Urgent: 19 LotR Cards In The Collector Boosters Don't Have Extended-Art foils!

There has been some confusion online recently regarding Collector Booster Sample Packs and Extended-art Foils in the Lord of the Rings - Tales of Middle-Earth collection lately. Despite many different websites posting a variety of cards which are supposed to be Extended-Art foils, these cards do not exist!

This confusion was so great it baffled customers and retailers alike. Many expected these cards to have Extended-Art foil variants, as this is the Collector Booster Sample Packs we're talking about, but they don't. Worse yet, Wizards of the Coast hasn't spoken publicly about the issue or recognized the confusion, and thus the community was left to figure this mess out on their own.

Thankfully, the Magic: The Gathering community is one of the most dedicated communities online. A full list of cards which are available in their Extended-Art Foil variants and the cards that are not available was posted on the internet.

If you have your eye on one of these cards, pay attention to the list below to see if the card actually exists. And, if you have purchased such a card, you could be liable for a full refund.

Andúril, Flame of the West

Arwen, Mortal Queen

Call of the Ring

Display of Power

Doors of Durin

Forge Anew

Horn of Gondor

Horn of the Mark

King of the Oathbreakers

Lotho, Corrupt Shirriff

Mithril Coat

Palantír of Orthanc

Phial of Galadriel

Radagast the Brown

Rangers of Ithilien

Sauron’s Ransom

Shelob, Child of Ungoliant

The One Ring

Borne Upon a Wind

Dawn of a New Age

Delighted Halfling

Elven Chorus

Fall of Cair Andros

Flowering of the White Tree

Glamdring

Glóin, Dwarf Emissary

Goldberry, River-Daughter

Hew the Entwood

Isildur’s Fateful Strike

Lobelia Sackville-Baggins

Moria Marauder

Press the Enemy

Shagrat, Loot Bearer

Sharkey, Tyrant of the Shire

The Battle of Bywater

The Ring Goes South

The Watcher in the Water

There has been much speculation online that these cards weren't omitted by chance. The fans' guess is that these cards will show up in their Extended-Art foil versions in future products, as Wizards of the Coast frequently plans details like these pretty well for their sets, particularly for what could be the biggest set of the year.