PLANESHIFT AMONKHET FULL

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Let’s start with the four new races.įirst up there’s the bird-like Aven, who have a fly speed, and are graceful and dextrous, and either get a bump to Int or Wisdom, making them suited to spellcasting classes. Drawing on inspiration from ancient Egypt and all the cards that you are familiar with from Friday Night Magic, there are a host of new races, spells, and monsters to go along with the setting. New Rulesīut you get more than just a hideous death cursified plane when you play here. To die and rise as one of the Cursed is a fate all wish to avoid.īy subscribing you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Those who die while under it rise as wandering dead, mummies possessed with a mindless hunger for life. Within the walls of Naktamun, the people of Amonkhet are safe from the Wandering Curse–a deadly curse that afflicts everyone on the plane. On the Plane of Amonkhet, life is situated against a backdrop of trials, five demanding gods, and a curse of undeath that lurks, ready to claim those who fall without having proven themselves to the benevolent, mighty god-pharoah who oversees and protects all who dwell within the safe confines of Naktamun. The Plane of Amonkhet is ripe for adventure. The crossover potential second only to some kind of Fantasy Gaming Laff-A-Lympics.

PLANESHIFT AMONKHET FULL

It’s time to get some D&D Chocolate in your Magic the Gathering Peanut Butter and celebrate the release of another Plane Shift, aka wherein the worlds of the Wizards of the Coast come crashing together Jetsons-meet-the-Flintstones style, chock full of rules, spells, backgrounds, monsters, and all the other things you’ll need to start Walking the Planes with your adventuring party. The Plane of Amonkhet holds many wonders…and a dark secret.

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