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'''''Urza's Legacy''''' is the sixteenth ''[[Magic]]'' expansion and was released in February 1999 as the second set and first [[small expansion]] in the [[Urza's block]].
 
'''''Urza's Legacy''''' is the sixteenth ''[[Magic]]'' expansion and was released in February 1999 as the second set and first [[small expansion]] in the [[Urza's block]].
   
 
==Set details==
  
==Set details==
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''Urza's Legacy'' contains 143 black-bordered cards (44 rare, 44 uncommon, and 55 commons). Its [[expansion symbol]] is an machinist's hammer, meant to symbolize Urza’s continued experiments in finding a means to defeat Phyrexia. <ref>{{DailyRef|mtgcom/askwizards/1006|Ask Wizards|[[Brady Dommermuth]]|October 31, 2006}}</ref> This set was the first expansion to feature randomly inserted [[Foil card|foil cards]]. Like its predecessor the set had many powerful cards, which strengthened the [[Combo Winter]]. After many powerful cards from ''Urza's Saga'' and a few preceding sets had to be banned, the [[DCI]] was wary of more such combo cards. As [[Randy Buehler]] stated, "players began leaving the game in droves". <ref>{{DailyRef|mtgcom/daily/rb97|Title|[[Randy Buehler]]|November 14, 2003}}</ref> <c>Memory Jar</c> was expected to herald new combo decks and mere days after ''Urza's Legacy'' became tournament legal an extremely fast [[combo deck]] built around the Jar was showing up. <ref>{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/deck/195|Memory Jar|Daily Deck List|May 22, 2009}}</ref> Because of that, the DCI decided to [[Banned|ban]] the card outside the usual schedule in what has been the only "emergency banning" in the history of the game.
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''Urza's Legacy'' contains 143 black-bordered cards (44 rare, 44 uncommon, and 55 commons). Its [[expansion symbol]] is an machinist's hammer, meant to symbolize Urza's continued experiments in finding a means to defeat Phyrexia.<ref>{{DailyRef|ask-wizards-october-2006-2006-10-02|Ask Wizards|[[Brady Dommermuth]]|October 31, 2006}}</ref> This set was the first expansion to feature randomly inserted [[foil card]]s. Like its predecessor the set had many powerful cards, which strengthened the [[Combo Winter]]. After many powerful cards from ''Urza's Saga'' and a few preceding sets had to be banned, the [[DCI]] was wary of more such combo cards. As [[Randy Buehler]] stated, "players began leaving the game in droves".<ref>{{DailyRef|extended-thoughts-2003-11-14|Extended Thoughts|[[Randy Buehler]]|November 14, 2003}}</ref> <c>Memory Jar</c> was expected to herald new combo decks and mere days after ''Urza's Legacy'' became tournament legal an extremely fast [[combo deck]] built around the Jar was showing up.<ref>{{DailyRef|feature/memory-jar-2009-05-22|Memory Jar|Daily Deck List|May 22, 2009}}</ref> Because of that, the DCI decided to [[Banned|ban]] the card outside the usual schedule in what has been the first "emergency banning" in the history of the game.
   
 
Urza's Legacy was the first set to feature appropriately colored text box frames for monocolored non-basic lands. Before this, these text boxes had featured bronze colored frames.
  
Urza's Legacy was the first set to feature appropriately colored text box frames for monocolored non-basic lands. Before this, these text boxes had featured bronze colored frames.
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This expansion also continued the themes of "sleeping" and "eternal" enchantments, adding a handful of new cards of each type. It also included a set of enchantments that function like the sleepers but sacrifice themselves to produce some effect when the condition is met rather than turning into a creature (i.e. <c>Brink of Madness</c>). They're essentially "sleeping instants." This was not an entirely new concept, since a few isolated cards like this had appeared in the past, but here it's a significant subtheme.
  
This expansion also continued the themes of "sleeping" and "eternal" enchantments, adding a handful of new cards of each type. It also included a set of enchantments that function like the sleepers but sacrifice themselves to produce some effect when the condition is met rather than turning into a creature (i.e. <c>Brink of Madness</c>). They're essentially "sleeping instants." This was not an entirely new concept, since a few isolated cards like this had appeared in the past, but here it's a significant subtheme.
   
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The other significant ''Urza's Legacy'' card cycle was its lands (aka "[[Manland|Manlands]]") . For each color, there was a land that could tap for that color of mana or temporarily turn itself into a creature.
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The other significant ''Urza's Legacy'' card cycle was its lands (aka "[[Manland]]s") . For each color, there was a land that could tap for that color of mana or temporarily turn itself into a creature.
   
 
==Creature types==
  
==Creature types==
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The following [[Creature type|creature types]] are introduced in this expansion: [[Beeble]], [[Carrier]], [[Sponge]].
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The following [[creature type]]s are introduced in this expansion: [[Beeble]], [[Carrier]], [[Sponge]].
   
 
The following creature types are used in this expansion but also appear in previous sets: [[Angel]], [[Ape]], [[Beast]], [[Bird]], [[Cleric]], [[Crab]], [[Drake]], [[Elf]], [[Faerie]], [[Goblin]], [[Horror]], [[Hydra]], [[Illusion]], [[Imp]], [[Insect]], [[Knight]], [[Lizard]], [[Minion]], [[Nomad]], [[Phoenix]], [[Shapeshifter]], [[Soldier]], [[Spirit]], Toad (later changed to [[Frog]]), Townsfolk (later changed to [[Human]]), [[Treefolk]], [[Viashino]], [[Wizard]], [[Wolf]], [[Wurm]], [[Zombie]].
  
The following creature types are used in this expansion but also appear in previous sets: [[Angel]], [[Ape]], [[Beast]], [[Bird]], [[Cleric]], [[Crab]], [[Drake]], [[Elf]], [[Faerie]], [[Goblin]], [[Horror]], [[Hydra]], [[Illusion]], [[Imp]], [[Insect]], [[Knight]], [[Lizard]], [[Minion]], [[Nomad]], [[Phoenix]], [[Shapeshifter]], [[Soldier]], [[Spirit]], Toad (later changed to [[Frog]]), Townsfolk (later changed to [[Human]]), [[Treefolk]], [[Viashino]], [[Wizard]], [[Wolf]], [[Wurm]], [[Zombie]].
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==Cycles==
  
==Cycles==
 
''Urza's Legacy'' has three [[cycles]] and a [[vertical cycle]]:
  
''Urza's Legacy'' has three [[cycles]] and a [[vertical cycle]]:
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*'''[[Manland|Manlands]]''': Each of these [[uncommon]] [[land]]s comes into play tapped, can be tapped for one mana of a given color, and has an activated ability that can turn it into a creature until end of turn {{-}} <c>Forbidding Watchtower</c>, <c>Faerie Conclave</c>, <c>Spawning Pool</c>, <c>Ghitu Encampment</c>, and <c>Treetop Village</c>. This cycle was reprinted in ''[[10th Edition]]''.
  
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*'''Recurring Auras''': Each of these [[common]] [[Aura]] [[enchantment]]s returns to its owner's hand when put into a graveyard from play {{-}} <c>Cessation</c>, <c>Slow Motion</c>, <c>Sleeper's Guile</c>, <c>Sluggishness</c> and <c>Rancor</c>.
  
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*'''Sleeping enchantments''': Each of these [[rare]] enchantments sacrifices itself for a big effect if a certain requirement is met during your upkeep {{-}} <c>Planar Collapse</c>, <c>Second Chance</c>, <c>Brink of Madness</c>, <c>Impending Disaster</c>, and <c>Defense of the Heart</c>.
  
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|{{card|Forbidding Watchtower||ULG}}
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|{{card|Faerie Conclave||ULG}}
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|{{card|Spawning Pool||ULG}}
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|{{card|Ghitu Encampment||ULG}}
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|{{card|Treetop Village||ULG}}
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|colspan="5"|Each of these [[uncommon]] [[land]]s comes into play tapped, can be tapped for one mana of a given color, and has an activated ability that can turn it into a creature until end of turn. This cycle was reprinted in ''[[10th Edition]]''.
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|{{card|Cessation||ULG}}
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|{{card|Slow Motion||ULG}}
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|{{card|Sleeper's Guile||ULG}}
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|{{card|Sluggishness||ULG}}
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|{{card|Rancor||ULG}}
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|colspan="5"|Each of these [[common]] [[Aura]] [[enchantment]]s returns to its owner's hand when put into a graveyard from play.
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|rowspan="2"|'''Sleeping enchantments'''
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|{{card|Planar Collapse||ULG}}
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|{{card|Second Chance||ULG}}
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|{{card|Brink of Madness||ULG}}
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|{{card|Impending Disaster||ULG}}
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|colspan="5"|Each of these [[rare]] enchantments sacrifices itself for a big effect if a certain requirement is met during your upkeep.
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*'''Phyrexian Carriers''': Each of these [[black]] [[Carrier]] [[creature]]s can be sacrificed to give another creature -X/-X until end of turn, where X is its power and toughness {{-}} <c>Phyrexian Denouncer</c>, <c>Phyrexian Debaser</c>, <c>Phyrexian Defiler</c>, and <c>Phyrexian Plaguelord</c>.
  
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|rowspan="2"|'''Phyrexian Carriers'''
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|{{card|Phyrexian Denouncer||ULG}}<br/>{{card|Phyrexian Debaser||ULG}}
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*'''Defenders''': These knights, one red and one white, both have [[flash]] and protection from the mirrored color. Each is a common 2/1 creature with mana cost 2C and artwork designed by [[Carl Critchlow]] {{-}} <c>Defender of Chaos</c>, <c>Defender of Law</c>.
  
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|{{card|Defender of Chaos||ULG}} <br/> {{nowrap|({{R}})}}
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|{{card|Rack and Ruin||ULG}} <br/> {{nowrap|({{R}})}}
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|{{card|Peace and Quiet||ULG}} <br/> {{nowrap|({{W}})}}
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|Uncommon instants with destroy two enchantments. Based on <c>Rain of Salt</c> ({{R}}) from ''[[Urza's Saga]]''
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|{{card|Sick and Tired||ULG}} <br/> {{nowrap|({{B}})}}
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|{{card|Hope and Glory||ULG}} <br/> {{nowrap|({{W}})}}
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|Uncommon instants that target two creatures. Based on <c>Symbiosis</c> ({{G}}) from ''[[Urza's Saga]]''
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==Notable cards==
  
==Notable cards==
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*<c>Mother of Runes</c> {{-}} Famous one-drop and a bomb in limited.
 
*<c>Mother of Runes</c> {{-}} Famous one-drop and a bomb in limited.
 
*<c>Palinchron</c> {{-}} Essential part of the <c>High Tide</c> combo decks.
  
*<c>Palinchron</c> {{-}} Essential part of the <c>High Tide</c> combo decks.
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*<c>Rancor</c> {{-}} One of the best Enchant Creature spells ever printed.
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*<c>Rancor</c> {{-}} One of the best Enchant Creature spells ever printed. The [[casting cost]] was a mistake by [[R&D]]. The correct cost was supposed to be {{1}}{{G}}.<ref>{{DailyRef|making-magic/25-more-random-things-about-magic-2016-06-20|25 More Random Things About Magic|[[Mark Rosewater]]|June 20, 2016}}</ref>
 
*<c>Tinker</c> {{-}} Being able to get any artifact in your deck ensured its restriction in Vintage.
  
*<c>Tinker</c> {{-}} Being able to get any artifact in your deck ensured its restriction in Vintage.
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===Misprints===
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*A portion of Urza's Legacy prerelease {{card|Beast of Burden||PPRE|#=5†}} cards were printed without the foil datestamp and expansion symbol.
   
 
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The following cards have been [[reprint]]ed from previous sets and included in ''Urza's Legacy''.
 
*<c>Blessed Reversal</c> {{-}} was last seen in ''[[Portal]]''.
  
*<c>Blessed Reversal</c> {{-}} was last seen in ''[[Portal]]''.
 
*<c>Lava Axe</c> {{-}} was last seen in ''[[Portal Second Age]]''.
  
*<c>Lava Axe</c> {{-}} was last seen in ''[[Portal Second Age]]''.
 
*<c>Lone Wolf</c> {{-}} was last seen in ''Portal Second Age''.
  
*<c>Lone Wolf</c> {{-}} was last seen in ''Portal Second Age''.
   
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==Card comparisons==
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==References==
  
==References==
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==External links==
  
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Urza's Legacy
Urzas Legacy logo
Set Information
Set symbol
Symbol description Hammer
Design Mike Elliott (lead)
Bill Rose
Mark Rosewater
Development Henry Stern (lead)
Mike Elliott
William Jockusch
Bill Rose
Mark Rosewater
Art direction Ron Spears
Release date February 15, 1999
Plane Dominaria
Themes and mechanics Free spells, Sleeping and Growing enchantments
Keywords/​ability words Cycling, Echo
Set size 143 cards
(55 commons, 44 uncommons, 44 rares)
Expansion code ULG[1]
Development codename Guacamole
Urza's block
Urza's Saga Urza's Legacy Urza's Destiny
Magic: The Gathering Chronology
Anthologies Urza's Legacy Sixth Edition

Urza's Legacy is the sixteenth Magic expansion and was released in February 1999 as the second set and first small expansion in the Urza's block.

Set details

Urza's Legacy contains 143 black-bordered cards (44 rare, 44 uncommon, and 55 commons). Its expansion symbol is an machinist's hammer, meant to symbolize Urza's continued experiments in finding a means to defeat Phyrexia.[2] This set was the first expansion to feature randomly inserted foil cards. Like its predecessor the set had many powerful cards, which strengthened the Combo Winter. After many powerful cards from Urza's Saga and a few preceding sets had to be banned, the DCI was wary of more such combo cards. As Randy Buehler stated, "players began leaving the game in droves".[3] Memory Jar was expected to herald new combo decks and mere days after Urza's Legacy became tournament legal an extremely fast combo deck built around the Jar was showing up.[4] Because of that, the DCI decided to ban the card outside the usual schedule in what has been the first "emergency banning" in the history of the game.

Urza's Legacy was the first set to feature appropriately colored text box frames for monocolored non-basic lands. Before this, these text boxes had featured bronze colored frames.

Marketing

The cards were sold in 15-card boosters which had artwork from Beast of Burden and in four preconstructed theme decks. Prerelease events were held February 6, 1999; the prerelease card was a foil, also Beast of Burden.

Storyline

Urza continues to build a collection of artifacts and a skyship that will defeat the Phyrexian invasion. With the assistance of his student Jhoira and Karn, the silver golem, Urza surveys the Thran Mana Rig in Shiv and uncovers its primary purpose. While he is away, the people of his Tolarian Academy have to battle a Phyrexian infestation on the island itself. The story of this set is recounted in the book Time Streams.

Mechanics & themes

The two Urza's Saga mechanics echo and cycling are both present in Urza's Legacy as well. In the earlier set, echo was solely a creature ability, but Urza's Legacy expanded this by including artifacts with echo. Additionally, while in Urza's Saga echo was used mainly to get larger-than-usual creatures out at a discount, in Urza's Legacy most creatures with echo had average power and toughness for their cost but came with a comes-into-play ability, effectively making them two spells for the price of one.

This expansion also continued the themes of "sleeping" and "eternal" enchantments, adding a handful of new cards of each type. It also included a set of enchantments that function like the sleepers but sacrifice themselves to produce some effect when the condition is met rather than turning into a creature (i.e. Brink of Madness). They're essentially "sleeping instants." This was not an entirely new concept, since a few isolated cards like this had appeared in the past, but here it's a significant subtheme.

The other significant Urza's Legacy card cycle was its lands (aka "Manlands") . For each color, there was a land that could tap for that color of mana or temporarily turn itself into a creature.

Creature types

The following creature types are introduced in this expansion: Beeble, Carrier, Sponge.

The following creature types are used in this expansion but also appear in previous sets: Angel, Ape, Beast, Bird, Cleric, Crab, Drake, Elf, Faerie, Goblin, Horror, Hydra, Illusion, Imp, Insect, Knight, Lizard, Minion, Nomad, Phoenix, Shapeshifter, Soldier, Spirit, Toad (later changed to Frog), Townsfolk (later changed to Human), Treefolk, Viashino, Wizard, Wolf, Wurm, Zombie.

Cycles

Urza's Legacy has three cycles and a vertical cycle:

Cycle name {W} {U} {B} {R} {G}
Manlands Forbidding Watchtower Faerie Conclave Spawning Pool Ghitu Encampment Treetop Village
Each of these uncommon lands comes into play tapped, can be tapped for one mana of a given color, and has an activated ability that can turn it into a creature until end of turn. This cycle was reprinted in 10th Edition.
Recurring Auras Cessation Slow Motion Sleeper's Guile Sluggishness Rancor
Each of these common Aura enchantments returns to its owner's hand when put into a graveyard from play.
Sleeping enchantments Planar Collapse Second Chance Brink of Madness Impending Disaster Defense of the Heart
Each of these rare enchantments sacrifices itself for a big effect if a certain requirement is met during your upkeep.

Vertical cycle

Cycle name
Phyrexian Carriers Phyrexian Denouncer
Phyrexian Debaser 		Phyrexian Defiler Phyrexian Plaguelord
Each of these black Carrier creatures can be sacrificed to give another creature -X/-X until end of turn, where X is its power and toughness.

Pairs

Urza's Legacy has three mirrored pairs:

Mirrored Pairs Description
Defender of Chaos
({R}) 		Defender of Law
({W}) 		These knights, one red and one white, both have flash and protection from the mirrored color. Each is a common 2/1 creature with mana cost 2C and artwork designed by Carl Critchlow.
Rack and Ruin
({R}) 		Peace and Quiet
({W}) 		Uncommon instants with destroy two enchantments. Based on Rain of Salt ({R}) from Urza's Saga
Sick and Tired
({B}) 		Hope and Glory
({W}) 		Uncommon instants that target two creatures. Based on Symbiosis ({G}) from Urza's Saga

Notable cards

Misprints

  • A portion of Urza's Legacy prerelease Beast of Burden cards were printed without the foil datestamp and expansion symbol.

Reprinted cards

The following cards have been reprinted from previous sets and included in Urza's Legacy.

Card comparisons

Main article: Urza's Legacy/Card comparisons

Preconstructed decks

Main article: Urza's Legacy/Theme decks
Theme
deck name 		Colors Included
{W} {U} {B} {R} {G}
Crusher W G
Phyrexian Assault B R
Radiant's Revenge W U
Time Drain U G

References

  1. ↑ Wizards of the Coast (August 02, 2004). "Ask Wizards - August, 2004". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  2. ↑ Brady Dommermuth (October 31, 2006). "Ask Wizards". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  3. ↑ Randy Buehler (November 14, 2003). "Extended Thoughts". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  4. ↑ Daily Deck List (May 22, 2009). "Memory Jar". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  5. ↑ Mark Rosewater (June 20, 2016). "25 More Random Things About Magic". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.

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