Kharasha Foothills

Description

Kharasha Foothills is a Plane card from the Mongseng sub-type, featured in the 2016 Planechase Anthology Planes set. As card number 43 in this collection, it serves as a central board element for the Planechase format, where players utilize unique planes to alter gameplay dynamics. The card is designed to interact directly with your creatures during the attack phase, offering strategic options that extend beyond standard combat rules. The primary ability of Kharasha Foothills activates whenever a creature you control attacks a player. At that moment, you may choose to create a token for each other opponent in the game. These tokens are copies of the attacking creature, tapped and attacking those specific opponents. This mechanic allows for multi-front pressure, forcing opponents to deal with duplicated threats. However, these tokens are temporary, as they are exiled at the beginning of the next end step, ensuring the board state resets after the immediate benefit. In addition to its offensive capabilities, the card features a chaos ability that triggers when chaos ensues during a Planechase turn. When this occurs, you may sacrifice any number of creatures to activate a secondary effect. If you do, Kharasha Foothills deals damage to a target creature equal to the number of creatures sacrificed. This provides a flexible removal tool or a way to clear the board at the cost of your own resources. Collectors of Magic: The Gathering appreciate this card for its distinct gameplay function within the Planechase format. The design by Trevor Claxton contributes to the visual identity of the set, while the mechanical depth appeals to players who enjoy complex interaction patterns. Whether you are building a Planechase deck or collecting specific planes from the Anthology, this card represents a key component of the Mongseng plane experience.