Alchemy: Eldraine - Card Spoilers, Set Information, Release Date, and More • MTG Arena Zone

Table of Contents

Set Details and Overview
Cards
Spellbooks
Conjured Cards
Limited
- Limited Guide and Set Review
- Limited Tier List
Constructed
- Alchemy: Eldraine Card Reviews and Decklists
Mechanics

Alchemy: Eldraine is the latest installment in MTG Arena’s exclusive digital-first format, Alchemy. The set is a companion to the September 2023 Standard set Wilds of Eldraine, and the cards will continue to extend the themes and flavor of the set with 30 new cards. In this article, you’ll find all of the information we currently have available concerning Alchemy: Eldraine, including all of the cards that have been revealed so far. This guide will be updated daily as more information is revealed.

Set Details and Overview

It has been a while since our the Alchemy set, Alchemy: Phyrexia. Usually, Alchemy sets are released between Standard sets, but after a break with March of the Machine: The Aftermath and The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth™, it is back for Wilds of Eldraine.

Release Date	October 10, 2023
Cards	30
Set Symbol	A24
Set Code	Y24
Promotional Code	6 free packs now sent to the inbox!

Collection: Alchemy boosters from the store or rewards, Alchemy: Eldraine Premier Draft, or craft them using Wildcards.
Legality: New cards will be legal for the Alchemy format, and will be automatically introduced to live digital-only eternal formats, such as Historic and Historic Brawl.

Cards

Spellbooks

TOME OF GADWICK

GIANT SECRETS

THREE PIGS

Conjured Cards

A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY

OVERCOOKED

Food Fight

OUTFITTED JOUSTER

JEWEL MINE OVERSEER

Seven Dwarves

Limited

Premier Draft Alchemy: Phyrexia runs from October 10 to October 17. Players draft three packs of WOOE, but one common card in each pack is replaced with a card from Alchemy: Eldraine. This card can be any rarity as follows:

55% of packs contain an uncommon card.
38.57% of packs contain a rare card.
6.43% of packs contain a mythic card.
Each rare appears twice as often as each mythic.

Limited Guide and Set Review

Coming soon!

Limited Tier List

Coming soon!

Constructed

Alchemy: Eldraine Card Reviews and Decklists

Coming soon!

Mechanics

Wilds of Eldraine mechanics:

Role Tokens: In this grand tale, we all have our roles to play. Role tokens are seven new predefined tokens, each one an Aura with enchant creature. Six of them are created by cards in the main set.
Bargain: Eldraine can be a strange plane, and sometimes you must come ready to bargain. Bargain is a new ability that allows you to sacrifice an artifact, enchantment, or token as an additional cost to cast a spell. Exciting! You do get something for doing so, of course.
Celebration: The Phyrexians are gone! Now’s no time to sleep (Why is everybody asleep?), so let’s celebrate! Celebrate is a new ability word that highlights abilities that care if two or more nonland permanents entered the battlefield under your control during the turn.
Adventures: Eldraine is a plane of adventure, so it’s no surprise that adventurer cards make their return. Some permanent cards (mostly creatures, but other permanent types get in on the fun) in the set have their own personal Adventure that occupies the lower left corner of the cards. Adventures have their own name, mana cost, type line, and rules text. Each Adventure is an instant or sorcery.

Alchemy’s digital-only mechanics:

Conjure: Creates cards out of thin air as a digital object that acts just like a normal card would (as compared to tokens).
Seek: Cards with this mechanic will have the game randomly choose a card from the library that meets the criteria specified on the card and put it in to your hand.
Perpetual: Permanently changes a card’s properties, whether they are in exile, graveyard, hand, or battlefield.
Spellbook: Conjure one from among three randomly selected (draft) from a card’s Spellbook.
Intensity: Cards with intensity will start with their intensity at a certain value, and the card’s text will include mechanics for perpetually increasing or decreasing its intensity as the game goes on.
Boon: Boon is a way to represent delayed triggers, similar to an emblem, but once they trigger, they disappear.