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Mount Keralia
OPC2 · Planechase 2012 Planes #25 · Common · released 2012-06-01
Plane — Regatha
At the beginning of your end step, put a pressure counter on Mount Keralia.
When you planeswalk away from Mount Keralia, it deals damage equal to the number of pressure counters on it to each creature and each planeswalker.
Whenever chaos ensues, prevent all damage that planes named Mount Keralia would deal this game to permanents you control.
Mount Keralia is a common card from Planechase 2012 Planes (2012). It has been printed 2 times across 2 sets, from 2012 to 2016. Recent market prices range from $2.43 to $2.88 depending on printing and finish.
USD$2.43
Format legality
Where you can play Mount Keralia in sanctioned and popular formats.
StandardNot legal
PioneerNot legal
ModernNot legal
LegacyNot legal
VintageNot legal
CommanderNot legal
PauperNot legal
OathbreakerNot legal
HistoricNot legal
BrawlNot legal
Penny DreadfulNot legal
All printings (2)
Prices range from $2.43 to $2.88 across finishes. Cheapest printing: Planechase 2012 Planes at $2.43.
| Set | No. | Rarity | Price | Foil |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Planechase 2012 Planes This page | 25 | Common | $2.43 | — |
| Planechase Anthology Planes | 52 | Common | $2.88 | — |
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Rulings
Official rulings from Wizards of the Coast (1).
- 2012-06-01If you roll {CHAOS}, Mount Keralia’s damage-prevention effect will last for the rest of the game. It will apply to damage dealt by any plane named Mount Keralia, regardless of who owns that plane.
Frequently asked questions
Is Mount Keralia legal in Commander?
No — Mount Keralia is not currently legal in Commander.
What formats is Mount Keralia legal in?
Mount Keralia is not currently legal in any major constructed format.
How many times has Mount Keralia been printed?
Mount Keralia has been printed 2 times across 2 sets, from 2012 to 2016.
What is the cheapest printing of Mount Keralia?
The cheapest printing is Planechase 2012 Planes (#25) at about $2.43.
Who illustrated Mount Keralia?
This printing of Mount Keralia was illustrated by Franz Vohwinkel.