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lair of behemoths booster box Magic The Gathering Ikoria Lair of Behemoths Booster Box – Shikdar TradingMagic The Gathering Ikoria Lair of Behemoths Booster Box Release Date: 2020 05 15 Number of Cards: 27436 packs per box, 15 cards per pack Ikoria is a world of monsters. Monsters on Ikoria come in all shapes and sizes, as should command your respect. Humans on Ikoria are acutely aware that they're no match for monsters on a physical level, so most of them choose to live inside of protective sanctuaries, which range from small wilderness outposts to

Magic The Gathering Ikoria Lair of Behemoths  Booster Box

Release Date:  2020-05-15

Number of Cards: 274
36 packs per box, 15 cards per pack

Ikoria is a world of monsters. Monsters on Ikoria come in all shapes and sizes, as should command your respect. Humans on Ikoria are acutely aware that they're no match for monsters on a physical level, so most of them choose to live inside of protective sanctuaries, which range from small wilderness outposts to massive walled cities. While most humans on Ikoria struggle against the way of their world, others embrace it. Bonders are those special few humans who form magical connections with monsters. Ikoria has five major geographical regions called "triomes." Each triome has its own unique terrain, a dominant clade of monsters, and a fearsome apex monster. Each region is the result of three distinct types of mana mixing together. The five triomes are:

Savai
Terrain: Grassy plains atop mountainous cliff faces and swampy subterranean tunnels.
Dominant Monster Clade: Cats - The Cat clade of monsters are ferocious carnivores that roam in prides across the plains and mesas of Savai.
Apex Monster: Snapdax, The All-Hunter - Snapdax is unrivaled as a predator, combining cat-like cleverness and nightmarish stealth with dinosaur aggression.
Ketria
Terrain: Rivers and waterfalls that wind through crystalline forests and cascade down mountain sides.
Dominant Monster Clade: Elementals - In the crystal-infused forests of Ketria, air, water, earth, and fire are just as much alive as any plant or animal. The elemental clade of monsters are manifestations of these natural forces.
Apex Monster: Illuna, the Wish-Giver - Floating through Ketria from crystal to crystal is the apex monster Illuna, an ethereal being with the power to weave dreams and grant wishes.
Indatha
Terrain: Swampy pools within lowland plains, dotted with uniquely shaped trees
Dominant Monster Clade: Nightmares - Nightmares, as their names suggest, are the inspiration for humanity's darkest and most primal fears (or perhaps the corporeal manifestation of those fears).
Apex Monster: Nethroi, the Death-Dweller - Beware the whispers that belong to the apex monster Nethroi, a slinking cat-nightmare-beast hybrid with the power to raise the dead.
Raugrin
Terrain: Volcanic mountains surrounding white-sand beaches along the coastline.
Dominant Monster Clade: Dinosaurs - Thriving in the sweltering environment of volcanic Raugrin, the dinosaur clade of monsters embody all the violence and fury of churning molten rock.
Apex Monster: Vadrok, the Thunder-Raptor - Named after the terrible rumbling it produces as it streaks across the sky, the thunderous apex monster Vadrok rules the skies of Raugrin.
Zagoth
Terrain: Teeming rainforests with vast lily pools and swampy wetlands.
Dominant Monster Clade: Beasts - The lush forests of Zagoth teem with life, dominated by the beast clade of monsters in various sizes and shapes.
Apex Monster: Brokkos, the Forever-Beast - All of the apex monsters are ancient, but Brokkos is believed to predate them all. This gentle giant roams the forests of Zagoth with a miniature forest of its own growing on its back.

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