Yesterday, Wizards of the Coast showcased their Magic October Superdrop. This occasion contained a string of bulletins relating to upcoming Secret Lairs for the broadly in style collectible card video games. Among these Secret Lairs, one among them will function the ugly art work of Japanese horror artist, Junji Ito.

The Magic October Superdrop bulletins

The bulletins for the Magic October Superdrop had been made on the official Magic Twitch channel as a part of their Weekly MTG broadcast. The first Secret Lair that debuted was the If Looks Could Kill set. This set options Jack Hughes’ art work and his personal private spin on Asami, Lady of Scrolls, Reflector Mage, Lilianna of the Dark Realms, and Adaptive Automaton.

Next had been two Secret Lairs that includes the music superstar Post Malone. First, there was Post Malone: Backstage Pass which featured alternate variations of sure playing cards simply with Malone’s likeness. The modified playing cards are as follows:

• Post, Son of Rich is K’rrik Son of Yawgmoth
• Post’s Sigil is Leshrac’s Sigil
• Post’s Citadel is Bolas Citadel

The second Post Malone Secret Lair is solely titled Post Malone: The Lands. These function alternate art work of fundamental land playing cards, a few of that are drawn and signed by Malone.

Next had been three Secret Lairs that each one function characters from Games Workshop’s miniature battle franchises. First was Warhammer 40,000 Orks, which showcases the green-skinned warriors from the grimdark sci-fi universe with alternate variations of sure Magic playing cards. Those playing cards are as follows:

• Da Vulcha is Skysovereign, Consul Flagship
• Ork Commando is Merciless Executioner
• Makari, the Lucky Grot is Krenko, Tin Street Kingpin
• Ghasghkull, Prophet of the Waaugh! is Zurgo Helmsmasher

 Next was a Warhammer: Age of Sigmar Secret Lair. This launch brings sure Magic playing cards into the Mortal Realms and Games Workshop’s fantasy tabletop miniatures recreation. Those playing cards are:

• Archaeon The Everchosen is Najeela, the Blade Blossom
• Ghal Maraz The Great Shatterer is Loxodon Warhammer
• Neave Blacktalon is Danitha, Capashen Paragon
• Stardrake is Scourge of the Throne

The third and remaining Games Workshop Secret Lair options Blood Bowl. This is the hyperviolent fantasy soccer franchise that Games Workshop has produced. The featured playing cards are:

• Perfect Defense is Defense of the Heart
• The Ball is Fellwar Stone
• Touchdown! is Approach of the Second Sun
• Re-Roll is Rewind
• Both Down is Bone Splinters
• Throw Team-Mate is Fling

After that, the Magic October Superdrop reveals a Secret Lair that includes art work by Junji Ito. This horror manga creator is most well-known for his disturbing physique horror art work in collection. In collection reminiscent of Uzumaki and Hellstar Remina. That similar black and white fashion will now be featured on 4 playing cards on this Secret Lair: Thoughtseize, Doomsday, Carrion Feeder, and Plaguecrafter. This Secret Lair will probably be out there in each English and Japanese.

Junji Ito is not the one Japanese artist being showcased on this superdrop. Yoji Shinkawa, most recognizable for his work on the Metal Gear franchise, additionally has a Secret Lair. His minimal but expressive artwork fashion will probably be featured on Tezzeret The Seeker, Solemn Simulacrum, Skullclamp, and Phyrexian Metamorph. This Secret Lair may even be out there in English and Japanese.

Finally, the Magic October Superdrop introduced three Secret Lairs specializing in a number of beloved components of Magic’s lore. The Weirdest Pets within the Multiverse showcases fan-favorite creatures: Laboratory Maniac, Stitcher’s Supplier, Beast Whisperer, Vizier of the Menagerie, and Wood Elves. The Space Beyond The Stars offers an alternate astrological search for Imprisoned On The Moon, Stasis, Prismatic Omen, and Wheel of Sun and Moon. Lastly, Totally Spaced Out offers galaxy foil variations of Strip Mine, Ash Barrens, Fabled Passage, and Command Beacon.

All of the Secret Lairs showcased within the Magic October Superdrop will probably be out there October 17. Each one might be purchased in foil for $39.99 and non-foil for $29.99. Alternatively, there’s the Big Foil Bundle for $258.99 and Big Non-Foil Bundle for $168.99 which is able to accumulate a lot of the Secret Lairs into one handy package deal. If you need every thing, you’ll need to purchase the Post Malone Bundle, which collects each foil and non-foil variations of The Lands and Backstage Pass for $108.99, in addition to the Warhammer Bundle which collects the foil and non-foil variations of all Games Workshop Secret Lairs for $168.99.