Rukh-Ei
Kreatur — Ei
Wenn das Rukh-Ei aus dem Spiel auf den Friedhof gelegt wird, bringe am Ende des Zuges einen 4/4 roten Vogel-Spielstein mit Flugfähigkeit ins Spiel.
Rukhs, in den Ebenen oft „Steinfedern" genannt, stammen angeblich von einem Phoenix ab, der seine Flamme gegen einen steinernen Körper eingetauscht haben soll.
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Illustrated by Mark Zug
· Ninth Edition (9ED)
Rukh Egg
#214 · Rare · German · Nonfoil/Foil
Legal Formats
| Standard |
| Pioneer |
| Modern |
| Legacy |
| Vintage |
| Commander |
| Oathbreaker |
| Alchemy |
| Explorer |
| Historic |
| Timeless |
| Brawl |
| Pauper |
| Penny |
Variants
Under Construction
Prints
Rulings
2004-10-04 : If the Rukh Egg card is removed from the graveyard in the same turn it is put there, a Bird will still be put onto the battlefield.
2005-10-01 : If the Egg is destroyed while under the control of another player, the controller of the Egg gets the Bird.
2005-10-01 : If the Egg is exiled instead of being put into the graveyard, no Bird is put onto the battlefield.
2005-10-01 : Text-changing effects can be used to change the color of the Bird that will be put onto the battlefield.
Comments
Under Construction