Wizards of the Coast has launched a preview of an upcoming Magic: The Gathering Secret Lair Chaos Vault drop. This extra experimental spin-off of a Secret Lair, which quietly launched again in December, is continuous its eclectic streak with some new psychedelic land playing cards.
The Secret Lair Chaos Vault 2025 Drop
IN an official weblog put up, Wizards of the Coast briefly restates the intention of the Secret Lair Chaos Vault drops. They’re designed to be sudden. Gross sales launching at sudden occasions to promoting sudden objects. The put up additionally confirms an electronic mail checklist for updates on future Chaos Vault drops.
The put up continues with a preview of the drop. Beginning “someday subsequent week” the subsequent drop will characteristic new primary land playing cards. These land playing cards showcase a vibrant artwork type with summary, rainbow-like colours by artist Scott Balmer. They give the impression of being extra like background vignettes to a prog-rock album than a fantasy panorama.
If you’re apprehensive about price, this newest Chaos Vault drop will attempt one thing completely different. Shopping for this Chaos Vault drop will get you ten copies of every primary land card by fashionable demand. That’s fifty playing cards in complete as a part of this drop. Consistent with the chaotic nature of those drops, there isn’t a present listed value.
Lastly, the put up ends with a tease of what different Chaos Vault drops will entail. It options a number of items of art work by Rhonda Libbey, Heikala, Ashley Mackenzie, and kelogsloops. The art work strikes backwards and forwards between watercolor vignettes, cozy anime imagery, and impressionistic koi ponds.
This promise of experimentality is in line with the primary Secret Lair Chaos Vault drop. That drop, titled the Fairest Drop of All, had a number of playing cards within the type of artwork deco title plates. One card was illustrated in full profile. If that is maintained, Chaos Vault might function an outlet for various artists and to entice gamers with extra eclectic style.
