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==Timeshifted in Planar Chaos==
 
==Timeshifted in Planar Chaos==
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The 45 timeshifted cards in ''[[Planar Chaos]]'' (also known as ''planeshifted'' or ''[[colorshift]]ed'') represent cards being reprinted from an alternate reality. They are each functionally identical to an old card, with the crucial exception of their color. These changes range from being reasonable within the scope of the modern [[Color Pie]] (such as <c>Prodigal Pyromancer</c>, which even became a basic set staple), to being a radical departure from a color's ordinary abilities (such as <c>Mana Tithe</c>.) However, all of the cards make sense within their shifted color when viewed as an avenue the color ''could'' have pursued from the beginning of ''Magic'', but did not. For example, Mana Tithe is radical for being a [[White]] [[counterspell]], but in a broader sense it ties in with White's theme of regulation and taxing. To accentuate the theme of an alternate reality—and to denote exactly which cards were timeshifted—the ''Planar Chaos'' timeshifted cards use a new card frame to give the impression that the change to the card frames in ''[[Eighth Edition]]'' had been made differently.
 
The 45 timeshifted cards in ''[[Planar Chaos]]'' (also known as ''planeshifted'' or ''[[colorshift]]ed'') represent cards being reprinted from an alternate reality. They are each functionally identical to an old card, with the crucial exception of their color. These changes range from being reasonable within the scope of the modern [[Color Pie]] (such as <c>Prodigal Pyromancer</c>, which even became a basic set staple), to being a radical departure from a color's ordinary abilities (such as <c>Mana Tithe</c>.) However, all of the cards make sense within their shifted color when viewed as an avenue the color ''could'' have pursued from the beginning of ''Magic'', but did not. For example, Mana Tithe is radical for being a [[White]] [[counterspell]], but in a broader sense it ties in with White's theme of regulation and taxing. To accentuate the theme of an alternate reality—and to denote exactly which cards were timeshifted—the ''Planar Chaos'' timeshifted cards use a new card frame to give the impression that the change to the card frames in ''[[Eighth Edition]]'' had been made differently.
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