Changes: Jace, the Mind Sculptor/Trivia

Revision as of 15:15, 18 March 2017

This card is named after and based on the character of Jace Beleren, from Magic: The Gathering, the sister-series of Wizards of the Coast. He is a human planeswalker who is incredibly intelligent and adept with blue (Water) magic, capable of such talents as clairvoyance and illusion. He is also a member of the "The Gatewatch", a group of planeswalkers dedicated to protecting the multiverse.
- This creatures race follows this, as he is a "Hero" (due to the Gatewatch group) as well as being a "Planeswalker".
- The flavor text of this card is copied from Lay Bare.
History of the original card:
- Jace, the Mind Sculptor originally appeared in the expansion "Worldwake" in the Eldrazi block of Magic: the gathering as a Mythic Rare (Which had the same packaging rate as Super Rares in Duel Masters after Dragon Saga). Due to its absurdly low cost and its amazing jamming, draw and removal abilities as well as its ability to win the game all by itself using it's -12 ability, it is considered extremely powerful and players described it as one of the most broken cards in the game since the notorious Skullclamp. As a result, it is known as "Shin Jace" (神ジェイス) by players due to its god-like abilities and copies of this card sold for over 10000 yen in the secondary market and foil versions are 3 to 4 times more expensive. Due to its sheer power and versatility, after more than 1 year the card was banned completely in the modern format.
- In Duel Masters, the +0 ability is reenacted as a Come Into Play ability and the -1 ability is reenacted as a Attack Trigger. It also costs 4 and had 3000 power, the same ratio as the card from Magic: The Gathering which had a cost of 4 and had 3 loyalty counters.

Jace, the Mind Sculptor

Gallery ● Rulings ● Tips ● Trivia

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-*This card is named after and based on the character of [http://mtgsalvation.gamepedia.com/Jace Beleren Jace Beleren], from Magic the Gathering, the sister-series of Wizards of the Coast. He is a human planeswalker who is incredibly intelligent and adept with blue (Water) magic, capable of such talents as clairvoyance and illusion. He is also a member of the "Oath of the Gatewatch", a group of planeswalkers dedicated to protecting the multiverse.
+*This card is named after and based on the character of [http://mtgsalvation.gamepedia.com/Jace_Beleren Jace Beleren], from [[Magic: The Gathering]], the sister-series of [[Wizards of the Coast]]. He is a human planeswalker who is incredibly intelligent and adept with blue (Water) magic, capable of such talents as clairvoyance and illusion. He is also a member of the "The Gatewatch", a group of planeswalkers dedicated to protecting the multiverse.
 **This creatures race follows this, as he is a "Hero" (due to the Gatewatch group) as well as being a "Planeswalker".
+**The flavor text of this card is copied from {{gatherer|Lay Bare}}.
+*History of the original card:
+**'''{{Gatherer|Jace, the Mind Sculptor}}''' originally appeared in the expansion "Worldwake" in the Eldrazi block of Magic: the gathering as a Mythic Rare (Which had the same packaging rate as [[Super Rare]]s in Duel Masters after [[Dragon Saga]]). Due to its absurdly low cost and its amazing jamming, draw and removal abilities as well as its ability to win the game all by itself using it's -12 ability, it is considered extremely powerful and players described it as one of the most broken cards in the game since the notorious {{gatherer|Skullclamp}}. As a result, it is known as "Shin Jace" (神ジェイス) by players due to its god-like abilities and copies of this card sold for over 10000 yen in the secondary market and foil versions are 3 to 4 times more expensive. Due to its sheer power and versatility, after more than 1 year the card was banned completely in the modern format.
+**In Duel Masters, the +0 ability is reenacted as a [[Come Into Play]] ability and the -1 ability is reenacted as a [[Attack Trigger]]. It also costs 4 and had 3000 power, the same ratio as the card from Magic: The Gathering which had a cost of 4 and had 3 loyalty counters.
 {{Navigation}}