3 Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths Magic: The Gathering Cards Possibly Spoiled in New Leak

The official previews for Magic: The Gathering's upcoming expansion will begin on April 2, but before fans can get their first official look at the cards featured in the set, a new photo shared on Twitter may have leaked three of the cards from Ikoria, and as expected, they all look monstrous.

Befere we take a look at this leak, remember that these are unoffiical, unconfirmed details so view at your own risk! They might be a part of an April Fool's Joke.

Twitter user Charly Traarbach posted the original photo and translations of the Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths cards in Portuguese.

Here's the wrapper that contained the cards:

Bio-Quartz SpaceGodzilla 2BGU (Brokkos, Apex of Eternity) Legendary Creature – Elemental Beast Nightmare (Mythic Rare) Mutate 2(U/B)GG Trample You may cast Brokkos, Apex of Eternity, from your graveyard using its mutate ability. 6/6 Artist: Svetlin Velinov

Godzilla, Primordial Champion 7GG (Titanote Rex) Creature – Beast Dinosaur (Uncommon) Trample Cycling 1G When you cycle Titanote Rex, put a trample counter on target creature you control. ?/? Artist: Lius Lasahido

King Caesar, Ancient Guardian 3W (Huntmaster Tiger) Creature – Cat (Uncommon) Mutate 2W Whenever this creature mutates, other creatures you control get +X/+X until end of turn, where X is the number of this creature's mutations. 3/4 Artist: Slawomir Maniak

The cards shown in the photo are promo, alternate art cards featuring Godzilla and King Caesar as a cross-promotion, and the original names of the cards are written underneath, but they have special promo names representing these monsters. Note that Hasbro, the company that owns Wizards of the Coast, has a licensing deal with Toho International, the Japanese company behind these monsters. According to the source, these are box toppers, which match the description from Wizards Play Network: they're "unlike anything magic has ever done".

Magic head designer Mark Rosewater also recently teased information about the set, and the cards match one of the mechanics: Mutate. We still don't know exactly what it does, but it looks like it will be one of the craziest mechanics they've designed.

Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths is officially scheduled to be released on May 15 (rescheduled release day).

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