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Magic: The Gathering fans, get ready to rev up your decks—*Aetherdrift*, the next exciting set in the MTG lineup, is just around the corner. Set in a thrilling multiplanar death race that spans across the multiverse, *Aetherdrift* promises high-speed action, new mechanics, and bold storytelling. Today, we bring you an exclusive first look at two standout cards coming to the set: Cloudspire Coordinator and Count on Luck.

Flip through the gallery below to see both cards, as well as a few alternate art treatments.

Magic: The Gathering - 2 New Cards from Aetherdrift

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Leading off our preview is Cloudspire Coordinator, an uncommon creature that gives players a clear glimpse into the red-white color identity of Aetherdrift. This card represents the legendary Cloudspire Racing Team from the plane of Kylem—a location originally introduced in Battlebond, Magic’s 2v2-focused set from 2018. Mechanically, the card supports one of the set’s core themes: vehicle-based gameplay. With a power of 3, it can crew vehicles itself, or activate its ability to generate Pilot tokens that crew vehicles for you. Whether you're drafting or building a red-white deck, this card brings utility and synergy to the table.

Then there's the more splashy reveal: Count on Luck, a rare enchantment that delivers a clean, powerful effect. For just three red mana, this enchantment triggers at the beginning of each of your turns, exiling the top card of your library and letting you play it that turn. Known as "impulse draw," this mechanic provides consistent card advantage in mono-red aggressive or tempo-heavy strategies—as long as you can use the card immediately. If not, it returns to the bottom of your library, making timing and planning key.

Aetherdrift launches globally on February 14, 2025, with prerelease events kicking off the excitement on February 7. The set will be available in both physical and digital formats (via MTG Arena and Magic: The Gathering Online). Want to dive deeper? Learn more about Aetherdrift's mechanics and gameplay features [ttpp] right here [/ttpp].