Asmoranomardicadaistinaculdacar

Type: Legendary Creature Human Wizard
Rarity: Rare
Stats: 3/3
First ability: As long as you’ve discarded a card this turn, you may pay B/R to cast this spell.
Second ability: When Asmoranomardicadaistinaculdacar enters the battlefield, you may search your library for a card named The Underworld Cookbook, reveal it, put it into your hand, then shuffle.
Third ability: Sacrifice two Foods: Target creature deals six damage to itself.

Break down the name into smaller chunks to figure out how to pronounce this card. Asmora – nomardica – daistina – culdacar. Asmoranomardicadaistinaculdacar was referenced in the flavor text of Granite Gargoyle and Lava Axe. This throwback reference is similar to Yawgmoth, Thran Physician and Urza, Lord High Artificer, making appearances in Modern Horizons.

This is an interesting card with a name so long it doesn’t have a traditional mana value. This card can be cast for one B/R hybrid if you’ve discarded a card. This plays well with the madness theme that’s being supported in Modern Horizons 2.

Asmoranomardicadaistinaculdacar also pushes the sacrifice archetype that focuses on Food tokens. This card helps find The Underworld Cookbook, which is a discard outlet that generates Food. Look for this card to see play in Modern as decks experiment with sacrifice archetypes beyond the traditional Jund Sacrifice lists.

Gaea’s Will

Type: Sorcery
Rarity: Rare
Keyword: Suspend 4 — G
First ability: Until end of turn, you may play lands and cast spells from your graveyard.
Second ability: If a card would be put into your graveyard from anywhere this turn, exile that card instead.

Gaea’s Will is the Green card in the Suspend cycle. This is a cheap turn-one play that can set up strong graveyard plays later in the game. Storm is a Green mechanic in Modern Horizons 2 and Gaea’s Will can help generate massive storm counts.

This shouldn’t be as easy to break as Underworld Breach, but getting the chance to play cards from your graveyard is consistently powerful when players get their hands on it.

Glimpse of Tomorrow

Type: Sorcery
Rarity: Rare
Keyword: Suspend 3 — RR
First ability: Shuffle all permanents you own into your library, then reveal that many cards from the top of your library. Put all non-Aura permanent cards revealed this way onto the battlefield, then do the same for Aura cards, then put the rest on the bottom of your library in a random order.

This card could be really good or horrible. Glimpse of Tomorrow is one of those cards that relies on luck and expert deck-building to maximize its effectiveness. This plays well with tokens because it can lead to getting more permanents than you started with. It shuffles all permanents, not just nontoken permanents, and gives you that many cards.

This can work in a variety of strategies. This can slot well into Boros Auras and could see play in Big Red lists that run expensive threats like Terror of the Peaks.

Artifact Dual Lands

Razortide Bridge
Mistvault Bridge
Drossforge Bridge
Slagwoods Bridge
Thornglint Bridge
Goldmire Bridge
Silverbluff Bridge
Darkmoss Bridge
Rustvale Bridge
Tanglepool Bridge

Modern Horizons 2 is introducing a cycle of Common Artifact Land cards in each color pair. These lands enter the battlefield tapped and have Indestructible. These lands will be played in Pauper decks that focus on Artifact synergies. The dual lands will also be key pieces in Modern Horizons 2 Limited.

Out of Time

Mana Value: 1WW
Type: Enchantment
Rarity: Rare
First ability: When Out of Time enters the battlefield, untap all creatures, then phase them out until Out of Time leaves the battlefield. Put a time counter on Out of Time for each creature phased out this way.
Second ability: Vanishing

Out of Time is a decent board-wipe effect. It isn’t exactly a board wipe, but against creature decks with developed battlefields it should serve the same purpose. A control deck should be able to close out a game before the time counters are removed from Out of Time.

This is an interesting design. Most board wipes cost four or five mana. This is a three-mana effect that is cheaper but doesn’t completely remove creatures. Out of Time being an enchantment is relevant. The card appears to get substantially weaker post-sideboard when your opponent can bring in Enchantment removal.

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