All Lord of the Rings spoilers from MTG preview stream
Over 50 cards were previewed for the official start of LTR spoilers.
The Balrog Flame of Udun
Witch-King Bringer of Ruin
Witch-King of Angmar
Sauron the Dark Lord
Saruman of Many Colors
Samwise Gamgee
Pippin Guard of the Citadel
Orcish Bowmasters
Merry Esquire of Rohan
Legolas Master Archer
Last March of the Ents
Hew the Entwood
Gollum Scheming Guide
Gimli Mournful Avenger
Gandalf White Rider
Gandalf the White
Galadriel Gift-Giver
Frodo Determined Hero
Éowyn, Fearless Knight
Éomer, Marshal of Rohan
Boromir Warden of the Tower
Aragorn the Uniter
Wose Pathfinder
Westfold Rider
Voracious Fell Beast
Treason of Isengard
Swarming of Moria
Stew the Coneys
Snarling Warg
Shelobs Ambush
Second Breakfast
Rosie Cotton of South Lane
Rising of the Day
Quickbeam Upstart Ent
Protector of Gondor
Prince Imrahil the Fair
Pippins Bravery
Peregrin Took
Olog-hai Crusher
Oliphaunt
Nasty End
Mushroom Watchdogs
Mirkwood Bats
Meriadoc Brandybuck
Mauhúr, Uruk-hai Captain
Many Partings
Landroval Horizon Witness
Knights of Dol Amroth
Nazgûl
Knight of the Keep
Grishnakh Brash Instigator
Goblin Fireleaper
Goblin Assailant
Generous Ent
Foray of Orcs
Fire of Orthanc
Ents Fury
East-Mark Cavalier
Eastfarthing Farmer
Easterling Vanguard
Dunland Crebain
Cast into the Fire
Bombadils Song
Bag End Porter
Storm of Saruman
Rising of the Day
Galadhrim Bow
Dúnedain Blade
Bilbo’s Ring
Fangorn, Tree Shepherd
Fangorn Forest
Elessar, the Elfstone
Argonath, Pillars of the Kings
Three Rings for the Elven-Kings
Morgul-Knife
Weathertop
Green Dragon Inn
Dol Amroth
Balin’s Tomb
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Official Magic: The Gathering spoilers began on May 30 with The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth preview stream, showcasing over 50 cards, from Commander exclusives to legendaries at all rarities.
Scheduled to drop into local game stores through prerelease events on June 16, The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth (LTR) set contains 281 regular cards. Alternative art variants include a Showcase Ring treatment, full-art basic lands, and serialized foil cards. The LTR set is Modern-legal and will have a Limited format (Draft and Sealed). All cards are also available within MTG Arena, legal to play in the Alchemy and Historic formats.
A massive number of LTR spoilers dropped during the official preview stream for the Modern-legal set, along with a variety of alt-art versions. All cards shown are regular versions, broken up by rarity and card type.
Token LTR spoilers
Food tokens and the Amass mechanic return to Magic through the LTR set, showcasing several art versions of the Artifact tokens.
Ballistic Boulder Token
Food token
Food token
Food token
Orc Army Token Sauron
Orc Army Token Uruk-hai
Commander LTR spoilers
All Commander cards from the LTR spoilers are found in one of the four preconstructed decks.
Bridge of Khazad-dûm
Sauron, Lord of the Rings
Éowyn, Shieldmaiden
Galadriel, Elven-Queen
Frodo, Adventurous Hobbit
Sam Loyal Attendant
Paths of the Dead
Evolving Wilds
Field of Ruin
Fangorn Forest
Artifact and Enchantment LTR spoilers
Artifact Equipment and Enchantment Sagas tapped into Lord of Rings lore, showcasing powerful items and weapons, along with extended Chapters that reference songs from the lore.
Bilbo’s Ring
Dúnedain Blade
Galadhrim Bow
Long List of the Ents
Rising of the Day
Storm of Saruman
The One Ring
Mind Stone
Elessar, the Elfstone
Argonath, Pillars of the Kings
Three Rings for the Elven-Kings
Morgul-Knife
Common and Uncommon rarity LTR spoilers
Many of the LTR spoilers from the preview stream included cards with a rarity of Common and Uncommon. The cards showcased ranged from legendary creatures to Instant and Sorcery spells.
Bill the Pony
Bag End Porter
Bombadils Song
Cast into the Fire
Dunland Crebain
Easterling Vanguard
Eastfarthing Farmer
East-Mark Cavalier
Ents Fury
Fire of Orthanc
Foray of Orcs
Generous Ent
Goblin Assailant
Goblin Fireleaper
Grishnakh Brash Instigator
Knight of the Keep
Knights of Dol Amroth
Landroval Horizon Witness
Many Partings
Mauhúr, Uruk-hai Captain
Meriadoc Brandybuck
Mirkwood Bats
Mushroom Watchdogs
Nasty End
Nazgûl
Oliphaunt
Olog-hai Crusher
Peregrin Took
Pippins Bravery
Prince Imrahil the Fair
Protector of Gondor
Quickbeam Upstart Ent
Rising of the Day
Rosie Cotton of South Lane
Second Breakfast
Shelobs Ambush
Snarling Warg
Stew the Coneys
Swarming of Moria
Treason of Isengard
Uglúk of the White Hand
Voracious Fell Beast
Westfold Rider
Wose Pathfinder
You Cannot Pass
Butterbur Bree Innkeeper
Rare and Mythic Rare LTR spoilers
A majority of the Rare and Mythic Rare LTR spoilers were legendary creatures, highlighting characters from the lore.
Aragorn the Uniter
Boromir Warden of the Tower
Éomer, Marshal of Rohan
Éowyn, Fearless Knight
Frodo Determined Hero
Galadriel Gift-Giver
Gandalf the White
Gandalf White Rider
Gimli Mournful Avenger
Gollum Scheming Guide
Hew the Entwood
Last March of the Ents
Legolas Master Archer
Merry Esquire of Rohan
Orcish Bowmasters
Pippin Guard of the Citadel
Samwise Gamgee
Saruman of Many Colors
Sauron the Dark Lord
Sauron the Lidless Eye
Shadow of the Enemy
The Balrog Flame of Udun
Witch-King Bringer of Ruin
Witch-King of Angmar
Land LTR spoilers
Two land cycles were teased during the LTR spoilers in the preview stream, from legendary lands to those with a rarity of Common.
Barad-dûr
Minas Tirith
Shire Terrace
Plains
Island
Swamp
Mountain
Forest
Weathertop
Green Dragon Inn
Dol Amroth
Balin’s Tomb
Official LTR spoilers began on May 30. Players can test out the new cards when The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-Earth prerelease events start on June 16. A digital launch will take place on June 20 and the global tabletop release is scheduled for June 23.
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