MTG’s Unfinity Sends You To YouTube To Learn How To Jump Devil K. Nevil
Magic: The Gathering has a new Unfinity card called Devil K. Nevil, a legendary creature whose description links you to a guide on its official website. Type it in your browser and you’ll get a YouTube video called “The Rules of Jumping Devil K. Nevil,” a two-minute breakdown that should make things easier.
It starts by telling you to hang the card slightly on the table. Then you line up any creatures on the table horizontally above Devil K. Nevil – the edges can touch, but not overlap. You can place as many items as you want, but Devil K. Nevil will only be rewarded when all items are cleared.
Yes, it’s literally – it’s not a bonus based on the number of cards or anything written. You actually have to use one hand to flip the card over the creature you place, and the reward will increase based on the number of creatures you manage to overcome. If any part of the card touches the creature, you will not receive the reward.
You can use the Devil K. Nevil with or without a card sleeve, but you can’t make any changes to spice up the big jump. No thrusters, no rocket propellers – nothing. Or more realistically, there is no weight or flex in the sleeves. You can only use the card in normal state.
After you turn your MTG card into a tech deck, you have to put the creatures back where you got them, so you’d better remember where each creature was taken from, or note it down before the big leap. “Don’t worry about him, he’s been through worse things.”
Devil K. Nevil is a parody of Robert Craig “Evel” Knievel, a famous American stuntman known for his big motorcycle jumps. Now you can recreate his antics in MTG, if you’ve ever thought about what that is – just don’t cheat.One hand, flick, and see where the cards are literally fall.
