Every MTG: Battle for Baldur's Gate Card Revealed So Far

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Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur’s Gate is already near release with hundreds of references to Dungeons & Dragons in the Magic: The Gathering crossover. Mixing the recent sets Adventures in the Forgotten Realms with Commander Legends has allowed Wizards of the Coast to create some flavorful and powerful designs that may have use outside of the popular casual format. Cards are still being spoiled, but there's already over 100 card styles that have been revealed.

Many of the returning mechanics like Adventures and Gates fit well into the themes of Dungeons & Dragons, while new mechanics like taking the initiative and choosing backgrounds present new strategies for fans of Commander as a format. The original Commander Legends set is known for having powerful legendary creatures and spells that tie together strange and underrepresented archetypes in MTG, like Go-Shintai of Life's Origin Shrine theme from Kamigawa. In Battle for Baldur’s Gate, not only are there commanders that support Adventures and Backgrounds, there’s also commanders that care about stealing other player’s spells and giving other players creatures.

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While spoiler season officially started a few days ago, Wizards of the Coast has been trickling out information for the set over the past few months. There’s a healthy mix of reprints and new cards already announced to be in the MTG set, with many of the reprints melding with the world of D&D. Alternative styles exist for many of these cards, whether borderless, extended, showcase, or etched foil, so keep an eye out for those when opening packs.

The biggest pickups in terms of lands are reprints of the allied multiplayer lands, first