Aetherdrift

Aetherdrift is the 103rd Magic expansion and is expected to be released on February 14, 2025. It is a multiplanar twist on the racing genre.
==Set details==
The set was first teased during the 2023 Announcement Day panel at Gen Con where it was revealed that it would feature a Death Race across three planes. Two of the featured planes are planes from premier sets that have not been revisited since their debut (Avishkar and Amonkhet). The third plane is an existing location that has never been featured as a premier set before. Mark Rosewater calls it a "travelogue set". While the mechanics are more focused on the race, the individual card designs are more focused on the scenery.
The death race idea had been in discussion for over a decade. It was the Omenpath idea (travel through multiple worlds) that finally helped it get made. Some of its inspirations were Death Race 2000, Speed Racer, Wacky Races, and The Fast and the Furious. The genre entails not just a race where people race cars, but there is activity where people sabotage one another. Winning is as much about removing the competition as being the fastest.
Aetherdrift contains 291 regular cards , and includes randomly inserted traditional foil versions of all cards. The regular set includes full-art "Driver's Seat" basic lands (#271-276). Alternate card frames have a different card number than the original version. Borderless cards are #292-376 ("revved up" is #292-332) and extended art cards are #377-396. Japan Showcase cards in traditional foil are #397-406 and in fracture foil #407-416. Promo cards are numbered #417-426. Yellow borderless first-place foil cards are #427-516. Yellow borderless "Revved-up" cards (featuring a racer and their ride) are #517-531. First-place foil borderless "rude riders" (showing off the racing machines and racing steeds) are #532-545 and the 8 mythic rare borderless "Graffiti Giants" cards (five Gearhulks and three Amonkheti Gods in graffiti style) are #546-553.
===Storyline===
Aetherdrift follows Chandra Nalaar as she competes in the Ghirapur Grand Prix, a death-defying interplanar circuit race across Amonkhet, Avishkar and Muraganda. The racers come from near and far, the competition is fierce and the stakes are high, as her objective is the incredible prize only given to the race's champion: the Aetherspark.
The set is the third in the Dragonstorm Arc. The cards that represent the Story Spotlights in Aetherdrift are:
====Magic Story====
Title	Author 	Publishing date	Setting (plane) 	Featuring
 	K. Arsenault Rivera	2025-01-13 	Avishkar 	Ishikari Bindra, Rashmi (mentioned), Spitfire, Mohar Varma, Pradesh, Gonti (mentioned), Pia Nalaar, Chandra Nalaar, Nissa Revane, Winter, Valgavoth
 	Hadeer Elsbai 	2025-01-13 	Amonkhet 	Mahitab, Niharet, Basri Ket, Hazoret (mentioned), Temmet, Oketra (mentioned), Merinaten, Munhatep, Nicol Bolas (referred), The Scorpion God (mentioned), The Scarab God, The Locust God, Marunaten, Ketramose
 	K. Arsenault Rivera	2025-01-14 	Avishkar, Amonkhet 	Chandra Nalaar, Nissa Revane, Pia Nalaar, Sita Varma, Vin, Lalan, Caradora, Lagorin, Mohar Varma, Far Fortune, Kolodin, Liliana Vess (mentioned), Loot, Winter, Suraj Chaudry III, Gonti, Vraska, Jace Beleren
 	K. Arsenault Rivera	2025-01-15 	Avishkar, Amonkhet, Muraganda	Daretti, Redshift, Far Fortune, Sita Varma, Pia Nalaar, Chandra Nalaar, Zahur, Basri Ket, Winter, Kolodin, Nissa Revane, Loot, Vin, Karpani Zevanwat, Ragavan, Mohar Varma, Harshad, Jace Beleren, Vraska, Khuru
 	K. Arsenault Rivera	2025-01-16 	Avishkar, Muraganda 	Mohar Varma, Rudra, Jace Beleren, Vin, Grennar, Chandra Nalaar, Nissa Revane, Sita Varma, Pia Nalaar, Basri Ket, Winter, Zahur, Mincemeat, Far Fortune, Daretti, Redshift, Loot, Kolodin, Vraska
 	Zachary Olson 	2025-01-16 	Muraganda 	Khrad, Grazak, Khal, Amarth-Tel, Harl, Chatal, Nathala
 	K. Arsenault Rivera	2025-01-17 	Amonkhet, Avishkar, Muraganda	Daretti, Pia Nalaar, Chandra Nalaar, Loot, Nissa Revane, Ketramose, Sita Varma, Winter, Mohar Varma, Vraska, Jace Beleren
 	K. Arsenault Rivera	2025-01-20 	Amonkhet, Avishkar 	Chandra Nalaar, Loot, Daretti, Pia Nalaar, Jace Beleren, Vraska, Ral Zarek (mentioned), Nissa Revane, Far Fortune, Howler, Redshift, Sita Varma, Mohar Varma, Vin, Elspeth Tirel, Winter, Basri Ket, Zahur
===Marketing===
Aetherdrift is available in Play Boosters, Collector Boosters, two Commander decks, the Aetherdrift Bundle and the special "Finish Line" Bundle. The booster box for Play Boosters is reduced from 36 to 30 boosters. 
Play Boosters may contain DFT #1–375 and SPG #84–93. A foil mythic borderless Graffiti Giants card appears in <1% of the boosters. Collector Boosters may contain DFT #1–276, #292–416; #DRC 1–4, DRC #21–36 and SPG #84–93. Japan Showcase cards and Serialized Aethersparks appear in <1% of Collector Boosters. First-place foils appear only in Box Topper packs, which are included in Aetherdrift Play Booster boxes, Collector Booster boxes, and Finish Line Bundles.
The special "Finish Line" Edition of the Bundle consists of two Collector Boosters and six Play Boosters. It includes five full-art "Driver's Seat" basic lands in "first-place foil". It also includes one "first-place" foil Box Topper pack, five stickers (one for each mana color), a checkered flag oversized spindown life counter, and three extended alternate art Bundle promo cards.
DFT #	Frame 	Promo
424 	Extended art	
425 	Extended art	
426 	Extended art	
====Special Guests====
Aetherdrift features 10 Special Guests (SPG #84-93). These may be found in Play Boosters and may be played in Limited games. You'll find a non-foil Special Guests card in 1 out of 64 Play Boosters (1.5%). Traditional foil Special Guests cards can be found in Collector Boosters (4.2% to replace the traditional foil Booster Fun rare or mythic rare card). The Special Guests for this set have cards and illustrations hand-picked by the Secret Lair team. These unique treatments are designed to embody the multiplanar chaos of Aetherdrift.
====Japan Showcase====
Aetherdrift features 10 Japan Showcase cards (DFT #399-TBA). Each card has been reimagined by Japanese artists and illustrators and have a special frame and style that pays homage to Japanese hobby shops. Unlike Special Guests they use the standard Aetherdrift set code and expansion symbol (). 
Japan Showcase cards appear only in Collector Boosters. In Japanese Collector Boosters, Japan Showcase cards will always be in Japanese. In non-Japanese Collector Boosters, they will appear in English two thirds of the time and in Japanese one third of the time. One-in-ten Collector Boosters will have a Japan Showcase card (9% traditional foil, 1% fracture foil).
===Box Toppers===
Aetherdrift Booster boxes each include a 2-card Box Topper pack containing 1 of 10 "first-place foil" full-art basic lands and 1 of 127 first-place foil cards.
 
====Headliner====
The Headliner for this set is <c>The Aetherspark</c>, which also will show up in a Serialized version.
====Events====
*Prerelease: February 7 – February 13, 2025
*MTG Arena Release: February 11, 2025
*Magic Academy Events: February 14 – April 3, 2025
*Standard Showdown: February 14 – April 3, 2025
*Friday Night Magic: February 14 – March 28, 2025
*Commander Party: February 21–27 / March 14–20, 2025
*Store Championship: March 8–30, 2025
====Promos====
*Prerelease: a stamped card that can be any rare or mythic rare of Aetherdrift.
**The seasonal dark-frame promos are: , , , , .
*Buy-a-Box: alternate art .
*Bundle promo: alternate art .
*Store Championship: alternate art (participation), (Top 8), and (winner).
*Commander Party: retro frame .
*Standard Showdown: with Cowboy Bebop crossover art.
==Tokens, emblems and markers==
Aetherdrift has 12 tokens, an emblem, and a marker.
# 1/1 Pilot creature with "This token saddles Mounts and crews Vehicles as though its power was 2 greater." for <c>Back on Track</c>; <c>Cloudspire Coordinator</c>; <c>Country Roads</c>; <c>Defend the Rider</c>; <c>Foul Roads</c>; <c>Reef Roads</c>; <c>Risen Necroregent</c>; <c>Roadside Assistance</c>; <c>Rocky Roads</c>; <c>Valor’s Flagship</c>; and <c>Wild Roads</c>.
# 1/1 Cat creature with lifelink for <c>Basri, Tomorrow's Champion</c>.
# 2/2 Zombie creature for <c>Cryptcaller Chariot</c>; <c>Embalmed Ascendant</c>; <c>Hour of Victory</c>; <c>Risen Necroregent</c> and <c>Zahur, Glory’s Past</c>.
# 4/4 Dinosaur Dragon creature with flying for <c>Draconautics Engineer</c>.
# 1/1 Goblin creature for <c>Howlsquad Heavy</c>.
# 3/3 Elephant creature for <c>Autarch Mammoth</c>; <c>March of the World Ooze</c> and <c>Stampeding Scurryfoot</c>.
# 1/1 Insect creature for <c>Aatchik, Emerald Radian</c>.
# 1/1 Servo artifact creature for <c>Nesting Bot</c>.
# 1/1 Thopter artifact creature with flying for <c>Broadcast Rambler</c>; <c>Haunt the Network</c>; <c>Nimble Thopterist</c>; <c>Rangers' Aetherhive</c> and <c>Thopter Fabricator</c>.
# 1/1 Thopter artifact creature with flying.
# Treasure artifact for <c>Gilded Ghoda</c>; <c>Gonti, Night Minister</c>; <c>Monument to Endurance</c> and <c>Rocketeer Boostbuggy</c>.
# 3/2 Vehicle artifact with crew 1 for <c>Chandra, Spark Hunter</c> and <c>Mu Yanling, Wind Rider</c>.
#.
# // double-faced helper card.
==Themes and mechanics==
Vehicles are a big feature in the set. Mounts and saddle also return from Outlaws of Thunder Junction.
A major mechanic, acting as a resource, is Speed, controlled primarily by the Start your engines! ability. Your speed starts at 1, and it increases by 1 the first time an opponent loses life on each of your turns. The maximum possible speed is 4, and many cards reward achieving max speed.
A new keyword action is Exhaust, which appears on activated abilities of permanents of various types. A given exhaust ability can only be activated once.
Cycling returns to act as a smoothing mechanic, and synergizes with some cards in the set that reward discarding cards or having a full graveyard.
Cameo mechanics from Kaladesh block and Amonkhet block, as well as synergy with vanilla creatures (referencing ), are all present in small amounts to flavorfully accent the planes on which the race is staged.
===Card types===
Aetherdrift introduces the Seal creature type. Robot is used for the first time in-universe. This is because the Guidelight Voyagers are all made fully of metal and animated by programming, rather than magic like most Constructs.
===Limited archetypes===
Aetherdrift features the following limited archetypes. Each color pair represents a team participating in the Ghirapur Grand Prix for the Aetherspark. Among the teams are Goblins, Insects and Zombies. They are not all divided by creature type. The division is much more about mood and tone, with a number coming from a specific plane.
*: Guidelight Voyagers - Artifacts Value
*: Speed Demons - Artifacts Bleeder
*: The Endriders - Max Speed Aggro
*: Goblin Rocketeers - Exhaust Midrange
*: Alacrian Quickbeasts - Vehicles and Mounts Midrange
*: Champions of Amonkhet - Max Speed Attrition 
*: The Keelhaulers - Discard Aggro
*: The Speedbrood - Graveyard
*: Cloudspire Racing Team - Vehicles and Mounts Aggro
*: Aether Rangers - Exhaust Ramp
==Cycles==
Cycle name 	 	 	 	 	
Rare legends 	 	 	 	 	
Rare legends 	Five rare monocolored legendary creatures. 	Five rare monocolored legendary creatures. 	Five rare monocolored legendary creatures. 	Five rare monocolored legendary creatures. 	Five rare monocolored legendary creatures.
Counterclockwise Enemy color verges	() 	() 	() 	() 	()
Counterclockwise Enemy color verges	Five rare lands each tap for a primary color. Additionally, each can tap for its counterclockwise enemy color, annotated in brackets, if its controller controls a basic land type associated with either of those colors. They complete the Verge land cycle started in Duskmourn: House of Horror. 	Five rare lands each tap for a primary color. Additionally, each can tap for its counterclockwise enemy color, annotated in brackets, if its controller controls a basic land type associated with either of those colors. They complete the Verge land cycle started in Duskmourn: House of Horror. 	Five rare lands each tap for a primary color. Additionally, each can tap for its counterclockwise enemy color, annotated in brackets, if its controller controls a basic land type associated with either of those colors. They complete the Verge land cycle started in Duskmourn: House of Horror. 	Five rare lands each tap for a primary color. Additionally, each can tap for its counterclockwise enemy color, annotated in brackets, if its controller controls a basic land type associated with either of those colors. They complete the Verge land cycle started in Duskmourn: House of Horror. 	Five rare lands each tap for a primary color. Additionally, each can tap for its counterclockwise enemy color, annotated in brackets, if its controller controls a basic land type associated with either of those colors. They complete the Verge land cycle started in Duskmourn: House of Horror.
Roads 	 	 	 	 	
Roads 	Five uncommon lands that enter tapped unless their controller controls a Mount or a Vehicle, tap for M and can be sacrificed for M to create a 1/1 colorless Pilot creature token with "This token saddles Mounts and crews Vehicles as though its power was 2 greater." as a sorcery. 	Five uncommon lands that enter tapped unless their controller controls a Mount or a Vehicle, tap for M and can be sacrificed for M to create a 1/1 colorless Pilot creature token with "This token saddles Mounts and crews Vehicles as though its power was 2 greater." as a sorcery. 	Five uncommon lands that enter tapped unless their controller controls a Mount or a Vehicle, tap for M and can be sacrificed for M to create a 1/1 colorless Pilot creature token with "This token saddles Mounts and crews Vehicles as though its power was 2 greater." as a sorcery. 	Five uncommon lands that enter tapped unless their controller controls a Mount or a Vehicle, tap for M and can be sacrificed for M to create a 1/1 colorless Pilot creature token with "This token saddles Mounts and crews Vehicles as though its power was 2 greater." as a sorcery. 	Five uncommon lands that enter tapped unless their controller controls a Mount or a Vehicle, tap for M and can be sacrificed for M to create a 1/1 colorless Pilot creature token with "This token saddles Mounts and crews Vehicles as though its power was 2 greater." as a sorcery.
Vanilla legends 	 	 	 	 	
Vanilla legends 	Five uncommon vanilla legendary creatures from Muraganda with "Tyrant" in their names. 	Five uncommon vanilla legendary creatures from Muraganda with "Tyrant" in their names. 	Five uncommon vanilla legendary creatures from Muraganda with "Tyrant" in their names. 	Five uncommon vanilla legendary creatures from Muraganda with "Tyrant" in their names. 	Five uncommon vanilla legendary creatures from Muraganda with "Tyrant" in their names.
Surveyors 	 	 	 	 	
Surveyors 	Five common creatures with start your engines: their owner can pay and exile them from their graveyard while at max speed to draw a card. 	Five common creatures with start your engines: their owner can pay and exile them from their graveyard while at max speed to draw a card. 	Five common creatures with start your engines: their owner can pay and exile them from their graveyard while at max speed to draw a card. 	Five common creatures with start your engines: their owner can pay and exile them from their graveyard while at max speed to draw a card. 	Five common creatures with start your engines: their owner can pay and exile them from their graveyard while at max speed to draw a card.
Cycle name 	 	 	 	 	
Allied-colored Gearhulks 	 	 	 	 	
Allied-colored Gearhulks 	Five mythic rare artifact creature Constructs that continue the Gearhulk cycle printed in Kaladesh, since Avishkar (formerly Kaladesh) is one of the three planes in the race. Somewhat similar to the previous cycle, they have MMNN in their mana cost, two keyword abilities, and an Enters effect.	Five mythic rare artifact creature Constructs that continue the Gearhulk cycle printed in Kaladesh, since Avishkar (formerly Kaladesh) is one of the three planes in the race. Somewhat similar to the previous cycle, they have MMNN in their mana cost, two keyword abilities, and an Enters effect.	Five mythic rare artifact creature Constructs that continue the Gearhulk cycle printed in Kaladesh, since Avishkar (formerly Kaladesh) is one of the three planes in the race. Somewhat similar to the previous cycle, they have MMNN in their mana cost, two keyword abilities, and an Enters effect.	Five mythic rare artifact creature Constructs that continue the Gearhulk cycle printed in Kaladesh, since Avishkar (formerly Kaladesh) is one of the three planes in the race. Somewhat similar to the previous cycle, they have MMNN in their mana cost, two keyword abilities, and an Enters effect.	Five mythic rare artifact creature Constructs that continue the Gearhulk cycle printed in Kaladesh, since Avishkar (formerly Kaladesh) is one of the three planes in the race. Somewhat similar to the previous cycle, they have MMNN in their mana cost, two keyword abilities, and an Enters effect.
===Double cycles===
Cycle name 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Gold Team Captains 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Gold Team Captains 	Ten rare dual-colored cards, each representing a captain or co-captain of one of the ten racing teams. 	Ten rare dual-colored cards, each representing a captain or co-captain of one of the ten racing teams. 	Ten rare dual-colored cards, each representing a captain or co-captain of one of the ten racing teams. 	Ten rare dual-colored cards, each representing a captain or co-captain of one of the ten racing teams. 	Ten rare dual-colored cards, each representing a captain or co-captain of one of the ten racing teams. 	Ten rare dual-colored cards, each representing a captain or co-captain of one of the ten racing teams. 	Ten rare dual-colored cards, each representing a captain or co-captain of one of the ten racing teams. 	Ten rare dual-colored cards, each representing a captain or co-captain of one of the ten racing teams. 	Ten rare dual-colored cards, each representing a captain or co-captain of one of the ten racing teams. 	Ten rare dual-colored cards, each representing a captain or co-captain of one of the ten racing teams.
Gold Racer Signposts	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Gold Racer Signposts	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are all Vehicles or Mounts. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are all Vehicles or Mounts. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are all Vehicles or Mounts. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are all Vehicles or Mounts. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are all Vehicles or Mounts. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are all Vehicles or Mounts. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are all Vehicles or Mounts. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are all Vehicles or Mounts. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are all Vehicles or Mounts. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are all Vehicles or Mounts.
Gold Signposts 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Gold Signposts 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are not Vehicles or Mounts. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are not Vehicles or Mounts. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are not Vehicles or Mounts. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are not Vehicles or Mounts. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are not Vehicles or Mounts. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are not Vehicles or Mounts. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are not Vehicles or Mounts. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are not Vehicles or Mounts. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are not Vehicles or Mounts. 	Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are not Vehicles or Mounts.
Life-gain Taplands 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Life-gain Taplands 	Ten common lands that enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for 2 different colors of mana. Most recently reprinted in Magic the Gathering: Foundations, and less recently in March of the Machine.	Ten common lands that enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for 2 different colors of mana. Most recently reprinted in Magic the Gathering: Foundations, and less recently in March of the Machine.	Ten common lands that enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for 2 different colors of mana. Most recently reprinted in Magic the Gathering: Foundations, and less recently in March of the Machine.	Ten common lands that enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for 2 different colors of mana. Most recently reprinted in Magic the Gathering: Foundations, and less recently in March of the Machine.	Ten common lands that enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for 2 different colors of mana. Most recently reprinted in Magic the Gathering: Foundations, and less recently in March of the Machine.	Ten common lands that enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for 2 different colors of mana. Most recently reprinted in Magic the Gathering: Foundations, and less recently in March of the Machine.	Ten common lands that enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for 2 different colors of mana. Most recently reprinted in Magic the Gathering: Foundations, and less recently in March of the Machine.	Ten common lands that enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for 2 different colors of mana. Most recently reprinted in Magic the Gathering: Foundations, and less recently in March of the Machine.	Ten common lands that enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for 2 different colors of mana. Most recently reprinted in Magic the Gathering: Foundations, and less recently in March of the Machine.	Ten common lands that enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for 2 different colors of mana. Most recently reprinted in Magic the Gathering: Foundations, and less recently in March of the Machine.
===Vertical cycle===
Cycle name	 	 	 	 	
Raceways 	(Stage 1 & 5: Avishkar) 	(Stage 2 & 4: Amonkhet) 	(Stage 3: Muraganda) 	 	
Raceways 	Three Lands that can tap to add and have a Start your engines! ability, granting an extra tap ability when at max speed. They represent the different planes (i.e. stages) of the race from first visited to last, in increasing rarity.	Three Lands that can tap to add and have a Start your engines! ability, granting an extra tap ability when at max speed. They represent the different planes (i.e. stages) of the race from first visited to last, in increasing rarity.	Three Lands that can tap to add and have a Start your engines! ability, granting an extra tap ability when at max speed. They represent the different planes (i.e. stages) of the race from first visited to last, in increasing rarity.	Three Lands that can tap to add and have a Start your engines! ability, granting an extra tap ability when at max speed. They represent the different planes (i.e. stages) of the race from first visited to last, in increasing rarity.	Three Lands that can tap to add and have a Start your engines! ability, granting an extra tap ability when at max speed. They represent the different planes (i.e. stages) of the race from first visited to last, in increasing rarity.
===Pairs===
Mirrored pair	Mirrored pair	Description
 	 	Two uncommon Pirates with cycling that get a number of +1/+1 counters whenever their controller discards a number of cards.
 	 	Two uncommon Enchantments with start your engines!, an enters the battlefield effect and speed-related self-sacrifice activated ability.
===Flavor-based cycle===
Aetherdrift features an irregular, flavor-based cycle.
Cycle name	 	 	
Gods 	 	 	
Gods 	Three mythic rare legendary gods of Amonkhet.	Three mythic rare legendary gods of Amonkhet.	Three mythic rare legendary gods of Amonkhet.
==Reprinted cards==
Aetherdrift features the following reprints:
* — first printed in Zendikar, last seen in The Lost Caverns of Ixalan/Commander decks.
* — first printed in Zendikar Rising, last seen in Magic: The Gathering Foundations.
* — first printed in Kaladesh, last seen in Foundations Jumpstart.
* — first printed in Theros, last seen in Secret Lair.
* — first printed in Zendikar, last seen in Mystery Booster 2.
==Preconstructed decks==
Aetherdrift features two Commander decks released as a regular part of a set's product line.
==Gallery==
Tennis Concept Art.jpg|Initial concept art for the set.
DFT Box Topper pack.png|Aetherdrift Box Topper pack
DFT Promo Booster.png|Aetherdrift promo pack
DFT Promo Booster foil.png|Aetherdrift prerelease promo pack
DFT Bundle.png|Aetherdrift Bundle (regular)
DFT Bundle Finish Line.png|Aetherdrift Finish Line Bundle
===Teams===
File:GGP2 Alacrian Quickbeasts.png|Alacrian Quickbeasts ()
File:GGP2 Aether Rangers.png|Aether Rangers ()
File:GGP2 The Champions of Amonkhet.png|The Champions of Amonkhet ()
File:GGP2 Cloudspire Racing Team.png|Cloudspire Racing Team ()
File:GGP2 The Endriders.png|The Endriders ()
File:GGP2 Goblin Rocketeers.png|Goblin Rocketeers ()
File:GGP2 Guidelight Voyagers.png|Guidelight Voyagers ()
File:GGP2 The Keelhaulers.png|The Keelhaulers ()
File:GGP2 The Speedbrood.png|The Speedbrood ()
File:GGP2 The Speed Demons.png|The Speed Demons ()
==References==
==External links==
*Official product page.
*WPN product page.
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