MTG Wilds of Eldraine exclusive card reveal

Joel Loynds
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Magic: The Gathering’s Wilds of Eldraine is coming soon, and we’ve been given an exclusive sneak peek at an upcoming card spoiler, named Up the Beanstalk.

The world of Eldraine has been turned upside down since the Phyrexian invasion. Now with the fairytale land trying to return back to normal, new faces populate the area. While the Kenrith children try to reunite the land through their own means, a trio of adventurers are making their way up a tree.

MTG’s Wilds of Eldraine is looking incredible so far. A myriad of Commander-worthy enchantment cards are getting reprinted, as well as new cards and mechanics which look ripe for exploitation.

Dexerto has been given an exclusive card spoiler for Wilds of Eldraine, and it’s named Up the Beanstalk.

MTG Wilds of Eldraine card spoiler: Up the Beanstalk

MTG Up the Beanstalk

Up the Beanstalk is an enchantment card costing 1G. It’s an excellent way to fuel your beefed-up and expensive spells in two of the draft archetypes revealed. This isn’t like other enchantments in its category, instead allowing you to draw a card whenever you cast a spell with a mana value of five or greater.

It seems like it could be killer in a potentially slower format like draft. Currently, in Standard, there’s a string of dominant ramp decks, and Up the Beanstalk could fit right in. Mono-green players also have a wealth of options for ensuring this card starts working right out the gate.

MTG’s Wild of Eldraine set launches on September 8 on paper, while the digital launch on Magic Arena and Online is happening on September 5. You can get access to the prerelease at your local game store from September 1 to 3.

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About The Author

E-Commerce Editor. You can get in touch with him over email: joel.loynds@dexerto.com. He's written extensively about video games and tech for over a decade for various sites. Previously seen on Scan, WePC, PCGuide, Eurogamer, Digital Foundry and Metro.co.uk. A deep love for old tech, bad games and even jankier MTG decks.