What is an aurification?

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∙ 10y ago

Updated: 8/21/2019

An aurification is any of several processes involving working with gold, including dental work.

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well, starting with the most common ones: +1/+1 (graft and many other things) -1/-1 (wither/persist) +1/+0 ("Clockwork" creatures in early sets, not used anymore) loyalty (planeswalkers) charge (Sunbust/artifacts/some creatures/vivid lands) quest (ascensions/quests from zendikar block) poison level (leveler creatures in Rise of the Eldrazi) fade (fading) time (vanishing/suspend) age (cumulative upkeep) storage (lands from several sets) ki (betrayers of kamigawa) divinity (the Myojin's) blaze (Obsidian Fireheart) phylactery (Phylactery Lich) feather (aven mimeomancer/Kangee, Aerie Keeper) wish (Djinn of Wishes) bribery (Gwafa Hazid, Profiteer) tower (Helix Pinnacle) doom (Armageddon Clock) gold (Aurification) page (Barrin's Codex) fuse (Bomb Squad) luck (Chance Encounter/Gemstone Caverns) pupa (Cocoon) mire (Cyclopean Tomb) ice (Dark Depths) flood (Aquitect's Will) healing (Fylgja) delay (Ertai's Meddling) and there's probably a lot more that are only used on one card like the last several, i got tired after the cards A-F, but all the most common ones are there

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