Grigori, Adeline, Chandra Nalaar, Deidama, Arlinn Kord, Teferi, Kaya, Sorin Markov, Edgar Markov ![]() The cards that represent the Story Spotlights in Crimson Vow are: Blood and famine, violence and peace-In eternal life and through moment's struggle, the two shall rule this land until its people are no more. "The bride pledges her heart to the groom and he, his undying affection to her. Olivia Voldaren is the bride, and aims to form a pact with the Markovs to take control over Innistrad. This set features the biggest vampire wedding in Innistrad history, a bonding between the Markov and Voldaren bloodlines. As humanity turned to the hope of rituals and a Harvesttide festival to save them from the Eternal Night in Midnight Hunt, those that stalk from shadows aren't just the mindless zombies and frenetic werewolves, but also the eternally undead with calculating, grand designs of their own. Storyline Ĭrimson Vow continues the new Innistrad storyline begun in Innistrad: Midnight Hunt. Going forward, if a spell or ability is creating a token without specifying its name, the name will be the same as its subtypes plus the word "Token." For example, a "Goblin Scout creature token" is named "Goblin Scout Token." Similarly, the name of a Blood token created in the game is "Blood Token" and choosing the name "Blood" (as in Flesh // Blood) for an effect will not cause that effect to apply to Blood tokens. Rules change Ī change to how token naming works avoids that you can name Blood tokens with Pithing Needle. The spikey "fang" showcase cards with gothic architecture elements feature each of the 30 vampires in the main set, as well as Sorin the Mirthless. ![]() The black and white horror movie inspired "Eternal Night" showcase cards are all basic lands and legendary creatures that aren't a Vampire. ![]() Draft boosters include two guaranteed double-faced cards, one at common and one at a higher rarity, as in Midnight Hunt. Midnight Hunt and Crimson Vow both have the same number of single-faced and double-faced commons (90 SFC/10 DFC), uncommons (60/23), rares (53/11), and mythic rares (15/5). They were given out at Innistrad: Double Feature WPN Premium events. The latter differ from their "Eternal Night" counterparts in that they lack colored accents. #408-412 are promo basic lands labeled "The Moonlit Lands". The are no FNM-treatment cards available for this set. The Buy-a-Box card is #403 and the Bundle promo is #404. The regular framed basic land cards from the Bundle are numbered #398-402. Borderless planeswalkers are numbered #278-280, borderless dual lands are #281-285, "Fang frame" showcase cards are numbered #286-316, "Eternal Night" showcase legendaries are #317-328, reskinned Dracula cards are #329-345 and extended artwork cards are numbered #346-397. Alternate card frames have another card number than the original version. Each type has two different pieces of black-and-white art with colored accents. The regular cards include 10 "Eternal Night" basic lands. ![]() Innistrad: Crimson Vow contains 277 regular cards (100 commons, 83 uncommons, 64 rares, 20 mythic rares, 10 basic lands) and includes randomly inserted premium versions of all cards. This will be further explored as the sets are reprinted in the Innistrad: Double Feature set that will be released in early 2022. The two sets are synergistic and overlap in spots. The sets are designed to draft by themselves, but they also will draft well together. Although they come out only two months apart in the latter part of 2021, R&D is not changing how many sets are being added to Standard during the rotation window, but just shifted the timing around slightly. īoth Innistrad sets are full size sets and they are both are Standard- legal. This was finally confirmed on March 18, 2021. Based on the registration of public domains on September 18, 2020, the final name was speculated to be Innistrad: Crimson Vow. The set was announced with the provisional name Innistrad: Vampires on September 1, 2020. The codename for Innistrad: Crimson Vow ("Clubs") deviates from the regular alphabetic sports naming convention, because the set was conceived after the following codenames were already established. Crimson Vow Key art, featuring Sorin Markov
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