Karma, the Enlightened One will be joining the Season One League of Legends roster, and looks like a champion support fans will be able to get behind right away. Ignore the terrible pun, and let’s delve into this fan-wielding team player’s abilities:

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Mirrodin Besieged’s Phyrexian Rebirth is a twisted take on the classical white board sweeper we’ve seen so many different versions of over the years, from Wrath of God to Akroma’s Vengeance.

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Magic: The Gathering’s Mirrodin Besieged Path of Blight Intro Pack is a deck designed to introduce players to infectious Phyrexian tactics.

Unlike Scars of Mirrodin’s Phyrexian Poison, this version of the infect strategy includes plenty of the spillover to white Phyrexian cards featured in Mirrodin Besieged and a plethora of combat tricks to make sure your creatures punch through the poison.

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Magic: The Gathering’s Mirrodin Besieged Mirromancy Intro Pack is essentially a basic burn deck revolving around the foil Galvanoth and rare Red Sun’s Zenith that come with the package. If your first thought was, “why include Red Sun’s Zenith with Galvanoth in the same deck?”, you’re not alone.

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Magic: The Gathering’s Mirrodin Besieged Battle Cries Intro Pack is essentially an exposition of the Mirran battle cry mechanic, filled with a red/white hodgepodge of miscellaneous odds and ends designed to swarm for lethal damage with a mighty roar.

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If you’re planning to battle cry and motivate your Mirran troops with metal, then you’ll be taking up the flag for the good guys this weekend at the Mirrodin Besieged prerelease. Now is a good time to brush up on what commons and uncommons you should be on the lookout for if you plan to stem the inexorable tide of inevitable doom.

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Doom is definitely Inevitable in Magic: The Gathering’s Mirrodin Besieged Doom Inevitable Intro Pack, a Phyrexian ensemble that eschews any sort of infectious road to victory. A blue/black approach to Phyrexian philosophy powered by a foil Psychosis Crawler and a Bonehoard in the rares slots, Doom Inevitable combines Phyrexian sacrifice with the new living weapon equipment mechanic.

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If you’re planning to poison and proliferate your way through your Mirrodin Besieged prerelease events with the forces of Phyrexia this weekend, it’s good thing to take a quick inventory of what tools you’ll want to have at your disposal and which commons and uncommons stand out to back up your ichorous ideology.

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Now that the full spoiler for Magic: The Gathering’s Mirrodin Besieged is readily available, let’s take a look at what mythic rarity wonders are available in the second set in the Scars of Mirrodin block. Prerelease tournaments begin this weekend on January 29th, so don’t miss your first chance to crack open some fresh cardboard in a competitive-casual environment.

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Massacre Wurm is sort of a new take on the titans from M11, as you’ll presumably getting a useful come into play effect even if your unearthed abomination eats a Go for the Throat upon entry.

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