My Forces Are Innumerable, a 2017 Archenemy ongoing scheme that transforms the game's end steps with Horror tokens and creature sacrifice challenges.
My Forces Are Innumerable
2017 • Magic: The Gathering • Archenemy: Nicol Bolas Schemes
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Description
The My Forces Are Innumerable card stands as a defining element of Magic: The Gathering’s 2017 Archenemy: Nicol Bolas Schemes set, designed specifically for the asymmetric Archenemy format. As a common ongoing scheme, it provides a persistent threat that evolves throughout the match, offering a unique mechanical experience distinct from traditional creature or sorcery cards. This product appeals to collectors who appreciate the strategic depth and thematic storytelling inherent in the Archenemy expansion, where players assume the role of the powerful Planeswalker Nicol Bolas. Mechanically, the card functions by remaining face up on the battlefield until abandoned. It creates a compelling rhythm of action and reaction: at the beginning of the controller's end step, the scheme generates a 3/3 black Horror creature token, steadily building an army. Conversely, during each opponent's end step, they face a difficult choice—sacrifice two creatures of their choice to abandon the scheme entirely, or let the board fill with enemies. This push-and-pull dynamic makes it a favorite for players seeking aggressive, token-based strategies that overwhelm opponents through attrition and board presence. The card, numbered 11★ and illustrated by Seb McKinnon, captures the oppressive nature of Bolas’s machinations. Collectors often seek out this scheme to complete their Archenemy sets or to build dedicated Archenemy decks that maximize the impact of ongoing schemes. Its straightforward yet impactful design ensures it remains a staple for those looking to experience the full scope of the Archenemy format. Whether you are a seasoned Archenemy veteran or a new collector exploring Magic's diverse product lines, this card represents a key piece of the set's strategic identity.
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My Forces Are Innumerable
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Seb McKinnon
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English
Ongoing Scheme
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(An ongoing scheme remains face up until it's abandoned.) At the beginning of your end step, create a 3/3 black Horror creature token. At the beginning of your opponents' end step, they may sacrifice two creatures of their choice. If they do, abandon this scheme.
FAQ
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What is the Archenemy format in Magic: The Gathering?
Archenemy is an asymmetric multiplayer format where one player takes on the role of the Archenemy (usually Nicol Bolas) using a deck built around powerful scheme cards, while the other players cooperate as heroes to defeat them.
How does My Forces Are Innumerable affect gameplay?
This ongoing scheme creates a 3/3 black Horror token at the start of the controller's end step. Opponents must sacrifice two creatures at the start of their end steps to abandon the scheme, otherwise, the controller's board presence grows significantly.
Who illustrated the My Forces Are Innumerable card?
The card features artwork by Seb McKinnon, whose style contributes to the dark and imposing aesthetic of the Archenemy: Nicol Bolas Schemes set.
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