MTG temple lord Go-Shinatai and Myojin’s cycle fill in Commander Kamigawa puts reinforcement slots

A total of eight Magic: Gathering Command cards will appear in Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Order booster packs, containing the temple lord supporting all five colors and cycles of new Myojin spirits on board.

Scheduled for global release on February 18th, order booster packs for Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty There will be a dedicated slot for the Commander card. A cycle of five mythical Myojin spirits occupies five of the slots, displaying the Indestructible counters. The temples are represented through the Go-Shintai of Life’s Origin, a lord who favors temple-tribe themes. And two of the last eight cards that are only for Commanders in the booster are Yoshimaru, Ever Faithful, and Ruthless Technomancer.

Myojin ANCHOR Command cycle

There are a total of five Myojin Commander-only cards, each representing one of the five Magic color. The Myojins are all legendary spirits new to the Kamigawa plane and are not tied to the original Myojin in the past. Each enters the battlefield with an Indestructible counter when used from the hand, as these legendary souls will not gain the counter when used from the Command Zone. And each company has a total of eight CMCs.

Blooming Dawn’s Myojin

Myojin of Cryptic Dreams

Myojin of Grim Betrayal

Roaring Blades’ Myojin

Myojin of Towering Might

Go-Shinati of Origin of Life

The Go-Shinati of Life’s Origin is a shrine to the legendary green Enchantment creature that aids in the construction of a five-colored temple that the Commander builds.

Yosimaru, forever faithful

The legendary dog ​​Yosimaru, Ever Faithful, atones for the original good dog, Hachikō, as it patiently waits for its emperor’s return.

Ruthless Techomancer

The human wizard Techomancer Techomancer ruthlessly engages in Antiquities issues and crafting Black sacrifices, with an added bonus of producing Treasure tokens.

Players can check out all eight of the commander-only NEO cards found in the boosters when the set launches globally on tablets on February 18.