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119.93.145.246: /* Origins */

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Origins

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	==Origins==		==Origins==
	Gideon grew up on [[Theros]], where he was born Kytheon ~~Iura~~ in the city of Akros. Never knowing his father and his mother dying while he was still a young man, Gideon ended up as the head of a Robin Hood-style gang that took from the rich and gave to the rich. Eventually Gideon was captured and put in prison. Because of his talents the prison could not hold Gideon, and the constabulary handed him over to a man that would teach him hieromancy to rehabilitate him. After a few escape attempts Gideon folded and began to learn hieromancy in earnest.		Gideon grew up on [[Theros]], where he was born Kytheon Iora in the city of Akros. Never knowing his father and his mother dying while he was still a young man, Gideon ended up as the head of a Robin Hood-style gang that took from the rich and gave to the rich. Eventually Gideon was captured and put in prison. Because of his talents the prison could not hold Gideon, and the constabulary handed him over to a man that would teach him hieromancy to rehabilitate him. After a few escape attempts Gideon folded and began to learn hieromancy in earnest.

	During his training he was taught of the Planeswalkers. One of them was the teacher of Gideon's master and the original owner of the three-bladed whip called the ''sural''. He was also given a warning against pyromancers, one of whom killed the teacher's master. When he killed an opponent much stronger than he was, Gideon [[meme\|saw everything forever]], attained Nirvana and fell into the Blind Eternities. When he hit the ground he lost his zen and quickly returned to his master, who revealed that he [[Just As Planned\|expected this all along and was the reason he started to train Gideon]]. He was given the ''sural'' and left on his own, trying to find enlightenment once more.		During his training he was taught of the Planeswalkers. One of them was the teacher of Gideon's master and the original owner of the three-bladed whip called the ''sural''. He was also given a warning against pyromancers, one of whom killed the teacher's master. When he killed an opponent much stronger than he was, Gideon [[meme\|saw everything forever]], attained Nirvana and fell into the Blind Eternities. When he hit the ground he lost his zen and quickly returned to his master, who revealed that he [[Just As Planned\|expected this all along and was the reason he started to train Gideon]]. He was given the ''sural'' and left on his own, trying to find enlightenment once more.

2600:1011:B11E:5E61:BCAA:30C1:9C0E:1AB2: Literally quoting their ruling on "Infect" behavior verbatim from gatherer.wizards.com

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Literally quoting their ruling on "Infect" behavior verbatim from gatherer.wizards.com

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	\| First there is Gideon Jura, costing 5 mana for 6 loyalty, making one of the more survivable planeswalkers. His +2 is COME ON, where all creatures target players control attack Gideon if able, making for a nice [[DISTRACTION CARNIFEX\|distraction]]. The second is a FALCON PUNCH costing -2 and destroys a tapped creature. As his "ultimate" (that is free if I may add, the only Planeswalker to have this) he runs onto the battlefield and knees someone in the face, in the shape of a 6/6 Human Soldier that prevents all damage done to him.		\| First there is Gideon Jura, costing 5 mana for 6 loyalty, making one of the more survivable planeswalkers. His +2 is COME ON, where all creatures target players control attack Gideon if able, making for a nice [[DISTRACTION CARNIFEX\|distraction]]. The second is a FALCON PUNCH costing -2 and destroys a tapped creature. As his "ultimate" (that is free if I may add, the only Planeswalker to have this) he runs onto the battlefield and knees someone in the face, in the shape of a 6/6 Human Soldier that prevents all damage done to him.

	This does not make him immune to Infect, so he can be [[Wat\|a Planeswalker with -1/-1 tokens on him that do not affect him otherwise.]] ~~<strike>~~If I may interject, this is false. ~~Infect is a replacement effect for~~ damage~~, meaning that if Gideon was blocked by~~ a ~~creature~~ with infect~~, it still deals combat damage, it's just~~ that ~~the damage~~ is ~~replaced by -1/-1 counters or poison counters. So, in short it still gets~~ prevented, ~~meaning Gideon can't be infected. If it were a card~~ that ~~placed~~ -1/-1 counters ~~on Gideon while he was going over~~ to ~~knee your opponent in the face, whole different story.</strike> Ignore this as its wrong~~.		This does not make him immune to Infect, so he can be [[Wat\|a Planeswalker with -1/-1 tokens on him that do not affect him otherwise.]] If I may interject, this is false. If damage from a source with infect that would be dealt to a creature is prevented, that creature doesn’t get -1/-1 counters according to official Wizards erratta.
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	! [[File:Gideon_2.jpg\|100px]]		! [[File:Gideon_2.jpg\|100px]]

1d4chan>Emerald Claw: /* On Zendikar */

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On Zendikar

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	==On Zendikar==		==On Zendikar==
	Regretting letting her go like that, Gideon went to Zendikar as well. Tracing her through the continent of Akoum, he lost her near the Eye of Ugin. Taking a rest at Fort Keff, that night the fort was attacked by a surrakar that was dealt with shortly. Gideon interrogated the injured creature, warning him of its returned gods. The next day streams of refugees poured into the camp while telling tales of hideous monsters. These turned out to be the Eldrazi, beings born in the Blind Eternities and feed on mana to the point that planes are destroyed in the process. Attacking the fortress, Gideon's presence turned the tide against the Eldrazi and was hailed a hero. [[Fail\|Until Ulamog, the most powerful of the Eldrazi showed up.]] Gideon helped evacuate the people into a series of underground rivers. Knowing that he could not stand against an Eldrazi Titan alone he left in search of a group of Planeswalkers he heard rumors about, possibly the Infinite Consortium. Which [[Jace Beleren]] [[Not as planned\|had recently gutted.]] [[Troll\|Oh well.]]		Regretting letting her go like that, Gideon went to Zendikar as well. Tracing her through the continent of Akoum, he lost her near the Eye of Ugin. Taking a rest at Fort Keff, that night the fort was attacked by a surrakar that was dealt with shortly. Gideon interrogated the injured creature, warning him of its returned gods. The next day streams of refugees poured into the camp while telling tales of hideous monsters. These turned out to be the Eldrazi, beings born in the Blind Eternities and feed on mana to the point that planes are destroyed in the process. Attacking the fortress, Gideon's presence turned the tide against the Eldrazi and was hailed a hero. [[Fail\|Until Ulamog, the most powerful of the Eldrazi showed up.]] Gideon helped evacuate the people into a series of underground rivers. Knowing that he could not stand against an Eldrazi Titan alone he left in search of a group of Planeswalkers he heard rumors about, possibly the [[Infinite Consortium]]. Which [[Jace Beleren]] [[Not as planned\|had recently gutted.]] [[Troll\|Oh well.]]

	==Cards==		==Cards==

1d4chan>Dies to Removal: /* Cards */ Pictures

2017-04-06T00:59:13Z

Cards: Pictures

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	\| The second is Gideon, [[Paladin\|Champion of Justice]], a 4 for 4 deal. Like his earlier version he's rather peculiar. He keeps up the persona of Captain Falcon in his abilities; his +1 (actually +X) is a SHOW ME YA MOVES and gives him a loyalty counter for every creature target opponent controls. You might realise this potentially generates a LOT of counters. This is useful for two reasons. The first is his second ability that once again turns him into a creature, but his strength and toughness is linked to his loyalty counters, having him jump onto the battlefield with a big "HYES!". His final ability, coming at an unheard of -15. This comes, however, at a VERY powerful effect: the exile of all other permanents. It's like [[Elspeth Tirel]]'s third ability cranked up to 11: not even tokens or lands are spared, and they are exiled. This is approximated to having a FALCON PUNCH collide with another FALCON PUNCH.		\| The second is Gideon, [[Paladin\|Champion of Justice]], a 4 for 4 deal. Like his earlier version he's rather peculiar. He keeps up the persona of Captain Falcon in his abilities; his +1 (actually +X) is a SHOW ME YA MOVES and gives him a loyalty counter for every creature target opponent controls. You might realise this potentially generates a LOT of counters. This is useful for two reasons. The first is his second ability that once again turns him into a creature, but his strength and toughness is linked to his loyalty counters, having him jump onto the battlefield with a big "HYES!". His final ability, coming at an unheard of -15. This comes, however, at a VERY powerful effect: the exile of all other permanents. It's like [[Elspeth Tirel]]'s third ability cranked up to 11: not even tokens or lands are spared, and they are exiled. This is approximated to having a FALCON PUNCH collide with another FALCON PUNCH.
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	! [[File:~~Chandra FoK~~.jpg\|100px]]		! [[File:Kytheon, Hero of Akros.full.jpg\|100px]]
	[[File:~~Chandra RF~~.jpg\|100px]]		[[File:Gideon, Battle-Forged.full.jpg\|100px]]
	\| The third is a flip card.		\| The third is a flip card.
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	! [[File:Gideon ~~AKH~~.~~jpg~~\|100px]]		! [[File:Gideon-of-the-Trials.png\|100px]]
	\| Because the last Gideon wasn't pushed enough, Wizards has blessed us with this.		\| Because the last Gideon wasn't pushed enough, Wizards has blessed us with this.
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1d4chan>Dies to Removal: /* Cards */ uglier formatting, but much easier to understand

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Cards: uglier formatting, but much easier to understand

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	==Cards==		==Cards==
	Gideon Jura appears on four cards. He has been called the [[Awesome\|Captain Falcon]] of [[Magic: The Gathering]] in that his abilities resemble some of the Captain's famous lines/moves. This is also because of his skill in hand-to-hand combat, as shown in the picture above where he murdered a lot of Eldrazi with his bare goddamn hands.		Gideon Jura appears on four cards. He has been called the [[Awesome\|Captain Falcon]] of [[Magic: The Gathering]] in that his abilities resemble some of the Captain's famous lines/moves. This is also because of his skill in hand-to-hand combat, as shown in the picture above where he murdered a lot of Eldrazi with his bare goddamn hands.
	~~[[File:Gideon_1.jpg~~\|~~200px\|thumb\|left~~\|Gideon ~~Jura.]]~~		{\| class="wikitable"
	~~[[File:Gideon_2.jpg~~\|~~200px\|thumb\|right\|Gideon, Champion of Justice.]]~~		\|+ All of the Gideon's
	[[File:~~Gideon, Ally of Zendikar.full~~.jpg\|~~200px\|thumb\|right\|Gideon, <s>Ally of Zendikar</s> Crewer of Kiran.~~]]		! Card
	First there is Gideon Jura, costing 5 mana for 6 loyalty, making one of the more survivable planeswalkers. His +2 is COME ON, where all creatures target players control attack Gideon if able, making for a nice [[DISTRACTION CARNIFEX\|distraction]]. The second is a FALCON PUNCH costing -2 and destroys a tapped creature. As his "ultimate" (that is free if I may add, the only Planeswalker to have this) he runs onto the battlefield and knees someone in the face, in the shape of a 6/6 Human Soldier that prevents all damage done to him.		! Expert Commentary
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			! [[File:Gideon_1.jpg\|100px]]
			\| First there is Gideon Jura, costing 5 mana for 6 loyalty, making one of the more survivable planeswalkers. His +2 is COME ON, where all creatures target players control attack Gideon if able, making for a nice [[DISTRACTION CARNIFEX\|distraction]]. The second is a FALCON PUNCH costing -2 and destroys a tapped creature. As his "ultimate" (that is free if I may add, the only Planeswalker to have this) he runs onto the battlefield and knees someone in the face, in the shape of a 6/6 Human Soldier that prevents all damage done to him.

	This does not make him immune to Infect, so he can be [[Wat\|a Planeswalker with -1/-1 tokens on him that do not affect him otherwise.]] <strike>If I may interject, this is false. Infect is a replacement effect for damage, meaning that if Gideon was blocked by a creature with infect, it still deals combat damage, it's just that the damage is replaced by -1/-1 counters or poison counters. So, in short it still gets prevented, meaning Gideon can't be infected. If it were a card that placed -1/-1 counters on Gideon while he was going over to knee your opponent in the face, whole different story.</strike> Ignore this as its wrong.		This does not make him immune to Infect, so he can be [[Wat\|a Planeswalker with -1/-1 tokens on him that do not affect him otherwise.]] <strike>If I may interject, this is false. Infect is a replacement effect for damage, meaning that if Gideon was blocked by a creature with infect, it still deals combat damage, it's just that the damage is replaced by -1/-1 counters or poison counters. So, in short it still gets prevented, meaning Gideon can't be infected. If it were a card that placed -1/-1 counters on Gideon while he was going over to knee your opponent in the face, whole different story.</strike> Ignore this as its wrong.
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			! [[File:Gideon_2.jpg\|100px]]
			\| The second is Gideon, [[Paladin\|Champion of Justice]], a 4 for 4 deal. Like his earlier version he's rather peculiar. He keeps up the persona of Captain Falcon in his abilities; his +1 (actually +X) is a SHOW ME YA MOVES and gives him a loyalty counter for every creature target opponent controls. You might realise this potentially generates a LOT of counters. This is useful for two reasons. The first is his second ability that once again turns him into a creature, but his strength and toughness is linked to his loyalty counters, having him jump onto the battlefield with a big "HYES!". His final ability, coming at an unheard of -15. This comes, however, at a VERY powerful effect: the exile of all other permanents. It's like [[Elspeth Tirel]]'s third ability cranked up to 11: not even tokens or lands are spared, and they are exiled. This is approximated to having a FALCON PUNCH collide with another FALCON PUNCH.
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			! [[File:Chandra FoK.jpg\|100px]]
			[[File:Chandra RF.jpg\|100px]]
			\| The third is a flip card.
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			! [[File:Gideon, Ally of Zendikar.full.jpg\|100px]]
			\| The fourth is Gideon, Ally of Zendikar. He can make 2/2 tokens for free, beat face in as a 5/5, and give all your weenies +1/+1. He also crews Heart of Kiran.

	~~The second is Gideon,~~ [[~~Paladin~~\|~~Champion of Justice~~]]~~, a 4 for 4 deal. Like his earlier version he's rather peculiar. He keeps up~~ the persona of Captain Falcon in his abilities; his +1 (actually +X) is a SHOW ME YA MOVES and gives him a loyalty counter for every creature target opponent controls. You might realise this potentially generates a LOT of counters. This is useful for two reasons. The first is his second ability that once again turns him into a creature, but his strength and toughness is linked to his loyalty counters, having him jump onto the battlefield with a big "HYES!". His final ability, coming at an unheard of -15. This comes, however, at a VERY powerful effect: the exile of all other permanents. It's like [[Elspeth Tirel]]'~~s third ability cranked up to 11: not even tokens or lands are spared~~, ~~and they are exiled. This is approximated to having a FALCON PUNCH collide~~ with ~~another FALCON PUNCH~~.		\|-
			! [[File:Gideon AKH.jpg\|100px]]
	~~The third is a flip card.~~		\| Because the last Gideon wasn't pushed enough, Wizards has blessed us with this.
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	~~The fourth is Gideon, Ally of Zendikar. He can make 2/2 tokens for free, beat face in as a 5/5, and give all your weenies +1/+1. He also crews Heart of Kiran.~~		\|}

	{{Planeswalkers}}		{{Planeswalkers}}

1d4chan>Dies to Removal: /* Cards */ added new Gideons

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Cards: added new Gideons

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	[[File:Gideon_1.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Gideon Jura.]]		[[File:Gideon_1.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Gideon Jura.]]
	[[File:Gideon_2.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Gideon, Champion of Justice.]]		[[File:Gideon_2.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Gideon, Champion of Justice.]]
			[[File:Gideon, Ally of Zendikar.full.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Gideon, <s>Ally of Zendikar</s> Crewer of Kiran.]]
	First there is Gideon Jura, costing 5 mana for 6 loyalty, making one of the more survivable planeswalkers. His +2 is COME ON, where all creatures target players control attack Gideon if able, making for a nice [[DISTRACTION CARNIFEX\|distraction]]. The second is a FALCON PUNCH costing -2 and destroys a tapped creature. As his "ultimate" (that is free if I may add, the only Planeswalker to have this) he runs onto the battlefield and knees someone in the face, in the shape of a 6/6 Human Soldier that prevents all damage done to him.		First there is Gideon Jura, costing 5 mana for 6 loyalty, making one of the more survivable planeswalkers. His +2 is COME ON, where all creatures target players control attack Gideon if able, making for a nice [[DISTRACTION CARNIFEX\|distraction]]. The second is a FALCON PUNCH costing -2 and destroys a tapped creature. As his "ultimate" (that is free if I may add, the only Planeswalker to have this) he runs onto the battlefield and knees someone in the face, in the shape of a 6/6 Human Soldier that prevents all damage done to him.

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	The second is Gideon, [[Paladin\|Champion of Justice]], a 4 for 4 deal. Like his earlier version he's rather peculiar. He keeps up the persona of Captain Falcon in his abilities; his +1 (actually +X) is a SHOW ME YA MOVES and gives him a loyalty counter for every creature target opponent controls. You might realise this potentially generates a LOT of counters. This is useful for two reasons. The first is his second ability that once again turns him into a creature, but his strength and toughness is linked to his loyalty counters, having him jump onto the battlefield with a big "HYES!". His final ability, coming at an unheard of -15. This comes, however, at a VERY powerful effect: the exile of all other permanents. It's like [[Elspeth Tirel]]'s third ability cranked up to 11: not even tokens or lands are spared, and they are exiled. This is approximated to having a FALCON PUNCH collide with another FALCON PUNCH.		The second is Gideon, [[Paladin\|Champion of Justice]], a 4 for 4 deal. Like his earlier version he's rather peculiar. He keeps up the persona of Captain Falcon in his abilities; his +1 (actually +X) is a SHOW ME YA MOVES and gives him a loyalty counter for every creature target opponent controls. You might realise this potentially generates a LOT of counters. This is useful for two reasons. The first is his second ability that once again turns him into a creature, but his strength and toughness is linked to his loyalty counters, having him jump onto the battlefield with a big "HYES!". His final ability, coming at an unheard of -15. This comes, however, at a VERY powerful effect: the exile of all other permanents. It's like [[Elspeth Tirel]]'s third ability cranked up to 11: not even tokens or lands are spared, and they are exiled. This is approximated to having a FALCON PUNCH collide with another FALCON PUNCH.

			The third is a flip card.

			The fourth is Gideon, Ally of Zendikar. He can make 2/2 tokens for free, beat face in as a 5/5, and give all your weenies +1/+1. He also crews Heart of Kiran.

	{{Planeswalkers}}		{{Planeswalkers}}

1d4chan>Dies to Removal: /* Cards */ updated number of cards

2017-01-06T00:07:46Z

Cards: updated number of cards

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	==Cards==		==Cards==
	Gideon Jura appears on ~~two~~ cards. He has been called the [[Awesome\|Captain Falcon]] of [[Magic: The Gathering]] in that his abilities resemble some of the Captain's famous lines/moves. This is also because of his skill in hand-to-hand combat, as shown in the picture above where he murdered a lot of Eldrazi with his bare goddamn hands.		Gideon Jura appears on four cards. He has been called the [[Awesome\|Captain Falcon]] of [[Magic: The Gathering]] in that his abilities resemble some of the Captain's famous lines/moves. This is also because of his skill in hand-to-hand combat, as shown in the picture above where he murdered a lot of Eldrazi with his bare goddamn hands.
	[[File:Gideon_1.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Gideon Jura.]]		[[File:Gideon_1.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Gideon Jura.]]
	[[File:Gideon_2.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Gideon, Champion of Justice.]]		[[File:Gideon_2.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Gideon, Champion of Justice.]]

1d4chan>Biggus Berrus at 10:16, 20 October 2016

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	The second is Gideon, [[Paladin\|Champion of Justice]], a 4 for 4 deal. Like his earlier version he's rather peculiar. He keeps up the persona of Captain Falcon in his abilities; his +1 (actually +X) is a SHOW ME YA MOVES and gives him a loyalty counter for every creature target opponent controls. You might realise this potentially generates a LOT of counters. This is useful for two reasons. The first is his second ability that once again turns him into a creature, but his strength and toughness is linked to his loyalty counters, having him jump onto the battlefield with a big "HYES!". His final ability, coming at an unheard of -15. This comes, however, at a VERY powerful effect: the exile of all other permanents. It's like [[Elspeth Tirel]]'s third ability cranked up to 11: not even tokens or lands are spared, and they are exiled. This is approximated to having a FALCON PUNCH collide with another FALCON PUNCH.		The second is Gideon, [[Paladin\|Champion of Justice]], a 4 for 4 deal. Like his earlier version he's rather peculiar. He keeps up the persona of Captain Falcon in his abilities; his +1 (actually +X) is a SHOW ME YA MOVES and gives him a loyalty counter for every creature target opponent controls. You might realise this potentially generates a LOT of counters. This is useful for two reasons. The first is his second ability that once again turns him into a creature, but his strength and toughness is linked to his loyalty counters, having him jump onto the battlefield with a big "HYES!". His final ability, coming at an unheard of -15. This comes, however, at a VERY powerful effect: the exile of all other permanents. It's like [[Elspeth Tirel]]'s third ability cranked up to 11: not even tokens or lands are spared, and they are exiled. This is approximated to having a FALCON PUNCH collide with another FALCON PUNCH.

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