Description
So you think you're a wise guy...
Streets of New Capenna offers the glitz of a city filled with power—and the grime of corruption that power brings with it. An inspired take on how an Art Deco 1930's cityscape would come to life when clashing with the high fantasy of the Multiverse's lore is explored in this brand new addition to Magic the Gathering's universe.
12 cards per pack. 30 packs per box.
Let's take a look at just a taste of what can be found in Streets of New Capenna.
Featured here are the Full Art Metropolis basic lands:
A city that looms as large as New Capenna exudes power and luxury, thanks to the five families you'll find here.
Obscura
(White-Blue-Black)
Maestros
(Blue-Black-Red)
Riveteers
(Black-Red-Green)
Cabaretti
(Red-Green-White)
Brokers
(Green-White-Blue)
While you'll learn more about these powerful families soon, their influence and reach extends to every corner of the city. Seen above, the full-art metropolis basic lands will be available in Draft, Set, and Collector Boosters (similar to how Ukiyo-e basic lands appeared in boosters for Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty).
Each of the five families that vie for strength—and profits—in New Capenna take more than just one or two colors. Family means business in this city, and being aligned with dealmakers and muscle looking out for you can make all the difference when there are four more families ready to take you out.
With wealth and power comes luxury, as the families of New Capenna can show off all three with beautiful locales to host their efforts—legal and otherwise. Borderless and skyscraper treatments are just a taste of the beauty and style you'll discover.
And you'll want to be with a family to take advantage of what they offer. Each family you can choose between has their own plan to be on top—what the Brokers offer below is just a first taste.
If you're going to contract a family for power, go for a golden age version and show off your newfound connections.
Not all cards feature here included. Packs, boxes and bundles contain a randomised selection of cards.
