Magic The Gathering's Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Previews - Day Eight Roundup

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Here we are at the last day of Magic The Gathering's Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty previews. We've now seen almost all of it, and it's looking fantastic. The flavour is impeccable, the power level is a touch higher than Forgotten Realms and the Innistrads, and all those white improvements we knew were coming finally seem to be here.

Day eight gives us lots more to look at, though. The set booster Commander exclusives, a great dog, and the last pieces of some of Neon Dynasty's cycles mean we have a lot to get through.

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Though this is the last day, some cards might be revealed later on, and so this article will be updated as the final smattering of cards come down the tubes. We also know the Commander preconstructed decks are being fully revealed on February 7 in two separate reveal events.

The final legendary land of the set, Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire can channel for two generic and a white to deal four damage to a blocking or attacking creature. People are getting really fired up over these lands, with a lot of people worried they might break the current Standard.

Vehicle graveyard recursion is a tad limited as it is, and limiting it even further with such a low maximum mana value makes Imperial Recovery Unit not feel particularly useful outside of draft.

This is the first ever mono-white Ninja, which is neat. Other than that, it's got double strike, an expensive Ninjutsu cost, and not much else going for it.

Eiganjo Exemplar is a for-draft Samurai tribal piece, although getting two or three out at once could be nasty in Standard as well.

Since Innistrad: Midnight Hunt, every Magic set has had a number of cards that were made explicitly for the