It is a Colorless card illustrated by Atsushi Furusawa
Festive Magic: The Gathering Christmas cards Goblin Snowman Blossoming Wreath Temple Bell Gingerbrute Silkwrap Call to the Feast Wall of Pine Needles Saddled Rimestag Arcums Sleigh Feldon of the Third Path Unlike Halloween, which is basically constantly getting representation in spooky cards thanks to the likes of Innistrad, the Eldrazi and the Phyrexians, we dont really get Christmas-themed Magic: The Gathering sets in the same way
Some mages tapped into the time rifts, forcing upon others alternate timelines in which unimaginable horrors befall them
We wont forget one of the most talked-about creatures in the set, which happens to be a Pirate, Hullbreacher
While I'm more a fan of cold green tea, this steaming hot jasmine tea (as we can only assume Iroh made it) looks even quenchier than cactus juice
There are also multiple appearances for Cinderella's Fairy Godmother, whose surprise reimagining as a sword-summoning armourer - thanks to Lorcanas Floodborn cards, which veer away from the Disney lore - easily ranks among Rise of the Floodbornes best cards as a whole
