On the greener side of things, Duxvox has been picking up some new toys for his archetype. Storm Of Smog And Ooze looks to be a powerful setup tool for the archetype, allowing Duxvox to take better advantage of the staple Reservoirs Of Revival Ooze than Sharn can, with the ability to send it to discard to setup a Retrieve. Storm also helps to pile on the Cooldown hate, with the ability to hit Synergy cooldowns, helping Duxvox to limit how much power an opponent can have directly after Veil Pierce.

Duxvox Operation: Ooze Overflow is another neat tool, offering a one-shot revive that sets up Doomsday Counters, while also being a payoff for Duxvox's Doomsday Cannon with it's "when destroyed" ability.

Dukka, Duxvox Doomsday Engineer is also an exciting piece, helping to generate Duxvox Doomsday Scorpions and Doomsday Counters, while also giving a solid route to remove Doomsday counters from cards like your Duxvox's Deployable Bomb while denying your opponent resources.

The Orc Mask, Majik Mask - TarDaxian Butchery hints towards a new archetype, but more importantly at the moment offers the (Butcher) Keyword as a way to clear out Warriors quickly in Battle, potentially being useful for setup in the Wasteland variant of Sharn Aggro where Rampage isn't quite as easily accessible for pushing past Warriors.

TarDaxian Blademaster, Mictiras is another interesting piece, with the ability to tutor any Orc Armament. While we'll still need to see new pieces for the archetype, it's potentially a decent generic piece in any Orc archetype that's interested/reliant on a specific Armament.

Shifting from one Unholy force to the next, Demons have some new tools for an archetype that's often more loathed then loved, with two new tomes for the Black Magic archetype!

Black Magic Tome - Envy offers a unique way to get card advantage, reaping greater rewards for your opponent having more resources than you do. The on play ability potentially sets a full backrow of cards, but offers a fun sort of mindgame with your opponent, as the more resources they keep back the more you get, but trying to get rid of their own Fortified cards might lead them into pushing a little too hard, a little too fast. The on-eradication ability helps in the games where your deck has a bit of difficulty getting going, helping to even out the playpatterns of the archetype.

Our next tome works well with the last, with Black Magic Tome - Lust as a neat defensive tool to pull some value from your opponent's eradication zone. In addition to the eradication ability making 3 Soul tokens, this is a nice way to gain some value, or at the very least, put some bodies into play to keep you alive.

So far in the set, we're also seeing some love for the Hell-Plains, with a small sampling of cards revealed. Bethany, Possessed By Hell-Plains is a solid 3 attack Warrior who can notably wear Majik Mask - Hell Plains Horror. The Demon Majik Mask here offers a new way to trigger discard or eradication effects from hand, while also being able to rip your opponent's Warriors right out of the discard pile.

Box From The Hell-Plains offers some attrition to the archetype, reducing the heavy costs of cards like Fight For The Hell-Plains and Hex Of The Hell-Plains, while also giving some unique tech to bring cards back from eradication, or to shut down Perish abilities.

In the Mythical Beast Realm, we've got 2 archetypes getting shown off so far, with Jinns and Sirens.

Jinns have been getting some great support through the previous few sets in EOR, GCD, and ELP, and with a new Warlord coming in the set, there's bound to be some incredibly exciting tools for the archetype! From what we've gotten so far, Sa'hada's Shifting Sands is a solid support tool for the archetype, having both a strong first activated ability to reward bouncing it back to hand, aswell as a once per turn to constantly enable any of your card moving/zone synergies, such as with Allure Of The Jinn. 

Lamp Of The Mystic Fire Storm is neat as our second lamp, following Lamp Of The Dueling Dragon. Like the first, this Lamp offers some fantastic card advantage and refill abilities, and Incinerate is a great Keyword for controlling the board, and using Recycle abilities.

Our first introduction to the Sirens is interesting too, Siren Warning Bell is potentially an incredibly strong support piece for the archetype, letting you match your opponents Warrior Conscriptions 1 for 1, potentially letting you pull out a full board of Sirens against a greedy opponent. But what Siren Warriors are you getting?

So far we've only seen one, with the Director's Cut Mercury, Hypnotizing Silver Siren. This Warrior introduces the Lure Keyword Ability, letting you rip a Warrior out of your opponent's hand, and strip it's Keyword Abilities right off, This is a sweet and quite unique hate piece, and basically the only targeted hand disruption outside of Demons at the moment. Whether Sirens have enough cards to build out a full archetype by the release of the set we'll have to see, but Mercury looks like a solid enough consideration in sideboards to hate out specific powerful Warriors.

2 Bounty Archetypes have also already recieved some exciting new tools, with Marianas recieving her first Exalted card!

Ancient Relic - Seamark Sextant is an Act for Marianas that lets you turn Infamy Counters into Ghost Pirates while also letting you punch through boards to help build your Infamy up! The Removed from the field effect is exciting too, as if your opponent removes it, you'll get guaranteed access to your Synergy to use again!

As for the namesake of the set, Majik Masks are also getting tons of support, in no small part thanks to the myriad of exciting new masks available to every legion, surely making mask builds much more exciting and varied.

Majik Mask Dressing Room is an exciting support piece to send important Majik Mask cards to the discard pile, and to move Masks around. Being able to use Majik Mask - Three Eye Dark on a Warrior with Condemn, or potentially with a mask like Dark Wood Visage, and then move it to an opposing player's Warrior so they suffer the burn damage sounds like the making of a solid Mask burn build.

 Majik Mask - Freakshow Pierrot also piles on the potential for burn with it's Warrior destruction ability, while also being potentially an exciting piece in a deck with a Freakshow subpackage.

Majik Mask - Stitched Abyss offers a unique control piece to limit opposing player's card options, and Warrior conscriptions, while Majik Mask - Jester's Regalia is a huge buff to let Majik Mask decks close out games.