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Haste

674 kata · 1,917 lomigamuamua lomia 1993 Tele i Mūmū

674 kata Magic tulaga ese o loʻo iai Haste (1,917 lomiga), muamua lomia i 1993. Faʻavasega i lanu, faiga poʻo rarity e suʻe ai le mea saʻo mo lau faʻailoga.

E uiga i Haste

Haste is a keyword ability that lets a creature ignore summoning sickness. Normally, a creature can't attack or use an ability that requires the tap symbol ({T}) unless it has been under your control since the start of your most recent turn. A creature with haste can attack as soon as it comes under your control — and if the reminder text says so, it can also tap for an ability right away.

In play, haste turns a creature into an immediate threat. Your opponent can't rely on a turn of safety after you cast it, and surprise attackers can force blocks or deal damage out of nowhere. It also lets tap abilities fire off the turn they arrive, making mana dorks, pingers, and combo pieces far more explosive.

Haste i le taʻaloga kata

  • The catalog lists 674 unique cards with haste, appearing on 1,917 printings across 373 sets.
  • Haste is primarily a red ability, and these cards are mostly creatures (651), with 49 artifacts, 11 enchantments, 1 land, and 1 battle also carrying it.
  • The oldest cards here were printed in 1993 (Limited Edition Alpha), and the newest set represented is Star Trek Commander.
  • Rarities span common, uncommon, rare, mythic, and special.
  • Among the most-printed haste cards in the catalog are Raging Goblin, Monastery Swiftspear, Bloodbraid Elf, Craterhoof Behemoth, Anger, Ball Lightning, Lightning Elemental, and Aurelia, the Warleader.

Kata Haste uma

1–60 o 674

Fesili e fai soo

E fia kata Haste o loʻo i Magic?

E 674 kata Haste tulaga ese i la matou faʻamaumauga Magic, i 1,917 lomiga.

O anafea na lomia ai le kata Haste muamua?

O le kata Haste muamua i la matou faʻamaumauga na lomia i 1993.

O tau ma le maua o oloa e aoina mai i lisi faʻalauaʻitele a faleoloa ma e ono tuai ai i le faleoloa. Ia faʻamautinoa i le upega tafaʻilagi a le faleoloa lava ia.

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