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Amulet of Kroog
Artifact
,  : Prevent 1 damage to any creature or player.
Among the first allies Urza gained were the people of Kroog. As a sign of friendship, Urza gave the healers of the city potent amulets; afterwards, thousands journeyed to Kroog in hope of healing.
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Armageddon Clock
Artifact
During your upkeep, put one doom counter on Armageddon Clock. At the end of your upkeep, Armageddon Clock deals X damage to each player, where X is the number of doom counters on Armageddon Clock.
During any upkeep, any player may pay  to remove a doom counter from Armageddon Clock.
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Ashnod's Altar
Artifact
Sacrifice a creature: Add two colorless mana to your mana pool.
The Brothers' War scarred the land, but Ashnod left her mark in the bloodlines of those she tortured.
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Ashnod's Battle Gear
Artifact
, : Target creature you control gets +2/-2 as long as Ashnod's Battle Gear remains tapped. You may choose not to untap Ashnod's Battle Gear during your untap phase.
This invention shows why Ashnod was feared by her troops as well as her foes.
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Ashnod's Transmogrant
Artifact
, Sacrifice Ashnod's Transmogrant: Put a +1/+1 counter on target nonartifact creature. That creature becomes an artifact creature permanently.
Ashnod found few willing to trade their humanity for the power she offered.
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Battering Ram
Artifact Creature
(1/1)
Banding when attacking.
If Battering Ram is blocked by any Wall, destroy that Wall at end of combat.
By the time Mishra was defeated, no mage was foolish enough to rely heavily on walls.
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Bronze Tablet
Artifact
Comes into play tapped.
, : Remove Bronze Tablet and target card opponent owns from the game. You become owner of opponent's card and opponent becomes owner of Bronze Tablet. Opponent may prevent this exchange by paying 10 life, if he or she does so, destroy Bronze Tablet. Effects that prevent or redirect damage cannot be used to counter this loss of life. Play this ability as an interrupt.
Remove Bronze Tablet from your deck before playing if not playing for ante.
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Candelabra of Tawnos
Artifact
 : Untap X separate lands.
Tawnos learned quickly from Urza that utter simplicity often led to wondrous, yet subtle utility.
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Clay Statue
Artifact Creature
(3/1)
: Regenerate
Tawnos won fame as Urza's greatest assistant. After he created these warriors, Urza ended his apprenticeship, promoting him directly to the rank of master.
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Clockwork Avian
Artifact Creature
(0/4)
Flying
When Clockwork Avian comes into play, put four +1/+0 counters on it. At the end of any combat in which Clockwork Avian is assigned to attack or block, remove a counter.
, : Put X +1/+0 counters on Clockwork Avian. You may have no more than four of these counters on Clockwork Avian. Use this ability only during your upkeep.
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Colossus of Sardia
Artifact Creature
- Golem (9/9)
Trample (If this creature would deal enough combat damage to its blockers to destroy them, you may have it deal the rest of its damage to defending player.)
Colossus of Sardia doesn’t untap during your untap step.
: Untap Colossus of Sardia. Play this ability only during your upkeep.
[Buried under a thin layer of dirt, it was known for centuries as Mount Sardia.]
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Coral Helm
Artifact
, Discard a card at random: Target creature gets +2/+2 until end of turn.
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Cursed Rack
Artifact
Target opponent discards down to four cards during his or her discard phase.
Ashnod invented several torture techniques that could make victims even miles away beg for mercy as if the End had come.
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Dragon Engine
Artifact Creature
(1/3)
: Dragon Engine gets +1/+0 until end of turn.
"How is it the legged engines seem so much more alive than their wheeled counterparts? Simply, they were born, not made." -Mishra
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Feldon's Cane
Artifact
, Remove Feldon’s Cane from the game: Shuffle your graveyard into your library.
Feldon found the first of these canes frozen in the Ronom Glacier.
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