It's a 4/3 Black creature card, and comes with two brand new ability words for the set. Yesterday, we revealed a card themed after one of D&D's most iconic monsters, the Gelatinous Cube. Although it comes with a relatively high base cost, Hunter's Mark can be used extremely cheaply against opponents playing Blue cards (ignoring their inevitable counter-spells, too), and to potentially devastating effect against Blue planeswalkers – it's a tempting sideboard card. Hunter's Mark is a more familiar kind of card, but a potentially very effective one. You can find out much more about the new mechanic in our exclusive interview with one of the set's designers. Each time you play a card or ability with a Venture activation – as Find the Path has – you can move forward one room in your chosen dungeon and activate its effect. The new set includes three Dungeons, each of which present a map that can be followed, with each 'room' on that map including an effect on the game. While this land-based enchantment is a nice way to ramp mana for a high-cost green deck, it also comes with another use – when played, it allows you to Venture.Īs explained in a DailyMTG tutorial video, Venture is half of an extremely Dungeons & Dragons-inspired mechanic built around a brand new card type, appropriately called Dungeons. Find the Path is perhaps the more interesting to those looking for Adventures in the Forgotten Realms' brand new mechanics. IGN is delighted to exclusively reveal two more cards from the Magic: The Gathering and Dungeons & Dragons crossover set, Adventures in the Forgotten Realms – say hello to Find the Path and Hunter's Mark.īoth new cards are Green spells, but have very different uses.
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