Magic the Gathering

Video Game • 1993 • Fantasy  

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Does the dog die?
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Does a pet die?
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Were animals harmed in the making?
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Theoretically, not canonically
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Carcasses and zombified creatures are pretty common imagery, especially on planes such as Innistrad and Amonkhet.
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Does someone vomit?
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Is an animal abandoned?
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Is an animal sad?
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Are rabbits harmed?
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Does someone self harm?
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There are cards that imply self-harm, particularly cards that use black mana and require payment of life in order to gain bonuses and card advantage.
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Is there body horror?
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Anything to do with Phyrexia or compleation is body horror, especially anything to do with Elesh Norn.
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Addiction
Does someone abuse alcohol?
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Are animals abused?
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Some depictions of this are present in certain cards, such as "Heartless Act".
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Does a cat die?
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Does an animal die?
(besides a dog, cat or horse)
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Does a horse die?
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Does a dragon die?
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Are there bugs?
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Beetles, bees, ants, flies, and many more types of insects are all supported under the blanket term ‘Insect’. Of note specifically is the card Delver of Secrets, which transforms into an gross bug monster, the insect-headed gods in the Hour of Devastation set and the planeswalker Grist, who is a sentient swarm of insects.
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Are there snakes?
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Are there spiders?
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Bodily Harm
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Cards that send other cards from the deck to the graveyard show this happening. (i.e. Entomb, Premature Burial, Cemetery Tampering)
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Does someone break a bone?
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The highly played card Fatal Push depicts this happening.
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Many red spells feature the use of fire and electricity to deal damage to opponents and their creatures, such as Lightning Bolt, Lava Coil, or Banefire. Jaya Ballard and Chandra Nalaar are notable for their use of fire magic
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A small number of cards (e.g. Eye Gouge) depict eye damage.
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Is someone tortured?
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Children
Does a kid die?
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There are children depicted as creature cards that can die (Twins of Maurer Estate, Curious Pair, Little Girl, etc.)
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Family
Does a parent die?
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Is someone kidnapped?
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The card Hostage Taker allows you to take an opponent’s creature and summon it to your side of the field, with the implication being it’s been kidnapped and later recruited into a pirate’s crew.
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Are there clowns?
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On the plane of Ravnica, many members of the Cult of Rakdos dress up as jesters, sometimes with clown-like makeup.
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Are there ghosts?
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The Spirit creature type often depicts people who have died and have become ghosts.
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Many spells that allow you to take control of opponent’s permanents or your opponent themselves use possession as the flavor for it. (i.e. Mass Manipulation, Take Possession, Mindslaver)
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Medical
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Some cards depict needles and syringes.
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Prejudice
Are there fat jokes?
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There are several LGBT characters and some have canonically passed away. You can play as them in battle, which means they may die.
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Sex
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Some earlier card artworks featuring women had more risque and revealing clothes, but it’s much less apparent and common with the game’s current art direction now.
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Spoiler
Does it have a sad ending?
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Vehicular
Does a car crash?
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Vehicles can crash into creatures when blocked by them, and can be destroyed if they take too much damage.
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Violence
Is there blood/gore?
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Magic is a game all about combat, so there are cards that depict acts of violence and murder. (i.e. Murder, Hero’s Downfall, Terminate, Go for the Throat)
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Does someone drown?
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The card Drown in the Loch shows this happening, and March of the Drowned depicts victims of drowning. In the Theros Beyond Death trailer, Elspeth is also shown being close to drowning as she's dragged underwater by nightmare creatures.
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Ixalan features pirates with flintlock pistols and cannons. Streets of New Capenna has characters using very stylized energy guns modelled after brass instruments, as well as magic channeled through finger guns.
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