The Year-End Review Phenomenon card (PLA046) from Magic: The Gathering's 2025 Black Lotus Unknown Planechase set, offering a unique commander transformation mechanic.
Year-End Review
2025 • Magic: The Gathering • Black Lotus Unknown Planechase
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The Year-End Review Phenomenon card (PLA046) stands as a distinctive element within the Magic: The Gathering 2025 Black Lotus Unknown Planechase set. As a Phenomenon card, it serves as a temporary board state that significantly alters the game's trajectory by focusing on the Commander format's core identity. This card introduces a dynamic mechanic that allows players to reshape their strategic options mid-game, making it a compelling addition for enthusiasts of the Planechase variant. The card’s effect permits each player to select a nontoken creature they control, reveal a creature card from their hand, or choose one from their graveyard. These selected cards are then promoted to become commanders, granting the ability to move the new commander into the command zone. This rule change expands tactical possibilities, allowing commanders to be summoned directly from the battlefield, hand, or graveyard without the usual restrictions. Importantly, original commanders retain their status, ensuring that the game’s existing progression remains intact while offering fresh opportunities for recovery or adaptation. Collectors and players value the Year-End Review for its ability to introduce chaos and creativity into matches. Its common rarity ensures accessibility, while its specific function within the Black Lotus Unknown Planechase set provides a unique experience that differs from standard Commander gameplay. The card’s design and rules text encourage strategic thinking, rewarding players who can anticipate and capitalize on sudden shifts in board control. For those building their Magic: The Gathering collections, this card represents a fascinating intersection of mechanic innovation and format-specific utility. It is an essential piece for understanding the evolving landscape of Planechase and Commander interactions in modern Magic releases. The card’s ability to bridge the gap between traditional combat and commander summoning makes it a standout in the 2025 set, offering both casual and competitive players a novel way to engage with the game’s deepest mechanics.
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Year-End Review
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Magic: The Gathering
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Common
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English
Phenomenon
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Each player may choose a nontoken creature they own on the battlefield, reveal a creature card from their hand, or choose a creature card in their graveyard. Those cards become promoted to commander. Each player may put their new commander into the com- mand zone. Then planeswalk away from this phenom- enon. (All original commanders are still commanders.)










