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Reach

437 mau kāleka · 995 mau paʻi ʻanapaʻi mua ʻia i ka makahiki 1993 Ka nui o ʻŌmaʻomaʻo

437 mau kāleka Magic kūʻokoʻa i loaʻa iā Reach (995 mau paʻi ʻana), i paʻi mua ʻia i ka makahiki 1993. E kānana ma ka waihoʻoluʻu, format a i ʻole rarity e ʻimi ai i ka mea kūpono no kāu deck.

E pili ana iā Reach

Reach is a keyword ability that lets a creature block creatures with flying. A creature with reach doesn't have flying itself, but it can still intercept fliers as though it did. That means an attacking creature with flying can be blocked by a reach creature the defending player controls, so the air isn't automatically safe.

In play, reach is a defensive tool. It lets decks without flying — especially green decks, where reach shows up most — answer evasive attackers and shield themselves from damage. Creatures with reach often have reasonable stats for their cost, so they can hold the ground while still contributing to combat.

Reach i ka pāʻani kāleka

  • This entry covers 437 unique cards with reach, spread across 995 printings in 270 sets.
  • Reach cards here are mostly creatures — 433 of them — alongside 29 artifacts, 9 enchantments, and 1 battle.
  • Green is the main color among these cards, and the rarities seen run from common and uncommon up through rare and mythic.
  • The oldest printing in the catalog is from 1993 (Limited Edition Alpha), and the newest set with one of these cards is Star Trek.
  • Among the most-printed are Giant Spider, Arasta of the Endless Web, Canopy Spider, Thornweald Archer, Stonecoil Serpent, Zacama, Primal Calamity, Endurance, Penumbra Spider, Six, Ancient Greenwarden, Deadly Recluse, and Gemrazer.

Nā kāleka Reach a pau

1–60 o 437

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Ehia mau kāleka Reach ma Magic?

He 437 mau kāleka Reach kūʻokoʻa i loko o kā mākou papa kuhikuhi Magic, ma waena o 995 mau paʻi ʻana.

I ka manawa hea i paʻi ʻia ai ke kāleka Reach mua?

Ua paʻi ʻia ke kāleka Reach mua i loko o kā mākou papa kuhikuhi i ka makahiki 1993.

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