Do you have what it takes to Master the Four Elements of Avatar’s The Last Airbender? Gnome invites you to try with this special sealed event each Tuesday at 5:30pm-8:30pm!
Preregister with the Companion code: 3JWEZME
Players begin by purchasing six Magic: The Gathering | Avatar: The Last Airbender Play Boosters and selecting one of four emblems:
Air
Water
Earth
Fire
Emblems grant players unique benefits during games.
As the league progresses, players collect the remaining emblems through continued participation. With their Play Boosters in hand, players build a 40-card sealed deck to play against other opponents over the term of the program. (Gnome provides the basic lands!)
Each week players return they purchase an additional booster and add it to their card pool as well as get a chance at another emblem.
At the end of each match, players ask their opponents to sign the back of their emblem card they used in that game. Once a player has collected all four emblems, and each emblem has three signatures on the back, they can present them to the store to receive the foil art print reward!
What is the Sealed Deck format?
Build a deck from 6 unopened booster packs, the deck is a Minimum of 40 cards with no maximum, as long as you can shuffle your deck unassisted.
There is no limit to number of individual cards that can be played. For example, having 5 or more of an individual card is permitted.
Study up on some Avatar mechanics and watch for additional Magic events on our calendar!
Firebending is a keyword that always includes a number. Whenever a creature you control with firebending attacks, you add that much red mana. You don’t lose this mana during that combat. Any of this mana you still have as combat ends will be lost. You won’t have it during your second main phase.
Airbend is a keyword action. To airbend a permanent or a spell, you exile it. As long as that card remains exiled, its owner may cast it by paying rather than paying its mana cost. This doesn’t change when that card can be cast. If you airbend a creature that an opponent owns during your turn (notably something Appa can’t do unless you control that creature, but other cards can), they’ll usually have to wait until their next turn to cast it again.
Waterbend is a cost and always includes an amount of mana that must be paid … somehow. More on that in a moment. Waterbend costs can appear as an additional cost to cast a spell, as part of an ability’s activation cost, or anywhere else you might be asked to pay mana.
To pay a waterbend cost, you can always just pay the requested mana. However, for each 1 mana in that cost, you can tap an untapped artifact or creature you control rather than pay that mana. If you choose to tap a creature to help pay a waterbend cost, it can be one that just came under your control that turn.
Earthbend is another keyword action that includes a number. When you earthbend, choose target land you control. As the earthbend ability resolves, that land becomes a 0/0 creature with haste that’s still a land. Then put +1/+1 counters on it equal to the earthbend number. Because the new creature land will have haste, you can feel free to earthbend lands that you just played. There is no summoning sickness in Ba Sing Se.
