New Magic: The Gathering Set: Death Race - 2 Cards Revealed

Get ready, Magic: The Gathering fans, because the next set, Aetherdrift, is zooming into view with a thrilling multiplanar death race across the multiverse. We're thrilled to give you an exclusive sneak peek at two new cards that will be part of this high-octane adventure: Cloudspire Coordinator and Count on Luck. Dive into the gallery below to see both cards, along with some stunning alternate art treatments.

Magic: The Gathering - 2 New Cards from Aetherdrift

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First on our list is the Cloudspire Coordinator, an uncommon creature card that encapsulates the essence of the red-white color pairing in Aetherdrift. This card is a nod to the Cloudspire Racing Team from the plane of Kylem, first seen in the 2018 set, Battlebond. With a power of 3, the Cloudspire Coordinator is adept at crewing vehicles and can even generate Pilot token creatures to take the wheel for you. If you're drafting a red-white deck for Aetherdrift, this card could be a key player in your lineup.

Next, we unveil the rare enchantment, Count on Luck. Priced at 3 mana with an all-red casting cost, this card embodies the thrill of impulse draw. At the beginning of each of your turns, you exile the top card of your library and can play it that turn. It's a straightforward yet powerful tool for any mono-red deck, offering you extra cards to play as long as you can use them immediately. It's a classic case of "use it or lose it."

As a final treat, we're showcasing Count on Luck in its extended-art and First-Place Foil versions. The extended art simply expands the art box for a broader view, but the First-Place Foils are a fresh addition to Aetherdrift. These dazzling golden cards are exclusive to a randomized buy-a-box promo pack included with every Aetherdrift box. Not only will all the rares in the set receive this treatment, but you'll also find 10 full-art lands shining in gold.

Mark your calendars, as Aetherdrift races onto the scene on February 14, with prerelease events starting on February 7. For a deeper dive into the mechanics of the set, be sure to check out more details here.