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All Baldur’s Gate spoilers from MTG Commander Legends stream

The new Commander Legends spoiler season kicks off with a total of 76 cards.
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A total of 76 Commander Legends: Baldur’s Gate spoilers dropped today via the Magic: The Gathering preview stream for the upcoming Commander set, showcasing new mechanics, iconic legendary creatures, Dual-lands, and more.

Scheduled to release on June 10, the Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur’s Gate (CLB) set contains a total of 361 regular cards. Two new mechanics will be introduced via the set, along with two returning favorites from the AFR and ELD sets. Gods from D&D have been included for the first time as legendary creatures and a cycle of Dual-lands has been included that can enter untapped if you have two or more opponents.

Legendary Baldur’s Gate creatures

A total of 12 multicolored CBL legendary creatures were revealed today. Two are Gods that have manifested into Magic cards for the first time from the lands of Faerûn, and the others are a wide variety of creature types, from vampire to dragon shaman.

Mono-colored legendary creatures with Background

Mono-colored legendary creatures within Baldur’s Gate have the Background mechanic, allowing players to have a legendary Enchantment as a secondary commander, similar to the Partner mechanic. All legendary creatures with the Background mechanic are mono-colored.

Mono-colored legendary Enchantments with Background

Each legendary mono-colored Enchantment is a Background, able to join with a CLB legendary mono-colored commander or get played separately within the main deck. Players can choose any Background Enchantment to pair with a commander.

Legendary Baldur’s Gate planeswalkers

A total of two planeswalkers were revealed during the Baldur’s Gate spoiler stream. Minsc & Boo return to Magic, and Elminster is in the colors WB.

Creatures with Baldur’s Gate Adventure mechanic

A total of four cards were revealed with the Adventure mechanic. The mechanic hits the flavor of Baldur’s Gate while bringing back one of the best mechanics from the ELD set.

Die Roll mechanic

Similar to the Adventure mechanic, Die Roll from AFR returns as well. Only two cards were revealed with the Die Roll mechanic.

The Initiative mechanic

The Initiative is a new mechanic in Baldur’s Gate. A total of four cards were revealed that trigger the mechanic upon entering the battlefield or can activate it via a paid ability.

Baldur’s Gate creatures

A total of 10 creatures were revealed. Similar to creatures in the AFR set, many of the creatures have named abilities that are for flavor purposes only. Paying eight mana also seems to be a common theme.

Instant and Sorcery Baldur’s Gate spells

Popular reprints like Lightning Bolt are included in the CLB set, along with Modal Instant spells like You Look Upon the Tarrasque.

Baldur’s Gate Artifacts

A cycle of Artifact Diamonds is included in the CLB set, providing mana for each of the five Magic colors. Artifact Equipment and a vehicle were also revealed during the Baldur’s Gate spoiler stream.

Baulder’s Gate lands

A cycle of Dual-lands is in the CLB set that enter the battlefield untapped if they have two or more opponents. The set also includes a Baldur’s Gate legendary gate and reprints like Comand Tower.

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Which characters from Baldur's Gate 3 appeared in the Magic: The Gathering set Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate?

Characters such as Karlach, Shadowheart, Wyll, and Lae’zel from Baldur's Gate 3 appeared in the Magic: The Gathering set Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate.

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What is unique about Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur’s Gate in the context of Magic: The Gathering?

Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur’s Gate is unique because it is the second draftable Commander set for Magic: The Gathering, introducing many new legendary creatures and incorporating mechanics and characters from the Baldur’s Gate series.

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How many new mechanics are introduced in the Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate set?

Two new mechanics are introduced in the set: Background and Initiative.

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Others Asked

Which characters from Baldur's Gate 3 appeared in the Magic: The Gathering set Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate?

Characters such as Karlach, Shadowheart, Wyll, and Lae’zel from Baldur's Gate 3 appeared in the Magic: The Gathering set Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate.

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What is unique about Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur’s Gate in the context of Magic: The Gathering?

Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur’s Gate is unique because it is the second draftable Commander set for Magic: The Gathering, introducing many new legendary creatures and incorporating mechanics and characters from the Baldur’s Gate series.

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How many new mechanics are introduced in the Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate set?

Two new mechanics are introduced in the set: Background and Initiative.

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