InQuest Fantasy Cards

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	Attar	3G		Forbidden Zone			General Thade	2RG
	Creature — Ape Legend			Land			Creature — Ape Legend
	Controller may activate only one ability per turn. G: Attar gains trample until end of turn. G: Attar gains first strike until end of turn. G: Attar gains haste until end of turn. G: Attar gains protection from red until end of turn.			Forbidden Zone comes into play tapped. T: Add one colorless mana to your mana pool. T, Sacrifice Forbidden zone: All creatures get -1/-1 until end of turn for each other creature of the same type in play. Play this ability anytime you could play a sorcery.			When General Thade enters play from your hand, put into play X 1/1 green Ape creature tokens, where X is the number of creatures you control, including General Thade.
				"What will he find out there, doctor?" — Dr. Zira "His destiny." — Dr. Zaius
	Illus. Sam Emerson	3/2					Illus. Sam Emerson	1/3
	© 2001 Twentieth Century Fox						© 2001 Twentieth Century Fox

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				Rule the Planet	3GG
				Sorcery
				You may play Rule the Planet any time you could play an instant if you pay 2 more to play it. Until end of turn all creatures you control have power equal to the power of target creature you control.
				"Beware the beast man, for he is the Devils's patron." — Cornelius
				Illus. Sam Emerson
				© 2001 Twentieth Century Fox