Magic the Gathering has recently been doing various collaborations with popular franchises. The latest partnership will surely bring joy to fans of dinosaurs. Later this year, we’re getting MTG Jurassic Park cards!
In this article, you’ll learn everything there’s to know about them. You’ll find all currently previewed cards, discover where to get them, and more. Let’s not waste any more time, and get right to it!
What are MTG Jurassic Park Cards?
MTG Jurassic Park cards are a part of Universes Beyond. That’s a term for all Magic the Gathering cards that are “borrowed” from other franchises. Thus, these cards will depict iconic dinosaurs, characters and/or moments from 30 years of Jurassic World movies.
All the cards will be mechanical unique. This means that there are no reprints among them. Jurassic Park cards might even introduce brand mew mechanics to MTG.
Jurassic Park cards will be available in The Lost Caverns of Ixalan set. This is a return to a popular plane which focused on four tribes: Merfolk, Vampires, Pirates, and… You guessed it, Dinosaurs! Thus, it makes a lot of sense to print these cards in this specific set.
How to Get MTG Jurassic Park Cards?
These will work similar to MTG Transformer cards. This means that you can expect to get them in two types of The Lost Caverns of Ixalan boosters:
So, you won’t get these in Draft boosters, but the other two major booster types, should be good.
MTG Jurassic Park: Full Card List
Currently, three Jurassic Park cards have been previewed. You can expect more spoilers in the middle of October 2023, so make sure to check back soon.
MTG Jurassic Park Cards FAQ
Below you’ll find answers to some commonly asked questions players and collectors ask about these cards.
The release date for The Lost Caverns of Ixalan is November 17, 2023. Consequently, that’s the release date for Jurassic Park Magic cards, too.
This is not know so far. Based on the past releases the number will probably be at least 15, but many players are speculating for it to be higher, with 30 or more cards.
Most likely in Commander, Legacy, and Vintage.
Conclusion
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Perhaps you want to know more about the new releases. If so, check out the upcoming MTG sets, as there’s always something exciting just around the corner.
Until next time, have fun, and may your favorite dinosaur come to Magic.