Amonkhet
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# Amonkhet Overview Amonkhet, released in April 2017, marked Magic's return to an Egyptian-inspired plane after a thirteen-year absence. The 287-card set introduced the mechanic of Embalm, allowing creatures to be cast from the graveyard as white zombie tokens, fundamentally shifting graveyard interaction strategies. The set's design emphasized a top-down approach to world-building, with the Gideon Jura storyline reaching a critical juncture as the Planeswalker confronted his past. Competitively, Amonkhet shaped Standard significantly through cards like Glorybringer, a hasty flyer that dominated the format, and Rampaging Ferocidon, which saw immediate constructed play. The set's limited environment proved challenging and skill-intensive, rewarding careful curve construction and combat mathematics. Amonkhet's mechanical innovations and narrative weight established it as a consequential release during a period of strong Magic design, influencing both casual and competitive play patterns throughout 2017.
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