An IGN article from the same day revealed a Jumpstart-exclusive Planeswalker that shows off two of the three new mechanics and showcases what Magic: The Gathering might look like when designed for a digital-only environment
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These include: Adventurer's Guildhouse Arboria Backdraft Blight Blue Mana Battery Brine Hag Cathedral of Serra Cocoon Deadfall Eternal Warrior Floral Spuzzem Frost Giant Great Defender Green Mana Battery Heaven's Gate Hunding Gjornersen Ivory Guardians Kry Shield Land Tax Lord Magnus Mana Drain Marhault Elsdragon Mountain Yeti Presence of the Master Princess Lucrezia Puppet Master Rabid Wombat Radjan Spirit Ramirez DePietro Relic Bind Sea King's Blessing Seafarer's Quay Seeker Shimian Night Stalker Silhouette Sir Shandlar of Eberyn Sivitri Scarzam Spectral Cloak Spirit Link Sunastian Falconer Takklemaggot Tor Wauki Undertow Underworld Dreams Unholy Citadel Wall of Dust Wall of Light Wall of Putrid Flesh Wall of Tombstones White Mana Battery Additionally, the following cards will not be included: Alabaster Potion Barbary Apes Caverns of Despair Cleanse Craw Giant Darkness Flash Counter Gwendlyn Di Corci Imprison Invoke Prejudice Nether Void Pradesh Gypsies Pyrotechnics Relic Barrier Sylvan Library Wall of Opposition But everything else is fair game

Mint 9 A Mint card has four sharp corners with only minor wear visible
These cards offer unique abilities and effects, such as ward, wither, and the ability to copy triggered abilities, making them powerful additions to any Magic: The Gathering deck
Monstrosity of the Lake was first released in the set Tales of Middle-earth Commander, illustrated by Ben Wootten