Assembled from Parts and the Maker's Debt
SKU FRANKENSTEIN-CARD-104
Assembled from Parts and the Maker's Debt — Token card from the FRANKENSTEIN Commander deck (Assembled from Parts).
Assembled from Parts and the Maker's Debt
Type: Token
Rarity: Token
Mana Cost: —
Color Identity: Colorless
Reminder card. Assembled from Parts (This creature has four part slots — head, torso, arms and legs. 
, Exile a creature card from a graveyard: Put that card into a slot of your choice; the card it replaces is put into its owner's graveyard. Activate any time you could cast an instant. The head grants that card's abilities, the torso adds its toughness, the arms add its power, and the legs grant haste, flying and vigilance if that card had them. This creature's power and toughness are the sum of its four parts, and with no parts it is 0/0.)
FOUR SLOTS, FOUR DIFFERENT CORPSES, AND NOBODY COMES BACK. Nothing in this deck is resurrected and nothing is copied: the head, the torso, the arms and the legs are four separate creature cards exiled out of any graveyards on the table, and the body they make never lived. The head is the only slot that grants abilities, the torso the only one that grants toughness, the arms the only one that grants power, and the legs the only one that grants haste, flying and vigilance. Any of the four can be pulled out at instant speed and swapped for something better, and the part you drop goes back to its owner's graveyard, where anyone can pick it up.
The Maker's Debt (At the beginning of your end step, this creature makes its demand: before your next upkeep, exile a creature card from a graveyard or pay 3 life. At the beginning of your next upkeep, if the demand went unpaid, it turns on you — it deals damage equal to its power to you, and you sacrifice a permanent.)
It asked you for one companion of its own species and you agreed. It asks again every turn. The turn you stop paying, it comes across the table with the arms you gave it — so the bigger you build it, the bigger the bill.
“I ought to be thy Adam, but I am rather the fallen angel, whom thou drivest from joy for no misdeed.”
Single card from the FRANKENSTEIN (Assembled from Parts) Commander deck. Sold individually.
Fan-made proxy — not intended for official tournaments
Assembled from Parts and the Maker's Debt
Assembled from Parts and the Maker's Debt — Token card from the FRANKENSTEIN Commander deck (Assembled from Parts).
Quantity
Assembled from Parts and the Maker's Debt
Type: Token
Rarity: Token
Mana Cost: —
Color Identity: Colorless
Reminder card. Assembled from Parts (This creature has four part slots — head, torso, arms and legs. , Exile a creature card from a graveyard: Put that card into a slot of your choice; the card it replaces is put into its owner's graveyard. Activate any time you could cast an instant. The head grants that card's abilities, the torso adds its toughness, the arms add its power, and the legs grant haste, flying and vigilance if that card had them. This creature's power and toughness are the sum of its four parts, and with no parts it is 0/0.)
FOUR SLOTS, FOUR DIFFERENT CORPSES, AND NOBODY COMES BACK. Nothing in this deck is resurrected and nothing is copied: the head, the torso, the arms and the legs are four separate creature cards exiled out of any graveyards on the table, and the body they make never lived. The head is the only slot that grants abilities, the torso the only one that grants toughness, the arms the only one that grants power, and the legs the only one that grants haste, flying and vigilance. Any of the four can be pulled out at instant speed and swapped for something better, and the part you drop goes back to its owner's graveyard, where anyone can pick it up.
The Maker's Debt (At the beginning of your end step, this creature makes its demand: before your next upkeep, exile a creature card from a graveyard or pay 3 life. At the beginning of your next upkeep, if the demand went unpaid, it turns on you — it deals damage equal to its power to you, and you sacrifice a permanent.)
It asked you for one companion of its own species and you agreed. It asks again every turn. The turn you stop paying, it comes across the table with the arms you gave it — so the bigger you build it, the bigger the bill.
“I ought to be thy Adam, but I am rather the fallen angel, whom thou drivest from joy for no misdeed.”
Single card from the FRANKENSTEIN (Assembled from Parts) Commander deck. Sold individually.
Fan-made proxy — not intended for official tournaments