Un'Goro reveals continue today with Druid and neutral reveals! We've got all of the information right here regarding what the set has and all that is coming out with it.
From the original Un'Goro set, Quests are making a return, fittingly in their Un'Goro form meaning that you complete them and then get a card reward in your hand.
Kindred is the new mechanic of the set. If you played a card of the same minion type or spell school as the Kindred card on your previous turn, it gets a bonus.
The Lost City of Un'Goro Card Reveals for June 4th 2025
Here are all the cards that have been revealed for The Lost City of Un'Goro on June 4th.
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Loh, the living legend - Probably trash but we havent seen the quest yet. Too slow, and even if you did get it up youre still just playing one or two minions a turn. The definition of broken is being able to play multiple high value cards in one turn, and this card kinda only slightly tilts it in your favour instead of outright wins. Wouldnt you rather just ramp aggressively instead, and play your win con early?
Ultragigasaurus - Its the ultragiga meme of this expansion. Unless theres a better way to cheat it out only druid will bother with this card, assuming this card is even viable over the many, many other cards thats better.
Curious Explorer - They went on to nerf harbinger of the blighted, when something soft like this would have easily done the same. Because lets be honest, this card is not merely bad its unplayable shit.
Crystal Tender - Might be premature, but I think this card might actually be sneaked into every deck. Punishes opponent for starting first, and heavily punishes most druids. Plus it has tradeable, so its not a brick in hand if the two conditions are not met.
Tar Tyrant - Its the sort of card that you wont see placed into a competitive standard deck and yet if it somehow appears on board your opponent would be cursing throughout the day
Given the current card pool, I think you're massively overvaluing Crystal Tender. The only mana ramp cards in Standard right now are New Heights (not playable in the best Druid deck, and you don't get the increased cap) and Ysera, Emerald Aspect (mana ramp comes in way too late to be relevant). All of Druid's mana shenanigans are being done via mana refresh like Amirdrassil and Sleep Under the Stars. Granted, maybe Druid's getting a good ramp card this set. But until we know for sure, the card is just "50% chance to be a Wild Growth, 50% chance to be a vanilla 2/2", which I don't think is good enough.
EDIT: Actually, it doesn't even work going second. Going second, you have the same mana as your opponent while they have one more only on their turn. So, waaaaaaay too niche.
EDIT EDIT: Actually, maybe it kinda goes sick-nasty with Fractured Power. Probably a meme combo, but definitely a funny one.
Yeah, you might be right. You dont get any advantage starting first or second, so theres no actual use for this card in general.
But on the other hand its just a way to take druid off the menu in case they ever get too rampant. That alone does make the card useful.
Mana ramping doesn't even counter Druid. It doesn't stop them from ramping into big cards, and presumably they'll have better payoffs for having high mana than you do. I think the card would've been good against Doomkin specifically, but we're not even close to there anymore.
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Holy crap, lore-accurate Tar Creeper! They're fen creepers in WoW, not tar elementals.