Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths - Revision history

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Link back. Propose this be done with all set pages with a related event.

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	In paper Magic the Gathering, the sets immediately before [[Origins]] were closely related to three-color combinations of mana via the [[Mana#Tri color: Clans of Tarkir\|Clans of Tarkir]], and had lands to go with them. But in Puzzle Quest Ikoria was the first appearance of three color lands, the [[Mana#Ikoria Triomes\|Triomes]].		In paper Magic the Gathering, the sets immediately before [[Origins]] were closely related to three-color combinations of mana via the [[Mana#Tri color: Clans of Tarkir\|Clans of Tarkir]], and had lands to go with them. But in Puzzle Quest Ikoria was the first appearance of three color lands, the [[Mana#Ikoria Triomes\|Triomes]].
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		+	Ikoria introduced the term {{Ability\|Basic Evergreen\|Basic Evergreen}} for the collection of abilities first seen way back in [[Origins]]. Both [[Vivien, Monsters' Advocate]] and [[The Colossal Tussle]] made use of the mechanic.

	IKO has more Cycling cards than the [[Amonkhet]] set that introduced that mechanic.		IKO has more Cycling cards than the [[Amonkhet]] set that introduced that mechanic.

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 [[Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths]] is the 23rd expansion set of ''Magic: The Gathering - Puzzle Quest'', released in May 2020 in version 4.2 of the game.  The set abbreviation is IKO, and the set icon ({{SetSymbol|IKO}}) resembles a beast's eye.
-[[Hunter X Bonder]] is a [[Legacy]] coalition PvP event and [[The Colossal Tussle]] is a Legacy PvP event; both were released at the same time as Ikoria and feature elements of the set.
+In paper Magic the Gathering, the sets immediately before [[Origins]] were closely related to three-color combinations of mana via the [[Mana#Tri color: Clans of Tarkir|Clans of Tarkir]], and had lands to go with them. But in Puzzle Quest Ikoria was the first appearance of three color lands, the [[Mana#Ikoria Triomes|Triomes]].
-[[Lukka, Coppercoat Outcast]], [[Narset of the Ancient Way]] and [[Vivien, Monsters' Advocate]] are [[Planeswalkers]] released at the same time as the set.
+IKO has more Cycling cards than the [[Amonkhet]] set that introduced that mechanic.
-In paper Magic the Gathering, the sets immediately before [[Origins]] were closely related to three-color combinations of mana via the [[Mana#Tri color: Clans of Tarkir|Clans of Tarkir]], and had lands to go with them. But in Puzzle Quest Ikoria was the first appearance of three color lands, the [[Mana#Ikoria Triomes|Triomes]].
+== Events ==
 ==Cards==

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 The Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths set consists of 233 cards across all five rarities, plus full art variants of 36 of those cards.
-As sometimes happens, an ability introduced in a previous set (in this case {{Ability|Cycling}} from a set released years earlier, [[AKH]]) was added; 52 IKO cards have or interact with Cycling.
+As sometimes happens, an ability introduced in a previous set (in this case {{Ability|Cycling}} from a set released years earlier, [[Amonkhet]]) was added; 52 IKO cards have or interact with Cycling.
 {{Card Set List

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 {{Infobox set|IKO}}
 [[Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths]] is the 23rd expansion set of ''Magic: The Gathering - Puzzle Quest'', released in May 2020 in version 4.2 of the game.  The set abbreviation is IKO, and the set icon ({{SetSymbol|IKO}}) resembles a beast's eye.
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 ==Cards==
 The Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths set consists of 233 cards across all five rarities, plus full art variants of 36 of those cards.
 {{Card Set List
 |name={{SetSymbol|IKO}} '''Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths''' &nbsp; Complete card list

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	[[Lukka, Coppercoat Outcast]], [[Narset of the Ancient Way]] and [[Vivien, Monsters' Advocate]] are [[Planeswalkers]] released at the same time as the set.		[[Lukka, Coppercoat Outcast]], [[Narset of the Ancient Way]] and [[Vivien, Monsters' Advocate]] are [[Planeswalkers]] released at the same time as the set.
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		+	In paper Magic the Gathering, the sets immediately before [[Origins]] were closely related to three-color combinations of mana via the [[Mana#Tri color: Clans of Tarkir\|Clans of Tarkir]], and had lands to go with them. But in Puzzle Quest Ikoria was the first appearance of three color lands, the [[Mana#Ikoria Triomes\|Triomes]].

	==Cards==		==Cards==

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	[[Hunter X Bonder]] is a Standard coalition PvP event and [[The Colossal Tussle]] is a Standard PvP event; both were released at the same time as Ikoria and feature elements of the set.		[[Hunter X Bonder]] is a Standard coalition PvP event and [[The Colossal Tussle]] is a Standard PvP event; both were released at the same time as Ikoria and feature elements of the set.
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		+	[[Lukka, Coppercoat Outcast]], [[Narset of the Ancient Way]] and [[Vivien, Monsters' Advocate]] are [[Planeswalkers]] released at the same time as the set.

	==Cards==		==Cards==

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 [[Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths]] is the 23rd expansion set of ''Magic: The Gathering - Puzzle Quest'', released in May 2020 in version 4.2 of the game.  The set abbreviation is IKO, and the set icon ({{SetSymbol|IKO}}) resembles a beast's eye.
-[[Hunter X Bonder]] is a Standard coalition PvP event, released at the same time, featuring elements of the set.
+[[Hunter X Bonder]] is a Standard coalition PvP event and [[The Colossal Tussle]] is a Standard PvP event; both were released at the same time as Ikoria and feature elements of the set.
 ==Cards==