Magic The Gathering Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Collector's Booster Box

Showcase Cards That Celebrate D&D History

Adventures in the Forgotten Realms also introduces two showcase card styles full of old-school D&D—Rulebook cards and Module lands.

Classic Monster Manual-Style Art

Beholders, owlbears, gelatinous cubes, and even the dreaded Tarrasque—collect Rulebook cards featuring the most beloved and feared monsters in Dungeons & Dragons with special alternate-art drawn in the style of classic D&D monster manuals.

Adventure Module-Style Lands

Packs may also include showcase land cards styled after D&D adventure module covers from the late ’70s and early ’80s. With bold, colorful alternate art—and guidance on appropriate character level—go on a Forgotten Realms adventure with a Rare, Uncommon, or Common Module land.

Venture into the Dungeon

Explore famous dungeons in search of treasure and glory. Adventures in the Forgotten Realms introduces a dungeon-delving keyword and three dungeons that seasoned D&D adventurers may recognize—Tomb of Annihilation, Dungeon of the Mad Mage, and Lost Mine of Phandelver.

When a card tells you to “venture into the dungeon,” you’ll use a special Dungeon card to mark your path. Choose which room to explore next, triggering that room’s effect as you enter.

Do you step into the Goblin Lair to create a 1/1 red Goblin creature token? Or explore the mine tunnels to create a Treasure token? Not only will you get perks for exploring, but some cards have abilities that reward your dungeon crawls.

Flavorful Card Abilities

Buff a creature with Bardic Inspiration. Gain life with a cleric’s Cure Wounds ability. Lend a helping hand with Clever Conjurer’s Mage Hand. Or leverage the Grim Wanderer’s Tragic Backstory to bring him onto the battlefield after a creature dies.

Play Magic: The Gathering with cards full of playful references and flavorful Dungeons & Dragons-inspired abilities.