prerelease date.
Other alternate-art promotional cards were:
*Game Day: full-art <c>Dryad Militant</c>
*Game Day (Top 8): full-art <c>Cryptborn Horror</c>
*Release-day Friday Night Magic: <c>Deadbridge Goliath</c>
*Return to Ravnica League: Knight creature token with vigilance
*Buy-a-Box: <c>Supreme Verdict</c> 
====Tokens====
 The sixteenth card in the boosters is a token creature card. Although there are advertising cards on them, one of which features Gideon Jura on its front face, there are no "Tips & Tricks" cards associated with Return to Ravnica.
The Return to Ravnica tokens, in the order in which they are listed, are:
# 1/1 Bird with flying produced by <c>Eyes in the Skies</c> and <c>Seller of Songbirds</c>
# 2/2 Knight with vigilance produced by <c>Knightly Valor</c>, <c>Security Blockade</c>, and <c>Selesnya Charm</c>
# 1/1 Soldier produced by <c>Precinct Captain</c>
# 1/1 Assassin with "Whenever this creature deals combat damage to a player, that player loses the game." produced by <c>Vraska the Unseen</c>
# 6/6 Dragon with flying produced by <c>Utvara Hellkite</c>
# 1/1 Goblin produced by <c>Goblin Rally</c> and <c>Survey the Wreckage</c>
# 3/3 Centaur produced by <c>Call of the Conclave</c>, <c>Centaur's Herald</c>, <c>Coursers' Accord</c> and <c>Vitu-Ghazi Guildmage</c>
# X/X Ooze produced by <c>Slime Molding</c>
# 4/4 Rhino with trample produced by <c>Horncaller's Chant</c>
# 1/1 Saproling produced by <c>Korozda Guildmage</c>
# 5/5 Wurm with trample produced by <c>Armada Wurm</c> and <c>Worldspine Wurm</c>
# 8/8 Elemental with vigilance produced by <c>Grove of the Guardian</c>
==Themes and mechanics==
Return to Ravnica revisits five of the ten Ravnica block bicolored guilds, each of which with its own keyword or ability word that is similar but not identical to the original one. As a returning mechanic, the set also featured hybrid mana. Development focused efforts on building a 'slow' and 'fast' strategy into each guild.
Guild 	Colors 	Crest 	Legendary guild members 	Keyword or ability word 	
Azorius Senate 	 	 	Isperia,Lavinia 	Detain 	
Azorius Senate 	"Control" theme (tapping effects, "bounce" effects, counterspells, "taxation" effects)Combat abilities, particularly "Flying" and "Vigilance", and effects subtheme	"Control" theme (tapping effects, "bounce" effects, counterspells, "taxation" effects)Combat abilities, particularly "Flying" and "Vigilance", and effects subtheme	"Control" theme (tapping effects, "bounce" effects, counterspells, "taxation" effects)Combat abilities, particularly "Flying" and "Vigilance", and effects subtheme	"Control" theme (tapping effects, "bounce" effects, counterspells, "taxation" effects)Combat abilities, particularly "Flying" and "Vigilance", and effects subtheme	"Control" theme (tapping effects, "bounce" effects, counterspells, "taxation" effects)Combat abilities, particularly "Flying" and "Vigilance", and effects subtheme
Cult of Rakdos 	 	 	Rakdos,Exava 	Unleash 	
Cult of Rakdos 	"+1/+1 counters matters" subtheme 	"+1/+1 counters matters" subtheme 	"+1/+1 counters matters" subtheme 	"+1/+1 counters matters" subtheme 	"+1/+1 counters matters" subtheme
Selesnya Conclave	 	 	Trostani,Emmara Tandris 	Populate 	
Selesnya Conclave	Weenie token and, more broadly, creature token subthemes 	Weenie token and, more broadly, creature token subthemes 	Weenie token and, more broadly, creature token subthemes 	Weenie token and, more broadly, creature token subthemes 	Weenie token and, more broadly, creature token subthemes
Izzet League 	 	 	Niv-Mizzet,Melek 	Overload 	
Izzet League 	Spells subtheme 	Spells subtheme 	Spells subtheme 	Spells subtheme 	Spells subtheme
Golgari Swarm 	 	 	Jarad,Varolz 	Scavenge 	
Golgari Swarm 	"Graveyard matters" subtheme 	"Graveyard matters" subtheme 	"Graveyard matters" subtheme 	"Graveyard matters" subtheme 	"Graveyard matters" subtheme
To note: the Guilds are presented in the official order, but they were originally displayed alphabetically by Wizard: Azorius Senate, Golgari Swarm, Izzet League, Cult of Rakdos, Selesnya Conclave.
Other themes and mechanics include:
*Defender
*Enchantments
**Land auras
*Gates
===Creature types===
No novel creature types were introduced in this expansion.
==Cycles==
Cycle name	 	 	 	 	
Land Auras	 	 	 	 	
Land Auras	Each of these Auras enchants a land and grants that land an activated ability with a in its cost, a triggered ability which triggers when that land is tapped, or lets it untap during each other player's untap step.	Each of these Auras enchants a land and grants that land an activated ability with a in its cost, a triggered ability which triggers when that land is tapped, or lets it untap during each other player's untap step.	Each of these Auras enchants a land and grants that land an activated ability with a in its cost, a triggered ability which triggers when that land is tapped, or lets it untap during each other player's untap step.	Each of these Auras enchants a land and grants that land an activated ability with a in its cost, a triggered ability which triggers when that land is tapped, or lets it untap during each other player's untap step.	Each of these Auras enchants a land and grants that land an activated ability with a in its cost, a triggered ability which triggers when that land is tapped, or lets it untap during each other player's untap step.
===Guild cycles===
Guild cycles in Return to Ravnica each comprise five members, one for each guild featured in the expansion. Along with many of the Gatecrash guild cycles, many of the Return to Ravnica guild cycles form Return to Ravnica block mega cycles.
Cycle name 	Azorius 	Rakdos 	Selesnya 	Izzet 	Golgari
Uncounterable spells	 	 	 	 	
Uncounterable spells	Each of these rare multicolored spells with the ability to not be (conventionally) countered.These uncounterable spells can be "countered" by removal from the stack by cards such as <c>Mindbreak Trap</c> and <c>Time Stop</c>, for example, or, in the case of spells with targets, by causing the spell to "fizzle" due to a lack of legal targets.	Each of these rare multicolored spells with the ability to not be (conventionally) countered.These uncounterable spells can be "countered" by removal from the stack by cards such as <c>Mindbreak Trap</c> and <c>Time Stop</c>, for example, or, in the case of spells with targets, by causing the spell to "fizzle" due to a lack of legal targets.	Each of these rare multicolored spells with the ability to not be (conventionally) countered.These uncounterable spells can be "countered" by removal from the stack by cards such as <c>Mindbreak Trap</c> and <c>Time Stop</c>, for example, or, in the case of spells with targets, by causing the spell to "fizzle" due to a lack of legal targets.	Each of these rare multicolored spells with the ability to not be (conventionally) countered.These uncounterable spells can be "countered" by removal from the stack by cards such as <c>Mindbreak Trap</c> and <c>Time Stop</c>, for example, or, in the case of spells with targets, by causing the spell to "fizzle" due to a lack of legal targets.	Each of these rare multicolored spells with the ability to not be (conventionally) countered.These uncounterable spells can be "countered" by removal from the stack by cards such as <c>Mindbreak Trap</c> and <c>Time Stop</c>, for example, or, in the case of spells with targets, by causing the spell to "fizzle" due to a lack of legal targets.
===Pairs===
Return to Ravnica has one mirrored pair and one matched pair.
====Mirrored pairs====
Mirrored Pairs	Mirrored Pairs	Description
 	 	Monocolored spells that cost M and have Overload M. Whereas Downsize shrinks opponents' creatures, Dynacharge pumps your creatures. Both are spells costing one mana with Overload at three mana each.
====Matched pairs====
Matched Pairs	Matched Pairs	Description
 	 	Multicolored non-permanent spells costing and have Overload . Whereas Chemister's Trick shrinks opponents' creatures until end of turn and forces them to attack, Teleportal pumps your creatures and makes them unblockable until end of turn.
Although <c>Rakdos's Return</c> and <c>Sphinx's Revelation</c> are an apparent mirrored pair, with their similar, but opposite, effects and similar, but non-identical, casting costs, Mark Rosewater has stated they are not in fact a mirrored pair, neither intentionally nor unintentionally, on multiple occasions. Furthermore, the sphinx referred to in <c>Sphinx's Revelation</c> is not, or at least not necessarily, Isperia, the guildmaster of the Azorius Senate in the Return to Ravnica block. Rosewater has, however, said that Magic players, being who they are, will invariably think that the two cards are a mirrored pair, and that they are what people see them to be; either a mirrored pair or not.
==Reprinted cards==
The following cards have been reprinted from previous sets and included in Return to Ravnica:
*<c>Arrest</c>, first printed in Mercadian Masques was last seen in Scars of Mirrodin.
*<c>Cancel</c>, first printed in Time Spiral was last seen in Magic 2012.
*<c>Cremate</c>, first printed in Invasion (as an uncommon) was last seen in Guildpact (as a common).
*<c>Dispel</c> was last seen in Worldwake.
*<c>Giant Growth</c>, first printed in Limited Edition was last seen in Magic 2011 and for the first time in an expert-level expansion.
*<c>Heroes' Reunion</c> was last seen in Invasion.
*<c>Inspiration</c>, first printed in Visions was last seen in 8th Edition.
*<c>Mind Rot</c>, first seen in Portal, was last seen in Magic 2013 and for the first time in an expert-level expansion.
*<c>Paralyzing Grasp</c> was last seen in Zendikar.
*<c>Pithing Needle</c>, from Saviors of Kamigawa was last seen in Magic 2010.
*<c>Seek the Horizon</c> was last seen in Saviors of Kamigawa.
*Shock lands were last seen in Ravnica: City of Guilds, Guildpact, Dissension.
*<c>Syncopate</c> was last seen in Odyssey, it changed rarity from a common to an uncommon.
*<c>Tower Drake</c> was last seen in Invasion.
*<c>Traitorous Instinct</c> wast last seen in Rise of the Eldrazi.
===Functional reprints===
*<c>Keening Apparition</c> is a functional reprint of <c>Kami of Ancient Law</c> from Champions of Kamigawa and <c>Ronom Unicorn</c> from Coldsnap, save for creature type.
*<c>Runewing</c> is a functional reprint of <c>Kingfisher</c> from Urza's Destiny.
*<c>Sunspire Griffin </c> is a functional reprint of <c>Chapel Geist</c>, save for creature type.
*<c>Towering Indrik</c> is a functional reprint of <c>Giant Spider</c> from Limited Edition and <c>Giant Mantis</c> from Mirage, save for creature type.
*<c>Transguild Promenade</c> is a functional reprint of <c>Rupture Spire</c> from Conflux.
===Strictly better===
*<c>Aerial Predation</c> is strictly better than <c>Wing Snare</c>.
*<c>Deadbridge Goliath</c> is strictly better than <c>Hollowhenge Beast</c> and <c>Silverback Ape</c>.
*<c>Deviant Glee</c> is strictly better than <c>Unholy Strength</c>.
*<c>Dynacharge</c> is strictly better than <c>Path of Anger's Flame</c> and <c>Trumpet Blast</c>.
*<c>Electrickery</c> is strictly better than <c>Desert Sandstorm</c>, <c>Evaporate</c>, <c>Hurly-Burly</c> and <c>Seismic Shudder</c>.
*<c>Ethereal Armor</c> is strictly better than <c>Lance</c>.
*<c>Golgari Decoy</c> is strictly better than <c>Prized Unicorn</c>.
*<c>Gore-House Chainwalker</c> is strictly better than <c>Goblin Raider</c>, <c>Hulking Goblin</c> and <c>Yellow Scarves Troops</c>.
*<c>Grim Roustabout</c> is strictly better than <c>Craven Knight</c>, <c>Spineless Thug</c> and <c>Young Wei Recruits</c>.
*<c>Judge's Familiar</c> is strictly better than <c>Aven Skirmisher</c>, <c>Cloud Pirates</c>, <c>Cloud Sprite</c>, <c>Cursecatcher</c>, <c>Fledgling Osprey</c>, <c>Flying Men</c>, <c>Kitesail Scout</c>, <c>Lantern Kami</c>, <c>Manta Riders</c>, <c>Royal Falcon</c>, <c>Sea Eagle</c>, <c>Suntail Hawk</c>, <c>Thought Nibbler</c>, and <c>Zephyr Sprite</c>.
*<c>Mizzium Skin</c> is strictly better than <c>Tortoise Formation</c>.
*<c>Splatter Thug</c> is strictly better than <c>Hulking Ogre</c>.
===Strictly worse===
*<c>Awe for the Guilds</c> is strictly worse than <c>Order // Chaos</c>.
*<c>Bellows Lizard</c> is strictly worse than <c>Goblin Taskmaster</c>.
*<c>Daggerdrome Imp</c> is strictly worse than <c>Vault Skirge</c> (but strictly better than <c>Bog Imp</c>, <c>Dakmor Bat</c> and <c>Misshapen Fiend</c>).
*<c>Rites of Reaping</c> is strictly worse than <c>Cankerous Thirst</c>.
*<c>Trained Caracal</c> is strictly worse than <c>Serra Ascendant</c>.
==Notable cards==
*The Guildgate cycle that began in the set would later be parts of <c>Maze's End</c> control decks in Pioneer and <c>Field of the Dead</c> decks in Standard, and would become popular choices for mana fixing in the casual Commander format.
*<c>Cyclonic Rift</c> was played as a high-upside bounce spell in Standard and Pioneer but is also known as one of the strongest spells in Commander, resulting in its high price
*<c>Rogue's Passage</c> and <c>Chromatic Lantern</c> are casual format favorites for easy evasion and full mana fixing respectively.
*<c>Rakdos Charm</c> is a staple of black-red aggro decks that can use its final mode to unexpectedly burn out an opponent, while its other two modes can serve useful roles in many matchups. Printed shortly after the <c>Splinter Twin</c> combo, it gave an out against that and Storm combo.
*<c>Goblin Electromancer</c> is a key part of many spell-based combo decks, most notably Storm decks in Modern.
*<c>Dreadbore</c> and <c>Abrupt Decay</c> were among some of the strongest removal spells available in Modern and Pioneer, and the latter through to Vintage, while <c>Supreme Verdict</c> is one of the strongest and most played board wipes ever printed.
* is unique in that it refers to a spell's power, which works as it only counters creature spells. 
*<c>Ethereal Armor</c> has proven to be a strong part of any deck focusing on aggressive use of auras such as Naya Aggro decks in Standard and Bogles decks in Modern and Pauper.
*<c>Grisly Salvage</c> is a powerful card selection and graveyard-filling spell for any creature combo deck, helping power one of the most dominant Pioneer decks, Abzan Greasefang.
*<c>Rest in Peace</c> completely turns off graveyards and has seen sideboard play in almost every format.
*<c>Azor's Elocutors</c> is an alternate-win card.
*<c>Axebane Guardian</c> is a key piece in Pauper Walls Combo decks which combine it with <c>Freed from the Real</c> and similar effects to generate infinite mana
*<c>Pack Rat</c> is an infamously strong Limited card that is almost impossible to deal with without a board wipe and was even a staple in Standard Mono-Black Devotion.
*<c>Underworld Connections</c> was a staple in black decks its entire run through Standard as a card draw engine and black mana Devotion.
*<c>Sphinx's Revelation</c> was a notorious card for Standard control decks that could use it to both stabilize and generate card advantage and has been referenced by numerous other Azorious cards like <c>Azor, the Lawbringer</c>, <c>Elenda and Azor</c>, <c>Alquist Proft, Master Sleuth</c>, and <c>Sphinx's Insight</c>.
*<c>Worldspine Wurm</c> is among the largest and most expensive creatures ever, costing 9 mana and having 15 power and toughness. It has been cheated into play by decks using <c>Indomitable Creativity</c> alongside a haste-giver in Pioneer and Modern and even abused for its high mana value in the "Grishoalbrand" combo deck.
*<c>Gorehouse Chainwalker</c> is curiously difficult to translate succinctly to European languages, with the French and Portuguese translations being the longest in the game.
*<c>Wild Beastmaster</c>, in the face of <c>Downsize</c> and the like, often wiped its own controller's board. This was an example that led to the rules change in 2017 to set negative value references to 0.
*<c>Nivmagus Elemental</c> is the first card to exile a spell on the stack as a cost.
===Banned and restricted cards===
*<c>Deathrite Shaman</c> is a very strong mana dork with two other powerful abilities, giving it a tongue-in-cheek reputation as "the only one-mana planeswalker". With a hybrid mana cost, in-built graveyard hate, and the ability to stabilize with life gain or deal the final points of damage, it proved powerful in any format with fetchlands. It was banned rather early in Modern in February 2014 at Jund's peak, and Legacy banned it in July 2018 as black decks often bent the color pie with the mana fixing and ramp.
==Preconstructed decks==
===Intro packs===
Return to Ravnica has five bicolored guild-centric intro packs.
===Event decks===
Return to Ravnica has two bicolored event decks.
==Gallery==
File:RTR logo with blue background.png|Return to Ravnica logo with blue background
File:RTR Prerelease Azorius.jpg|Azorius Senate guild acceptance letter
File:RTR Prerelease Golgari.jpg|Golgari Swarm guild acceptance letter
File:RTR Prerelease Izzet.jpg|Izzet League guild acceptance letter
File:RTR Prerelease Rakdos.jpg|Cult of Rakdos guild acceptance letter
File:RTR Prerelease Selesnya.jpg|Selesnya Conclave guild acceptance letter
File:RTR Booster 1.jpg|A Return to Ravnica booster pack depicting <c>Vitu-Ghazi Guildmage</c>
File:RTR Booster 2.jpg|A Return to Ravnica booster pack depicting <c>Rix Maadi Guildmage</c>
File:RTR Booster 3.jpg|A Return to Ravnica booster pack depicting <c>Niv-Mizzet, Dracogenius</c>
File:RTR Booster 4.jpg|A Return to Ravnica booster pack depicting <c>Korozda Guildmage</c>
File:RTR Booster 5.jpg|A Return to Ravnica booster pack depicting <c>New Prahv Guildmage</c>
File:RTR Promo Dryad Militant.jpg|RTR Game Day promotional card <c>Dryad Militant</c>
File:RTR Promo Cryptborn Horror.jpg|RTR Game Day (Top 8) promotional card <c>Cryptborn Horror</c>
File:RTR Promo Deadbridge Goliath.jpg|RTR release-day Friday Night Magic promotional card <c>Deadbridge Goliath</c>
File:RTR Promo Knight Token.jpg|RTR League promotional Knight creature token card 
File:RTR Promo Supreme Verdict.jpg|RTR Buy-a-Box promotional card <c>Supreme Verdict</c> 
File:RTR Archon of the Triumvirate.jpg|RTR Azorius prerelease promotional card <c>Archon of the Triumvirate</c>
File:RTR Corpsejack Menace.jpg|RTR Golgari prerelease promotional card <c>Corpsejack Menace</c>
File:RTR Hypersonic Dragon.jpg|RTR Izzet prerelease promotional card <c>Hypersonic Dragon</c>
File:RTR Carnival Hellsteed.jpg|RTR Rakdos prerelease promotional card <c>Carnival Hellsteed</c>
File:RTR Grove of the Guardian.jpg|RTR Selesnya prerelease promotional card <c>Grove of the Guardian</c>
==Notes==
==References==
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