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It seems I can't sit down to a match of Standard on Magic: The Gathering Arena without seeing one of these digital images staring back at me:Heck, most of my own decklists start with one (or multiple) of these cards with this particular art on them. Of course, they weren't just rewards for participating in the Closed Beta, they were also physical cards in Guilds of Ravnica Mythic Edition, alongside five other gorgeous planeswalkers.We're going to be running back Mythic Edition for Ravnica Allegiance with a new set of eight borderless, iconic planeswalkers (including some new additions from Ravnica Allegiance)—though, we'll also be updating the distribution method for this premium product after the, um, difficulties we had the last time around. We'll get to how they'll be available for purchase in a moment. First, let's check out what you get with Ravnica Allegiance Mythic Edition.RNA Mythic EditionJust like the previous version of Mythic Edition, Ravnica Allegiance Mythic Edition will go on sale for $249.99 and contain 24 packs, eight of which will come with one planeswalker card inside the pack (plus the normal rare or mythic rare card; the packs will be clearly marked).The eight special packs will each come with one of these planeswalkers, and the packs will be clearly marked with which planeswalker is in which pack. The planeswalkers look a little something like this:There will be limited quantities of Ravnica Allegiance Mythic Edition, so let's talk about how you get your copy.DistributionReal talk—the sale of Guilds of Ravnica Mythic Edition did not go well. It wasn't ideal. Given what we learned from that experience and the (mountains of) feedback we received, we're changing things up for this round.Ravnica Allegiance Mythic Edition will be sold through Hasbro's eBay store. This accomplishes a few things. First, it means the

As she warns them of the badger attack and even fights against her own kind on the side of ThunderClan.[source?] However, she stops appearing soon after the battle with the Dark Forest.[source?]Relationships[]Rock[]Midnight and Rock seem to be related in some way, as they both are ancient ghosts who can appear physically and give prophecies and omens. They often confer together in StarClan about the Three. However, Midnight is much less vague and bloody in her visions than Rock, and is more helpful to the Clans as she seems to care for them more,[source?] whereas Rock gets easily angered and frustrated with cats, and his visions are of fear and violence.[source?]Appearances[]Onestar's Confession (Mentioned only)Midnight (First appearance)MoonriseStarlightTwilightSunsetLeafpool's Wish (Allegiance only)Long ShadowsSunriseHollyleaf's Story (Allegiance only)The Fourth Apprentice (Mentioned only)Mistystar's Omen (Allegiance only)Fading Echoes (Allegiance only)Night Whispers (Allegiance only)The Forgotten Warrior (Allegiance only)The Last HopeDovewing's SilenceCrowfeather's Trial (Mentioned only)Bramblestar's Storm (Mentioned only)River (Mentioned only)Wind (Mentioned only)Battles of the ClansThe Ultimate GuideMerchandise[]Toys and Plush[]Rock & Midnight - Mini Collector Figures[] Rock and Midnight Series 8These two ancient beings have watched the history of the Clans together for countless seasons, waiting for the arrival of the Three and the great battle between darkness and light. Midnight first showed herself to the Clans when six warriors came to her home at the sun-drown place looking for answers to a project from the stars, while Rock appeared to a young Jaypaw to help lead him to his destiny.Sturdy mini figure of Rock and Midnight, approximately 7cm in height.Also included in a three-pack bundle with the rest of Series 8: Needletail and Violetshine, and Sol and Brokenstar.Approximate individual price is $12.99 USD, and the three-pack bundle is $38.97 USD.Trivia[]Interesting facts[]According to the e-book exclusive information in The Last Hope, Midnight is a ghost.[20]Midnight was originally meant to be the villain in Omen of the Stars who plotted against the Clans since the battle against the badgers in Twilight with Sol as her spy, but Erica Sussman convinced Vicky otherwise.[21]Midnight possesses the ability to speak to cats, foxes, and rabbits.[19]Mistakes[]She was mistakenly shown with brown eyes.[22]She was mistakenly called black.[3]Quotes[]Midnight: "I am Midnight. With you I must speak."Crowpaw: "Mouse dung! Make one move and you'll have my claws in your eyes."Brambleclaw: "No, Crowpaw, wait-"Midnight: "Fierce, is he not? StarClan have chosen well. But there will be no clawing this day. Here is talk, not fight."—Midnight to Crowpaw Midnight, page 291"I have traveled far, and many tongues have learned. Tongues of other cats, who speak not same as you. Of foxes and rabbits also. They speak not of interest. Fox talk is all of kill. Rabbit has thistledown for brain."―Midnight to Brambleclaw Midnight, page 295«Yet Midnight was no ordinary badger. She

150% Nail damage, rather than the standard 100% Nail damage. Thorns of Agony Description: Senses the pain of its bearer and lashes out at the world around them. When taking damage, sprout thorny vines that damage nearby foes. Notches: 1 Location: Requires Mothwing Cloak. Can be found in Greenpath in a maze of thorns. Thorns of Agony is a useful charm if fighting multiple enemies. The damage is double your base Nail damage, giving it a fair amount of damage. Unfortunately, the damage dealt doesn’t gather any SOUL, which can make it difficult to gather SOUL for healing or spells. When combined with the Baldur Shell charm, Thorns of Agony will activate when the Baldur Shell breaks, even if no damage is taken. Fury of the Fallen Description: Embodies the fury and heroism that comes upon those who are about to die. When close to death, the bearer’s strength will increase. Notches: 2 Location: Found in King’s Pass. Acquired with the Mothwing Cloak or Mantis Claw. A pretty risky option for new players, the Fury of the Fallen charm activates when you reach one health. As long as you remain on one health, your Nail damage is increased by 75%. Fury of the Fallen only affects Nail damage, so it shouldn’t be used on spell-focused builds. This charm stacks with Fragile Strength, granting roughly 162% increased damage as long as you are at one health. Interestingly, it also interacts with Grubberfly’s Elegy to give the player red projectiles at one health. Fragile Heart Description: Increases the health of the bearer, allowing them to take more damage. This charm is fragile, and will break if its bearer is killed. Notches: 2 Location: Purchased from Leg Eater in Fungal Wastes for 350 Geo. The Fragile Heart charm is a powerful option, giving the player two additional points of health. The only real downside is that the charm can break, but even that is a fairly small problem since Leg Eater will repair it for Geo. When combined with Joni’s Blessing, the Fragile Heart charm will grant Lifeblood Masks in keeping with the Joni’s Blessing charm effect. Fragile Greed Description: Causes the bearer to find more Geo when defeating enemies. This charm is fragile, and will break if its bearer is killed. Notches: 2 Location: Purchased from Leg Eater in Fungal Wastes for 250 Geo. This charm simply grants more Geo from enemies when they die. Its biggest use comes from exploring the world, and it doesn’t have any combat use. Like the other Fragile charms, it breaks upon death and Leg Eater will repair it for Geo. Combining Fragile Greed with the Gathering Swarm can maximize the Geo earned, by allowing the swarm to pick up the Geo that falls into unreachable places. Fragile Strength Description: Strengthens the bearer, increasing the damage they deal to enemies with their nail. This charm is fragile, and will break if its bearer is killed. Notches: 3 Location: Purchased from Leg Eater in Fungal Wastes for

Race ahead.8 - UNSPUN: Fittingly voted the top two-year-old in 2024, Unspun now faces older competitors for the first time. Trained by Norman Smith, Unspun comes into this race on a three-race winning streak, and the 6 ½ furlongs distance suits his running style perfectly.9 - SHEER DELIGHT: After finishing fourth in the previous race, Sheer Delight is expected to be fitter for this outing. He is best considered for exotic wagers.10 - ALLEGIANCE: Competing in the Overnight class for the first time, Allegiance has to adjust to this new environment.11 - FEARLESS FORCE: After finishing sixth in his debut in the Overnight class on February 15, Fearless Force is a solid option for exotic bets.12 - SENSATIONAL MOVE: With a proven track record at this level, Sensational Move’s consistency provides him every opportunity for success.13 - MRPS LINKS: Entering this grade for the first time, MRPS Links will require some time to acclimate.

Dance with lingering Nazis, undeterred by the inconsequential detail of losing the war. As a prominent scientist falls prey to kidnapping, it falls upon an American investigator to navigate the labyrinth of deceit, unmask the criminal syndicate, and mete out a brand of justice as cold and unforgiving as the post-war landscape.Ruined city-scape seen from the Berlin Express (1948)Emerging triumphant from the accolades bestowed upon him for the cinematic gem Out of the Past (1947), maestro director Jacques Tourneur embarked on a transcendent sojourn to the Old World, leading his ensemble through the labyrinthine landscape of occupied Germany. In this celluloid tapestry, he not only masterfully weaves the threads of a compelling noir thriller but also extends an earnest entreaty for unity and mutual understanding among nations, particularly those holding sway over the German landscape.A transcontinental odyssey unfolds on a train hurtling from the City of Lights to the heart of Berlin, with a diverse ensemble: Robert Ryan, the quintessential American agricultural sage; Robert Coote, the erudite British pedagogue; Roman Toporow, a stoic Russian soldier; Charles Korvin, the suave French bon vivant; and Merle Oberon, another denizen of La Belle France, entwined with a German VIP, Paul Lukas.Lukas, an eminent VIP cast in the mold of Konrad Adenauer, an anti-Nazi luminary, embarks on a fateful journey to a conference, bearing a visionary plan for the reunification of Germany. However, the lingering shadows of the erstwhile regime, lurking in the depths of obscurity, conspire to thwart this nascent hope. A failed assassination attempt, culminating in the demise of a decoy, propels these clandestine forces to brazenly abduct Lukas, casting a foreboding pall over the prospects of the pivotal conference.Robert Ryan and Robert Coote on the Berlin Express (1948)A film noir feel perhaps? It might be said at a stretch. In the smoky aftermath of WWII, where the shadows linger and secrets breed, a motley crew of souls from different corners of the world find themselves sharing a train ride through the divided heart of Germany. But when a German soul, a man preaching peace in a world torn by strife, is snatched away by the shadows that despise his vision, the others must cast aside their own vendettas and unite. The clock ticks menacingly as they navigate the labyrinth of betrayal and treachery, compelled by a common goal – to unearth the missing man before a crucial rendezvous could reshape the world. In this gritty dance of post-war intrigue, alliances are fragile, trust is a scarce commodity, and survival demands a gritty resolve in the face of looming darkness.Curiously, the voice over in Berlin Express states: the war was long over, an optimistic sentiment for 1948, and somehow one that pleasantly defies the hardships and the ruination of Europe.The villains in Berlin Express (1948) are not explicitly Nazi but neither in fact do they express any party or political allegiance. Instead they are kind of a fanatic post-war German underground determined to resist the re-build and foil the occupation. Of all