Since we are getting quite a few new screenshots I want to start compiling a list of all the cards we have spotted so far. If you spot any card not listed please let me know and state whether it was spotted being used by the CPU or player.

NOTE: Since this is spoiler season there will a lot of cards listed on this thread that are NOT confirmed to be on Duels Origins but exist in the paper set. Up until this point please only refer to the list below as the most currently available information for Duels Origins, everything else is pure speculation.


Black
Bone Splinters
Thornbow Archer
Child of Night
Corpse Hauler
Despoiler of Souls
Gurmag Swiftwing
Infernal Scarring
Malakir Cullblade
Reave Soul
Scarred Vinebreeder
Shadows of the Past
Shambling Ghoul
Bloodflow Connoisseur
Deadbridge Shaman
Eyeblight Assassin
Fleshbag Marauder
Graveblade Marauder
Liliana, Heretical Healer / Liliana, Defiant Necromancer
Lys Alana Scarblade
Nantuko Husk
Read the Bones
Tainted Remedy
Accursed Spirit
Bitter Revelation
Blightcaster
Consecrated By Blood
Erebos's Titan
Gravedigger
Languish
Necromantic Thirst
Undead Servant
Cruel Revival
Dreg Reaver
Flesh To Dust
Gilt-Leaf Winnower
Necromantic Summons
Nightfire Giant
Priest of the Blood Rite
Rabid Bloodsucker
Rise from the Grave
Unholy Hunger
Kothophed, Soul Hoarder

Blue
Faerie Miscreant
Coral Merfolk
Disperse
Displacement Wave
Harbinger of the Tides
Jace, Vryn's Prodigy / Jace, Telepath Unbound
Screeching Skaab
Sigiled Starfish
Telling Time
Welkin Tern
Aeronaut Tinkerer
Anchor to the Aether
Artificer's Epiphany
Calculated Dismissal
Claustrophobia
Esperzoa
Frost Lynx
Hydrolash
Jhessian Thief
Jorubai Murk Lurker
Scrapskin Drake
Sphinx's Tutelage
Aspiring Aeronaut
Bone to Ash
Countermand
Darkslick Drake
Dehydration
Inspiration
Separatist Voidmage
Talent of the Telepath
Thopter Spy Network
Tower Geist
Whirler Rogue
Disciple of the Ring
Ringwarden Owl
Sky-Eel School
Soulblade Djinn
Willbreaker
Kapsho Kitefins
Alhammarret, High Arbiter

Green
Animist's Awakening
Fog
Might of the Masses
Primal Bellow
Sunblade Elf
Dwynen's Elite
Elvish Visionary
Evolutionary Leap
Gatecreeper Vine
Gather the Pack
Herald of the Pantheon
Timberland Guide
Timberpack Wolf
Titanic Growth
Undercity Troll
Elemental Bond
Jagged-Scar Archers
Nissa's Pilgrimage
Nissa, Vastwood Seer / Nissa, Sage Animist
Orchard Spirit
Reclamation Sage
Valeron Wardens
Wildsize
Yeva's Forcemage
Chorus of Might
Dwynen, Gilt-Leaf Daen
Llanowar Empath
Lys Alana Huntmaster
Mwonvuli Acid-Moss
Pharika's Disciple
Primal Huntbeast
Wild Instincts
Battlefront Krushok
Conclave Naturalists
Outland Colossus
Rhox Maulers
Zendikar's Roil
Woodland Bellower
Axebane Stag
Gaea's Revenge
Nissa's Revelation

Red
Fiery Impulse
Foundry Street Denizen
Goblin Arsonist
Goblin Glory Chaser
Molten Vortex
Titan's Strength
Abbot of Keral Keep
Bellows Lizard
Call of the Full Moon
Dragon Fodder
Ember Hauler
Fiery Conclusion
Goblin Piker
Infectious Bloodlust
Inferno Fist
Mage-Ring Bully
Ravaging Blaze
Subterranean Scout
Twin Bolt
Act of Treason
Akroan Sergeant
Chandra, Fire of Kaladesh / Chandra, Roaring Flame
Exquisite Firecraft
Flaring Flame-Kin
Ghirapur Æther Grid
Ghirapur Gearcrafter
Thopter Engineer
Avaricious Dragon
Enthralling Victor
Firefiend Elemental
Flameshadow Conjuring
Kird Chieftain
Pia and Kiran Nalaar
Scrapyard Mongrel
Traitorous Instinct
Barrage Ogre
Bloodpyre Elemental
Chandra's Ignition
Embermaw Hellion
Into the Maw of Hell

White
Akroan Jailer
Anointer of Champions
Elite Vanguard
Kytheon, Hero of Akros / Gideon, Battle-Forged
Suntail Hawk
Celestial Flare
Cleric of the Forward Order
Consul's Lieutenant
Dauntless River Marshal
Divine Favor
Grasp of the Hieromancer
Kinsbaile Skirmisher
Knight of the White Orchid
Nimbus Wings
Relic Seeker
Reprisal
Topan Freeblade
Auramancer
Blessed Spirits
Heliod's Pilgrim
Knight of the Pilgrim's Road
Kytheon's Tactics
Skyhunter Skirmisher
Solemn Offering
Stalwart Aven
Vryn Wingmare
Ampryn Tactician
Archangel of Tithes
Kytheon's Irregulars
Razorfoot Griffin
Suppression Bonds
Valor in Akros
Angelic Edict
Hixus, Prison Warden
Knightly Valor
Patron of the Valiant
Siege Mastodon
Sigil of the Empty Throne
Totem-Guide Hartebeest
Tragic Arrogance
Boonweaver Giant

Gold
Blood-Cursed Knight
Iroas's Champion
Citadel Castellan
Bounding Krasis
Shaman of the Pack
Thunderclap Wyvern
Reclusive Artificer
Blazing Hellhound
Zendikar Incarnate
Possessed Skaab

Colourless
Bonded Construct
Alchemist's Vial
Perilous Myr
Runed Servitor
Sigil of Valor
Throwing Knife
Veteran's Sidearm
Bottle Gnomes
Chief of the Foundry
Guardians of Meletis
Strider Harness
Guardian Automaton
Juggernaut
Meteorite

Lands
Azorius Guildgate
Boros Guildgate
Clifftop Retreat
Dimir Guildgate
Dragonskull Summit
Drowned Catacomb
Evolving Wilds
Foundry of the Consuls
Glacial Fortress
Golgari Guildgate
Gruul Guildgate
Hinterland Harbor
Isolated Chapel
Izzet Guildgate
Orzhov Guildgate
Rakdos Guildgate
Rogue's Passage
Rootbound Crag
Selesnya Guildgate
Simic Guildgate
Sulfur Falls
Sunpetal Grove
Woodland Cemetery

Special thanks to Garren_Windspear for compiling the list.

Well done, nice effort

It's funny seeing them like this, I hate to say but it screams vanilla =\

Aside from the useless vanilla creatures, honor of the pure is just boring to me, same with the rare dual lands. I appreciate the value of the lands, but if there is a cap on total rares, I don't want them wasted here.

I wonder if I'm screaming vanilla too early, but it's just funny how we never usedthraben purebloods and now yay we get great hart?

I imagine the white stuff here is some kind of Gideon based starter deck since we have seen pics of Gideon, plus they're very Gideony/Therosy, I also thought that maybe the packs are split into packs based on the 5 planeswalkers and you get mostly white cards from Gideon packs for example.

Right... So based on these cards, and the expectation of rarity restrictions (again). I'll go ahead and predict the META right now. White Weanies will dominate, exactly as this year, with the possibility of the power deck being either WG or RW tokens, or board flood/domination style decks.

I just wanted to go on record early. Here's to hoping I'm wrong.

There are no common/uncommon board wipes, so while control will always be an option - perhaps even high tier option - it will never be able to compete with the spike, mostly common, weanie concepts.

I'm looking forward to breaking this game within the first week or so.

This is the starter set of what is apperantly a long ongoing platform. It would make sense to start up with more of the basic vanilla cards and then take it from there.

Also I don't think there's a restriction on how many rares you can play, just the same individual rarity restrictions that were in D15.

Also good effort Harbinger, it will be good to have the cards collected as we get more info.

Edit: Sorry, but trying to predict the meta from these few cards when we know next to nothing about the overall pool or even the game at this point, is idiotic.

Savage Twister
Volcanic Fallout
Sulfurous Blast
Whipflare
Barter in Blood
Pyroclasm
Infest
Dakmor Plague
Drown in Sorrow
Golgari Charm
Perish
Cleansing Beam
Reign of Terror
Death Frenzy
Bloodfire Kavu
Marrow Shards
Breath of Darigaaz
Hideous Laughter
Firespout
Crypt Rats
Massacre

That is not even half the list of cards I can find.

I'm going to go on a limb here and say that DJ worded it poorly in regards to the wipes. XD

I can't wait for that first week when motivated builders like DJ come up with what they see as broken decks. I love those initial rushes, it's great fun

Hey now... Great Hart is an elk and that's gotta stand for something! It's too bad the Elk creature type isn't strong enough to make a tribal theme or you know I totally would!


elk

I would like to see Dawntreader Elk.

I am sure you could through some Chimney Imps a Storm Crow or two, may be Bob could even make an appearance and make it a broken deck.




Glimmerpoint Stag and Great Sable Stag wouldn't hurt either. i would even take Burnished Hart.

How else is Wizards suppose to entice you to pay to speed up the upgrade of your deck? Imagine the pain, eh fun, of grinding through against fancy decks with only vanilla creatures like Great Hart

I'm very weary of how people may think the Hearthstone model on Origins would be so great. Execution (what cards they start you with& against you) makes all the difference.

Beat me on the Sable Stag! I'd also take Golden Hind but I doubt this game series will ever get into a mana pool/ floating mana.


elk

/Ijustgottold

No but seriously, I still stand by my rough expectation/prediction. I seriously doubt we'll see any common or uncommon board wipes, which is what I meant to say. I sincerely hope I am wrong, but I expect 2016 to be very similar to 2015, only much more expensive if you want to enjoy it.

That said, if they do it right, it will be the best DotP by far, so fingers crossed.

They put that in just for elk

Edit: Damn.. I should probably read the rest of the thread first.

If Bob shows up it's almost always a broken deck or the worst deck ever.


@DJ, I have a competing prediction.

The starter decks are going to suck. HARD. And you will not be able to do multiplayer with them. ..... Realistically. It's also going to take long enough to get a good deck that if you want to realistically do well in multiplayer, you are going to have to spend money. BUT, it will be "free to play". And there will be good cards to be had.

Fair enough mjack... I can see that too.

Wonder if unlocking cards will require internet activity; that alone could break the game for me. I mostly play DotP on planes. If I need internet, the game, for me, is worthless. I just got back yesterday from a 20+ hr trip, during which I made a deck from scratch for every mono-color and dual color available - literally deleted my library and started over with everything, and it was lots of fun to do. You can't do that if you need to be connected to play.

I guess I could potentially unlock cards online before travel, but that just doesn't sound likely to me, given my consistent play habits.

One of the articles mentioned getting gold from even the tutorials so no worries on whether you need to fight online to unlock cards or not, at least assuming this is true but it would make sense since duels has allowed you to unlock cards against AI before.

Man, I really hope so, because I completely rely on DotP to get me through the tedium of long trips where I don't have internet on the planes, and have crap internet at the hotels, etc... It's really a life saver for me. It's pretty much my go-to entertainment for when I'm not working, or too tired to work while traveling.

The reason I'm worried - and btw the reason I don't play Hearthstone - is that if they are following the Hearthstone model, they will require online play for the purpose of generating "gold" in order to unlock cards. This also ads to the incentive to pay-to-play, so it's probably a good model from WotC's perspective. It's just that it leaves me out in the cold.

None of this should be taken as a critique of the game (because none of this implies that the game would be bad), and most of this is pretty unique to me. I'm not even sure why I'm worried about it, or expressing my concerns here. Sorry about that guys.

I watched the paxeast stream and they confirm that the exact 5 planeswalkers in paper origins will be in duels origins so that means we can link the double faced Liliana as confirmed to be in the game.

Also took this pic from the vid: