Even before the release of the Jurassic Park crossover cards alongside the upcoming Lost Caverns of Ixalan set, another popular IP gets featured in a Magic the Gathering Secret Lair crossover. As announced by IGN, Lara Croft is coming to the Magic Multiverse, with her very own Secret Lair MTG card coming this month.

Five reprints illustrated with Tomb Raider artwork, a unique Treasure token, and a brand-new Lara Croft card have been revealed to be part of the next Secret Lair drop coming this November 20, 2023. This Secret Lair drop is unique in a way that it's a mix of reprints and mechanically unique cards, as previous drops only contained one of the two kinds of Secret Lair cards. Of course, the new card is the Lara Croft, Tomb Raider Temur card, joined by renamed reprints of Search for Azcanta // Azcanta, the Sunken Ruin, Anger of the Gods, Bow of Nylea, Shadowspear, and Academy Ruins.

Check out the cards below, alongside their new names in the Secret Lair drop:

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  1. Lara Croft, Tomb Raider

    Lara Croft, Tomb Raider MTG Secret Lair
    (c) Wizards of the Coast, via IGN
  2. Kitezh, Sunken City (Academy Ruins)

    Kitezh, Sunken City (Academy Ruins) Tomb Raider Secret Lair MTG
    (c) Wizards of the Coast, via IGN
  3. Heart of the Explorer // The Lost Valley (Search for Azcanta // Azcanta, the Sunken Ruin)

    Heart of the Explorer (Search for Azcanta) Tomb Raider Secret Lair MTG
    (c) Wizards of the Coast, via IGN

    The Lost Valley (Azcanta, the Sunken Ruins) Tomb Raider Secret Lair MTG
    (c) Wizards of the Coast, via IGN
  4. The Grim Whisper (Bow of Nylea)

    The Grim Whisper (Bow of Nylea) Tomb Raider Secret Lair MTG
    (c) Wizards of the Coast, via IGN
  5. Storms of Yamatai (Anger of the Gods)

    Storms of Yamatai (Anger of the Gods) Tomb Raider Secret Lair MTG
    (c) Wizards of the Coast, via IGN
  6. Totec's Spear (Shadowspear)

    Totec's Spear (Shadowspear) Tomb Raider Secret Lair MTG
    (c) Wizards of the Coast, via IGN
  7. Treasure Token

    Treasure Token Tomb Raider Secret Lair MTG
    (c) Wizards of the Coast, via IGN

     

After Tomb Raider, Magic the Gathering fans will also be getting Universes Beyond crossovers for Fallout as well as the Final Fantasy series. It has been reported that Magic's high-profile The Lord of the Rings Universes Beyond set released earlier this year's massive success influenced Hasbro's current direction of securing even more IPs into Magic the Gathering's crossover products, which now includes a future Universes Beyond collaboration crossover with Marvel. Magic the Gathering fans should get used to seeing these crossover products, whether they like it or not because this has become the future of the hobby.