From left to right: Liliana, Jiang Yanggu, Nicol Bolas Domri, Tibalt, Ob Nixilis Angrath, Teferi, Ashiok Arlinn, Jace, Sorin Nahiri, Gideon, Dovin Davriel, Nissa, Tamiyo Ugin, Jaya, Huatli Kasmina, Kaya, Ajani Narset, Teyo, The Wanderer Samut, Vraska, Vivien Saheeli, Karn , Ral Kiora, Sarkhan, Chandra War of the Spark releases on May 3 in the U.S., and two days later in Japan
However, to reach a meaningful count, Ive chosen to focus solely on cards you can actually playcards you can put into a deck or add to a decklist
This set introduced the silver border to the English cards, which was already used on the Japanese cards
This extension counts 12 cards
Battles and trades could take place online, and there could be a showcase function for players to exhibit full-art cards and other rare finds