TMNT Spoilers: All 190 Cards Officially Revealed!

If you’re looking for TMNT Magic cards, you’ve come to the right place. Below you’ll be able to find every card from the main set. So, without further ado — let’s get to it!

Official TMNT Spoilers

TMNT Product Line-Up

So, that’s about the cards, but in which products will you be able to find them? Here’s a list of all of them. First up, a few classics, followed by some brand-new products.

Classics

Play Boosters

The cheapest boosters, which can be used to play Draft or Sealed. Might contain alt-art cards. The box contains 30 Play boosters, each with 14 cards. (On average, there’s 1.34 rares and mythics per booster.)

Collector Boosters

Premium boosters, with 5 rares or mythics in each pack. All cards are foil or use alternate art, sometimes even both. Some alternate arts only appear here. Subsequently, the price of these can be quite high.

Commander Deck: Turtle Power!

There will be just one Commander deck released with this set, but it seems to be a pretty cool one. It’s a five-color one and allows you to use different Turtles as your commanders.

You can find additional details as well as TMNT Commander precon spoilers here.

Bundle

For players who want to crack boosters but don’t want to go for the whole booster box. It contains 9 Play boosters, plus some neat extras. (A selection of foil and nonfoil lands, a promo card, a spindown counter, and a sturdy box.)

Brand-New Additions

Pizza Bundle

A special version of the Bundle. As the name suggest, it’s designed in a shape of a pizza box. Pretty unique, that’s for sure.

As opposed to the regular Bundle’s contents this one also contains the aforementioned Collector booster. Additionally, there are 2 promo cards, out of 6 possible options. Based on previous similar releases, these might be some popular and valuable Commander cards.

Turtle Team-Up

A new co-op Magic variant for 2-4 players. In the box you’ll find four 60-card decks, 1 Enemy deck with 11 bosses, 17 Event cards, and 4 Play boosters.

This is probably best used as a self-contained board game. You and your friends will battle against multiple bosses. This is a great way to enjoy Magic with players of different skill levels or decks.

Everyone plays together and starts on equal footing. Of course, you can also use the decks to battle against each other for even more replayability. On top of that, the price is pretty reasonable, as you can get this for around $50 at some places.

For around 300 cards, and a unique game mode, that’s a pretty good deal.

Draft Night

Not as new as other two products, we’ve already seen Draft Night released with Lorwyn Eclipsed. It contains everything you need for four player Pick Two draft. That’s 12 Play boosters, and 90 basic lands.

Oh, and a Collector booster is also included. The idea is that it’s a reward for the draft’s winner. (Although you could also split it, if you prefer more casual games.)

Amazing Set or Yet Another Flop?

What do you think about the cards? Will the set do well or is it doomed to become another flop like Spider-Man? Let us know in the comments below.

Until next time, enjoy Magic and may you open your favorite turtle in your next TMNT booster.