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"Magia: la reunión de muerte presenta una carrera de muerte con 2 nuevas cartas"

Apr 21,2025 Autor: Sadie

La emoción está construyendo para Magic: el próximo set de la reunión, Aetherdrift, que introduce una emocionante carrera de muerte multiplanar en todo el multiverso. Estamos encantados de darle un primer vistazo exclusivo a dos nuevas tarjetas que formarán parte de este set: Coordinador de CloudSpire y contar con suerte. ** Explore la galería a continuación para ver ambas tarjetas, junto con algunos impresionantes tratamientos de arte alternativos **.

Magic: The Gathering - 2 nuevas cartas de Aetherdrift

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Primero es el coordinador de Cloudspire, una criatura poco común que encarna la esencia del emparejamiento de color rojo-blanco de Aethrift. Esta carta representa al equipo de carreras de Cloudspire del avión de Kylem, introducido por primera vez en el set 2018 de Magic, Battlebond. Con un enfoque en los vehículos y la pilotaje, la potencia 3 del Coordinador de CloudSpire le permite tripular vehículos en sí, mientras que su habilidad activada genera criaturas de token piloto para hacer el trabajo por usted. Esta tarjeta podría ser un activo estratégico en mazos de color rojo rojo durante los borradores de Aetherdrift.

A continuación, presentamos el encanto raro, contamos con la suerte. Esta tarjeta de 3 mana, con su costo de lanzamiento de PIP All-Red-PIP, introduce un mecánico de "sorteo de impulso". Al comienzo de cada una de sus turnos, exilias la carta superior de tu biblioteca y puedes jugarla durante ese turno. Esta característica ofrece un flujo constante de tarjetas adicionales para mazos mono-rojos, siempre que pueda utilizarlas de inmediato. Es una adición directa pero poderosa a su arsenal.

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También estamos emocionados de mostrar el recuento de la suerte en sus versiones de aluminio extendido y de primer lugar. Mientras que el tratamiento de arte extendido expande el arte más allá del marco de la tarjeta tradicional, las láminas de primer lugar traen algo completamente nuevo en Aethrift. Estas tarjetas doradas y brillantes están disponibles exclusivamente en un paquete de promoción aleatorizado de compra-a-box incluida con cada caja de Aetherdrift. Todas las raras en el set, junto con 10 tierras de arte completo, recibirán este tratamiento especial.

Aetherdrift se lanzará el 14 de febrero, con eventos de prereleberación a partir del 7 de febrero. Puede sumergirse más profundamente en la mecánica del set aquí . ¡Prepárate para correr por el multiverso con Aetherdrift!

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