omg, you guys, we just got some juicy reveals for the upcoming magic: the gathering expansion, the hobbit. it's based on the classic j.r.r. tolkien universe and it's dropping in august, so like, pretty soon. i'm super stoked because i love the whole fantasy vibe and i've been playing mtg with my friends at the local game store for ages.

so, we got to see two new rare cards from the set, and i am low-key obsessed with them. the first one is called part in friendship, and it's a green enchantment that lets you recycle creatures when they die. basically, when one of your non-token creatures kicks the bucket, you get to draw cards from your deck until you find a new creature to play. if it's cheap enough, you can play it right away, and if not, you get to hold onto it for later. it's like, the ultimate friendship goal - even when your creatures die, they can still help you out.

the second card is the master of lake-town, and it's a legendary creature that's all about milling - which, let's be real, can be super annoying to play against, but also kinda fun. it's got deathtouch, which means it can kill other creatures with just one touch, and when it dies, you get to draw cards based on how many cards are in your opponent's graveyard. i love the art on this card, btw - it looks so ominous and creepy, just like the master of lake-town himself.

i'm really curious to see how these cards will play out in different decks and strategies. part in friendship seems like it would be amazing in a token deck, where you've got a bunch of tiny creatures runningRead more: Full article on www.gamespot.com

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