Stone
- This page is about the artifact type. For the similarly named type, see Powerstone. For the obsolete creature type, see Stone (creature type).
Stone is an artifact type introduced in Marvel's Spider-Man and its associated Universes Within set Through the Omenpaths.[1] It is used for cards depicting the Infinity Stones and their Universes Within equivalent.
| Artifact Type | |
|---|---|
| (Subtype for artifact cards) | |
| Introduced | Through the Omenpaths |
| Last used | Marvel Super Heroes |
| Crossover | Universes Beyond |
| Scryfall Statistics | |
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2 cards | |
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1553 artworks | |
Description
The Stone type has no inherent value.
All printed cards that are currently Stones also have the Infinity type. Their digital counterparts were to have the Terminus type. The artifact types are used in combination to represent the Infinity Stones of the Marvel universe, or their planned Universe Within equivalents, the Terminus Stones.[2]
History
Stone once was a token creature type released in Mirage (created by the Basalt Golem) before being made obsolete and errata'd to be a Wall.
Through the years, many artifacts have been depicted as stones. Lorewise, "Powerstones" were enigmatic gems once utilized to power countless Thran devices on Dominaria. Dominaria United saw the introduction of the Powerstone artifact type.
In contrast to Infinity, Stone could have more universal applications and be used in non-Marvel sets.[3]
The rest of the Infinity Stones will be featured in upcoming Marvel sets.[4] Associated Through the Omenpaths sets were planned to feature the equivalent Terminus Stones, but after Through the Omenpaths no additional digital equivalent cards are expected to be created.[5][6]
Flavor
Infinity Stones
External franchise “Let the others bicker over their little worlds and stars. I have an empire of knowledge, and it encompasses all others.”
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The Infinity Stones are six immensely powerful gem-like objects that embody and control essential aspects of existence. They grant whoever wields them various powers in accordance with the aspect they represent, and when all six are held together, they grant their wielder infinite power.
Terminus Stones
Terminus Stones are large glowing objects that can be found in isolated locations in the landscape. They feature engravings or runes, are implied to exist since the dawn of time ("Origin"), and mark a certain boundary ("Terminus)".
Examples
Example 1
The Soul Stone
Legendary Artifact — Infinity Stone
Indestructible
: Add .
, , Exile a creature you control: Harness The Soul Stone. (Once harnessed, its ability is active.)
— At the beginning of your upkeep, return target creature card from your graveyard to the battlefield.
Example 2
The Terminus of Return
Legendary Artifact — Terminus Stone
Indestructible
: Add .
, , Exile a creature you control: Harness The Terminus of Return. (Once harnessed, its origin ability is active.)
Origin — At the beginning of your upkeep, return target creature card from your graveyard to the battlefield.
Named as Stones, but without the subtype
The following artifacts are named as stones but do not have the subtype, and are not powerstones.
- Azorius Cluestone
- Boros Cluestone
- Brainstone
- Catalyst Stone
- Cumber Stone
- Dimir Cluestone
- Fellwar Stone
- Golgari Cluestone
- Grindstone
- Gruul Cluestone
- Heartstone
- Hivestone
- Horizon Stone
- Izzet Cluestone
- Kaleidostone
- Keening Stone
- Loreseeker's Stone
- Magewright's Stone
- Millstone
- Mind Stone
- Moratorium Stone
- Oblivion Stone
- Orzhov Cluestone
- Rakdos Cluestone
- Selesnya Cluestone
- Simic Cluestone
- Standing Stones
- Stone of Erech
- Sunstone
- The Endstone
- Thrumming Stone
- Touchstone
- Weathered Runestone
- Whetstone
References
- ↑ Nick Miller (August 1, 2025). "The Soul Stone Revealed To Be In Magic: The Gathering - Marvel’s Spider-Man". StarCityGames.
- ↑ Eric Levine (September 15, 2025). "Through the Omenpaths Release FAQ". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Mark Rosewater (August 10, 2025). "With the soul stone revealed, what do you think is more likely to happen first in a non-marvel set: a card that's a Stone, or one that's an Infinity?". Blogatog. Tumblr.
- ↑ Mark Rosewater (August 31, 2025). "Since you stated (the obvious) at the Spider-Man reveal that you'll cover all the infinity stones can we expect at least one Marvel set per year?". Blogatog. Tumblr.
- ↑ Jay Parker (May 19, 2026). "Magic: The Gathering® | Marvel Super Heroes Comes to MTG Arena". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Marvel Sets Come to Magic Online. Magic Online. Wizards of the Coast (May 19, 2025).