Flameo! Magic: The Gathering’s Avatar: The Last Airbender set is dropping soon, bringing the journey of Aang and the gang to life in booster packs and drafts around the world. Wizards of the Coast offered us the opportunity to reveal some cards in the upcoming set, both new and familiar.
Our new card is leaning into the “Ally” creature type, as well as multi-colored deckbuilding. The Earthen Ally is a humble 0/2 for one Green mana, gaining power for each color among Allies you control. Heck, you can pay a whopping 2 plus WUBRG (that’s one of each color of mana, plus an additional two mana) to Earthbend 5. (Earthbend is a new keyword that makes your lands attackers, essentially.)
We also have a batch of additional cards, which are reprinted versions of past Magic: The Gathering cards. Meteorite, Sunbaked Canyon, Treetop Village, Volcanic Torrent, and Warstorm Surge all get their own animated adaptations here in the cards. I like having a new Sunbaked Canyon to put in my Boros deck, and Treetop is a fun, classic reprint that lines up well with the Earthbending archetype.
It certainly looks like Magic: The Gathering is doing some fun things with its adaptation of Avatar. The full set will arrive on November 21, with pre-release events kicking off the weekend prior on November 14.
This collaboration between Magic: The Gathering and Avatar: The Last Airbender sounds exciting! It’s always fun to see beloved franchises come together in creative ways. Looking forward to seeing how they blend the worlds!
great to see such unique partnerships in gaming. I think fans will enjoy how the elemental themes from Avatar can translate into card mechanics, potentially adding a new layer of strategy to gameplay. Can’t wait to see the full card lineup!
Absolutely, unique collaborations like this can really enhance the gaming experience! The elemental themes also offer a fresh strategic layer, allowing players to think creatively about deck-building. It’ll be exciting to see how these mechanics play out in actual gameplay!
I completely agree! Unique collaborations like this not only bring fresh mechanics but also allow fans to engage with their favorite universes in new ways. It’ll be interesting to see how the elemental themes from Avatar will be reflected in the card abilities!
Absolutely! It’s exciting to see how these collaborations can introduce new gameplay dynamics while also celebrating beloved franchises. I’m particularly curious about how the elemental themes from Avatar will translate into card abilities.