MTG EVENTIDE REGULAR MOL FACTORY SET

Eventide contains 180 cards (60 rare, 60 uncommon, and 60 commons). Its expansion symbol is a reflection of the expansion symbol from Morningtide. It suggests a mostly eclipsed sun. Eventide continues with setting and themes already established in Shadowmoor except that the hybrid spells used in this set are enemy-colored as opposed to Shadowmoor's ally-colored. A large quantity of Mega Cycles are embedded in the two sets, with ten cards total, five allied-colored in Shadowmoor and five enemy-colored in Eventide.

Mechanics

Mechanically, Eventide continues what Shadowmoor began with the reuse of the heavy use of -1/-1 counters, Wither, Persist and the untap symbol.

Further, Eventide introduces the following keywords:

• Chroma — an ability word associated with abilities that count mana symbols of a certain color.
• Retrace — a keyword meaning "You may play this card from your graveyard by discarding a land card in addition to paying its other costs."

Reprinted cards

• Phosphorescent Feast — was last seen in Future Sight as a futureshifted card. It is a chroma type card before the chroma word was introduced.

Notable Cards

• Bloom Tender is a 1/1 Elf for 2 mana which can potentially tap for 5 mana. It has multiple infinite mana combos with various untap effects.
• Figure of Destiny saw plenty of competitive play as a 2/2 that could attack on Turn 2 and grow beyond that. It later became the inspiration for Level up and its mechanical implementation.
• Gilder Bairn is one of the few cards that can double any type of counter on any permanent.
• Glen Elendra Archmage was a strong control card which is both a passive threat and a cheap means to stop opposing spells. It remains a Vintage Cube card to this day.
• Hallowed Burial is now, with the printing of cards such as Kaya's Ghostform and Ashnod's Intervention, the most undefendable of board wipes.
• Nettle Sentinel was abused with Heritage Druid as a mana combo, as two Sentinels and Druid ensured that every Elf played could become another three green mana to play more elves. In conjunction with Glimpse of Nature, this formed the backbone of Legacy and Extended Elves.
• Stigma Lasher is one of the few "rest of the game" effects, notably one that doesn't use emblems.
• Slippery Bogle, an innocuous 1/1 Hexproof, named the entire Hexproof-Aura archetype going forward, being one of two (the other being Gladecover Scout) that only cost one mana.
• Stillmoon Cavalier references the Pump-Knights of Ice Age and the follow-up Jump-Knights in Coldsnap; it is also notable for having Protection from both of its colors rather than enemy ones.
• Flickerwisp has seen heavy play in Legacy Death & Taxes, where it can be put onto the battlefield at instant speed with Aether Vial to combo with numerous other cards