While they don't get the custom art treatment of the main cards, there are also some great reprints in the rest of the deck.
There's no mechanic reason for it, they're the same card on both sides, but it adds to the flipping theme of the deck, and that's really nice. The deck is focused on flipping coins, flipping them again using Krark's Thumb, and using all those flips to build Okaun, Eye of Chaos up big enough to punch through for the win.Īs a coin-flip deck, this Secret Lair's also unique in that all five of the main cards are double-sided, with different illustrations on the front and back. The five main cards of the drop are the two partnered Commanders, and a few of the key parts of the deck, which are all only available in foil: Many people feel uncomfortable using her art in their decks, and now Rhystic Study can be replaced with an Unstable Harmonics. Rhystic Study's only other art (bar a Judge's promo in 2018 which costs over $200) is by Terese Nielsen, who was dropped by Wizards of the Coast after she was outed as supporting the QAnon far-right conspiracy theory, and allegedly followed and liked racist, antisemitic, and transphobic tweets. All seven cards have been announced, but so far only four have had their art revealed.Įasily the headliner of this drop is Unstable Harmonics, a reprint of the blue taxing enchantment Rhystic Study. This bundle is the latest Universes Beyond crossover, seeing the new Netflix show Arcane: League of Legends make an appearance on reprints of popular Magic cards. The first drop is the big one we already knew about: Secret Lair x Arcane.
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