Exclusive: Legendary Pokemon TCG Artist Returns to Magic: Party

Mitsuhiro Arita is no stranger to card games. He is the artist responsible for painting on countless cards in the original release of the Pokemon Trading Card Game, including the height of Charizard after Saught – but now he paints another kind of dragon in magic: the secret lair of the party, we are' ve first browsed all four cards from it.

Search the gallery below to view all the cards in Arita's Secret Lair:

This is not the first time Arita has drawn a magic card, but his previous addition is a borderless version of art Lumra, the roar of the woods From last year's Bloomburrow set. So, shortly after that, getting four new cards at a time was a big jump.

In addition, inclusions see some type of playback format. The iconic lighting bolts can be played almost anywhere you allow since the release of Modern Horizons 2 in 2021, and the Murktide Regent has been a powerful card since its release of Modern Horizons 2. Shorikai has found a comfortable home among many people Retro cubes Currently the 20th largest commander in general According to Edhrec.

The Coast Wizard describes this on his store page: “With nearly 30 years of experience creating the much-loved art of trade card games, Mitsuhiro Arita's work has become the most well-known in the world. He and Magic's First Collaboration: The party was on a borderless Lumra, and in the woods of the 2024 Bloomburrow release, the secret lair quickly became a fan favorite.

As usual Secret Nest Website Non-shirts are sold for $29.99, and foils are $39.99, both are only available at 9pm on Monday, February 10. These days, Secret Lairs may sell out quickly because WOTC switched from a timed printing system last year, a irrational point in the community, so if you want to catch them in the beginning.

More information about magic you can Learn more about its death match settingsLaunched next week, check out our secrets of the past Lakes Chaki and Monty Pythonor read about how WOTC aims to set magic for long-term success.

Tom Marks IGN's executive comment editor. He likes card games, puzzles, platform games, puzzle platforms and more.