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	[[skub\|Interestingly enough]], amongst a cast of [[Chandra Nalaar\|poorly]] [[Urza\|written]] [[Barrin\|characters]] and/or [[Jace Beleren\|tending]] [[Nicol Bolas\|toward]] [[Eldrazi\|full-blown Mary Sue-dom]], he's arguably one of the more likeable ones: He's not stupidly OP and untouchable, he makes mistakes and he learns and 'grow' from them.		[[skub\|Interestingly enough]], amongst a cast of [[Chandra Nalaar\|poorly]] [[Urza\|written]] [[Barrin\|characters]] and/or [[Jace Beleren\|tending]] [[Nicol Bolas\|toward]] [[Eldrazi\|full-blown Mary Sue-dom]], he's arguably one of the more likeable ones: He's not stupidly OP and untouchable, he makes mistakes and he learns and 'grow' from them.

	Unfortunately, a drop of oil from [[Phyrexia]] found its way into him, making him the unwitting catalyst of his own plane of [[~~Mirrordin~~]]'s conversion into [[New Phyrexia]].		Unfortunately, a drop of oil from [[Phyrexia]] found its way into him, making him the unwitting catalyst of his own plane of [[Mirrodin]]'s conversion into [[New Phyrexia]].

	==Cards==		==Cards==

1d4chan>Kirbanzo at 05:04, 13 January 2021

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	[[skub\|Interestingly enough]], amongst a cast of [[Chandra Nalaar\|poorly]] [[Urza\|written]] [[Barrin\|characters]] and/or [[Jace Beleren\|tending]] [[Nicol Bolas\|toward]] [[Eldrazi\|full-blown Mary Sue-dom]], he's arguably one of the more likeable ones: He's not stupidly OP and untouchable, he makes mistakes and he learns and 'grow' from them.		[[skub\|Interestingly enough]], amongst a cast of [[Chandra Nalaar\|poorly]] [[Urza\|written]] [[Barrin\|characters]] and/or [[Jace Beleren\|tending]] [[Nicol Bolas\|toward]] [[Eldrazi\|full-blown Mary Sue-dom]], he's arguably one of the more likeable ones: He's not stupidly OP and untouchable, he makes mistakes and he learns and 'grow' from them.

	Unfortunately, a drop of oil from [[Phyrexia]] found its way into him, making him the unwitting catalyst of Mirrordin's conversion into [[New Phyrexia]].		Unfortunately, a drop of oil from [[Phyrexia]] found its way into him, making him the unwitting catalyst of his own plane of [[Mirrordin]]'s conversion into [[New Phyrexia]].

	==Cards==		==Cards==

1d4chan>Kirbanzo at 05:03, 13 January 2021

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	[[skub\|Interestingly enough]], amongst a cast of [[Chandra Nalaar\|poorly]] [[Urza\|written]] [[Barrin\|characters]] and/or [[Jace Beleren\|tending]] [[Nicol Bolas\|toward]] [[Eldrazi\|full-blown Mary Sue-dom]], he's arguably one of the more likeable ones: He's not stupidly OP and untouchable, he makes mistakes and he learns and 'grow' from them.		[[skub\|Interestingly enough]], amongst a cast of [[Chandra Nalaar\|poorly]] [[Urza\|written]] [[Barrin\|characters]] and/or [[Jace Beleren\|tending]] [[Nicol Bolas\|toward]] [[Eldrazi\|full-blown Mary Sue-dom]], he's arguably one of the more likeable ones: He's not stupidly OP and untouchable, he makes mistakes and he learns and 'grow' from them.

			Unfortunately, a drop of oil from [[Phyrexia]] found its way into him, making him the unwitting catalyst of Mirrordin's conversion into [[New Phyrexia]].

	==Cards==		==Cards==

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	''Not to be mixed up with [[Khârn\|this swell guy]] under pain of [[rip and tear\|brutal dismemberment]]!''		''Not to be mixed up with [[Khârn\|this swell guy]] under pain of [[rip and tear\|brutal dismemberment]]!''

	Karn is one of the recurring characters in [[Magic: The Gathering]]. Originally a golem built by [[Urza]], in an effort to make a fully sentient creation Urza equipped Karn with a 'gubbinz' that allowed him to develop a personality which would grow and evolve and make decisions on his own should the need call for it. Oh, and the fact he's 100% artificial allows ~~hime~~ to time-travel, which can come in handy at times.		Karn is one of the recurring characters in [[Magic: The Gathering]]. Originally a golem built by [[Urza]], in an effort to make a fully sentient creation Urza equipped Karn with a 'gubbinz' that allowed him to develop a personality which would grow and evolve and make decisions on his own should the need call for it. Oh, and the fact he's 100% artificial allows him to time-travel, which can come in handy at times.

	[[skub\|Interestingly enough]], amongst a cast of [[Chandra Nalaar\|poorly]] [[Urza\|written]] [[Barrin\|characters]] and/or [[Jace Beleren\|tending]] [[Nicol Bolas\|toward]] [[Eldrazi\|full-blown Mary Sue-dom]], he's arguably one of the more likeable ones: He's not stupidly OP and untouchable, he makes mistakes and he learns and 'grow' from them.		[[skub\|Interestingly enough]], amongst a cast of [[Chandra Nalaar\|poorly]] [[Urza\|written]] [[Barrin\|characters]] and/or [[Jace Beleren\|tending]] [[Nicol Bolas\|toward]] [[Eldrazi\|full-blown Mary Sue-dom]], he's arguably one of the more likeable ones: He's not stupidly OP and untouchable, he makes mistakes and he learns and 'grow' from them.

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	~~{{stub}}~~		[[File:Karn Walker.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Karn, pictured here during the third turn of the game.]]

			''Not to be mixed up with [[Khârn\|this swell guy]] under pain of [[rip and tear\|brutal dismemberment]]!''

			Karn is one of the recurring characters in [[Magic: The Gathering]]. Originally a golem built by [[Urza]], in an effort to make a fully sentient creation Urza equipped Karn with a 'gubbinz' that allowed him to develop a personality which would grow and evolve and make decisions on his own should the need call for it. Oh, and the fact he's 100% artificial allows hime to time-travel, which can come in handy at times.

			[[skub\|Interestingly enough]], amongst a cast of [[Chandra Nalaar\|poorly]] [[Urza\|written]] [[Barrin\|characters]] and/or [[Jace Beleren\|tending]] [[Nicol Bolas\|toward]] [[Eldrazi\|full-blown Mary Sue-dom]], he's arguably one of the more likeable ones: He's not stupidly OP and untouchable, he makes mistakes and he learns and 'grow' from them.


	~~[[File:Karn Walker.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Karn, pictured here during the third turn of the game.]]~~

	==Cards==		==Cards==

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 ==Amusing Combo==
 Perhaps the most amusing way to win a game of Magic (and arguably has a 100% win rate, ''technically'' speaking) is to Ultimate Karn Liberated with the Barren Glory as the only non-Aura permanent exiled by his loyalty abilities. Proceed to ''MULLIGAN TO ZERO'', and then '''win on your upkeep'''. If you actually took the time to read Karn's ''13'' rulings, you would know that his Ultimate puts you on the play (meaning more than likely the opponent won't get to do anything 'the entire game').
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173.191.250.20 at 03:48, 21 March 2020

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	Karn has 3 planeswalker cards. True to his roots as an artifact creature, he is colorless. Karn was the first colorless planeswalker card. Karn shares the spot for most third most expensive (CMC wise) planeswalker with Garruk, Apex Predator. Still, the cost of 7 generic mana is deliberate; this is the exact amount of land produced by all three "Urzatron" lands combined. Turn-3 Karns are a selling point of Modern 'Tron decks, much to the [[rage]] of many other players.		Karn has 3 planeswalker cards. True to his roots as an artifact creature, he is colorless. Karn was the first colorless planeswalker card. Karn shares the spot for most third most expensive (CMC wise) planeswalker with Garruk, Apex Predator. Still, the cost of 7 generic mana is deliberate; this is the exact amount of land produced by all three "Urzatron" lands combined. Turn-3 Karns are a selling point of Modern 'Tron decks, much to the [[rage]] of many other players.

	Anyway, Karn's first 2 abilities are exiling stuff. Karn's first ability has a "cost" of giving you FOUR planeswalker loyalty counters. The only other planeswalker with a loyalty ability that gives more than 2 is Nicol Bolas. Karn's plus ability (cost aside) is not too exciting on its own. "Target player exiles a card from his or her hand." His next ability is exiling a permanent at a cost of -3. His final ability is unprecedented. He ''restarts the game'' except the non-aura permanents exiled by him start under your control. Enemy Emblems, Taken [[Magic_Formats#Commander\|commander damage]], Have poison counters? Poof, its all gone! Karn's planeswalker card is ''so weird'' that entire '''pages''' of the '''Comprehensive Rules''' are dedicated to this single card[http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/feature/fate-reforged-update-bulletin-comprehensive-rule-changes-2015-01-15] If you take a look at [http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=214350 it's gatherer page], you'll see that it has ''13'' rulings on it .		Anyway, Karn's first 2 abilities are exiling stuff. Karn's first ability has a "cost" of giving you FOUR planeswalker loyalty counters. The only other planeswalker with a loyalty ability that gives more than 2 is Nicol Bolas. Karn's plus ability (cost aside) is not too exciting on its own. "Target player exiles a card from his or her hand." His next ability is exiling a permanent at a cost of -3. His final ability is unprecedented. He ''restarts the game'' except the non-aura permanents exiled by him start under your control. Enemy Emblems, Taken [[Magic_Formats#Commander\|commander damage]], Have poison counters? Poof, its all gone! Karn's planeswalker card is ''so weird'' that entire '''pages''' of the '''Comprehensive Rules''' are dedicated to this single card[http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/feature/fate-reforged-update-bulletin-comprehensive-rule-changes-2015-01-15] If you take a look at [http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=214350 it's gatherer page], you'll see that it has ''13'' rulings on it and EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM relates to his third ability in some way.

	His second incarnation as the Scion of Urza dials back on the unprecedented power of the first Karn walker and is much more suited to a support role. He's a 4 generic mana walker and starts with 5 loyalty. His +1 reveals the top two cards of your deck, and your opponent gets to choose which one to give to you. The other one gets exiled with a silver counter on it for later. This effectively gives you the worst of two draws, but hey, card draw is card draw. His -1 lets you nab any card from your exile zone that has a silver counter on it, just in case you really need that spell that got exiled earlier. His "Ultimate" is a -2 ability that plops down a little Construct artifact creature token that gets bigger the more artifacts you own. So yeah, VERY far from his Liberated form in terms of power, and is more in line with his pacifist nature. If your deck needs a little bit of extra support, and you don't mind getting the worst of two draws for a while, then he can be inserted into most decks without hassle.		His second incarnation as the Scion of Urza dials back on the unprecedented power of the first Karn walker and is much more suited to a support role. He's a 4 generic mana walker and starts with 5 loyalty. His +1 reveals the top two cards of your deck, and your opponent gets to choose which one to give to you. The other one gets exiled with a silver counter on it for later. This effectively gives you the worst of two draws, but hey, card draw is card draw. His -1 lets you nab any card from your exile zone that has a silver counter on it, just in case you really need that spell that got exiled earlier. His "Ultimate" is a -2 ability that plops down a little Construct artifact creature token that gets bigger the more artifacts you own. So yeah, VERY far from his Liberated form in terms of power, and is more in line with his pacifist nature. If your deck needs a little bit of extra support, and you don't mind getting the worst of two draws for a while, then he can be inserted into most decks without hassle.

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	==Cards==		==Cards==
	In addition to his planeswalker card, '''Karn''' has a creature card. A 4/4 that gets -4/+4 if he gets blocks or becomes blocked (Because he is a pacifist, ~~with the apparent exception against planeswalkers~~). He can turn a non-creature artifact into a creature for 1 mana.		In addition to his planeswalker card, '''Karn''' has a creature card. A 4/4 that gets -4/+4 if he gets blocks or becomes blocked (Because he was a pacifist at the time, but eventually got over it). He can turn a non-creature artifact into a creature for 1 mana.

	Karn has 3 planeswalker cards. True to his roots as an artifact creature, he is colorless. Karn was the first colorless planeswalker card. Karn shares the spot for most third most expensive (CMC wise) planeswalker with Garruk, Apex Predator. Still, the cost of 7 generic mana is deliberate; this is the exact amount of land produced by all three "Urzatron" lands combined. Turn-3 Karns are a selling point of Modern 'Tron decks, much to the [[rage]] of many other players.		Karn has 3 planeswalker cards. True to his roots as an artifact creature, he is colorless. Karn was the first colorless planeswalker card. Karn shares the spot for most third most expensive (CMC wise) planeswalker with Garruk, Apex Predator. Still, the cost of 7 generic mana is deliberate; this is the exact amount of land produced by all three "Urzatron" lands combined. Turn-3 Karns are a selling point of Modern 'Tron decks, much to the [[rage]] of many other players.