Ravnica block fat packs featured specially designed life counters with artwork from the sets instead of the spindown life counters normally found in fat packs. Marketing ĭissension Life Counter featuring Rakdos the Defiler art The development codenames for Ravnica block expansions are 'Control', 'Alt', and 'Delete'.

If the player has one or more cards in their hand when the ability would resolve, the ability does nothing.Details Development codenames If the player has one or more cards in their hand when the ability would trigger, it won't trigger. If a hellbent ability of a permanent is a triggered ability, the number of cards in the permanent's controller's hand is checked both when that ability would trigger and when that ability would resolve.It is not checked when the ability resolves. If a hellbent ability of a permanent is an activated ability, the number of cards in the permanent's controller's hand is checked when that player tries to activate the ability.It is not checked when the spell is cast. If a hellbent ability of a spell is a self-replacement that changes the effect of that spell, the number of cards in its controller's hand is checked as the spell resolves.If a hellbent ability of a spell or permanent is a static ability, the number of cards in its controller's hand is continually checked.It's written ' Hellbent - static ability, self-replacement, activated ability and/or triggered ability'. Hellbent can be many things, but the common thing is that it is active when the controller of the card with hellbent has no cards in their hand.

Four cards printed after Future Sight have Hellbent-esque abilities, three of which involve drawing cards. Hellbent was also used in Future Sight, Modern Horizons and was one of the non- evergreen, non- deciduous ability words included in the Unfinity sticker sheets. Introduced in Dissension, it is found only on cards in that set aligned with the Cult of Rakdos guild (black and/or red). The mechanic was created by Aaron Forsythe.

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