Collection: Daarken Playmats
Our Daarken playmats cover four tournament prints — a double-sided Arguel's Blood Fast / Temple of Aclazotz from Grand Prix Providence 2017, a stitched Command the Dreadhorde from Mythic Championship II London 2019, Foul-Tongue Invocation from a Grand Prix Providence 2015 Judge playmat, and Hangarback Walker from Grand Prix Bologna 2016. None are signed.
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Hangarback Walker - Grand Prix Bologna 2016 - MTG Playmat
Regular price €25,00 EURRegular priceUnit price / perSale price €25,00 EURSold out -
Command the Dreadhorde - Daarken - Mythic Championship II London 2019 - Stitched - MTG Playmat
Regular price €290,00 EURRegular priceUnit price / perSale price €290,00 EUR -
Foul-Tongue Invocation - Daarken - Grand Prix Providence 2015 Judge Playmat - MTG Playmat
Regular price €49,00 EURRegular priceUnit price / perSale price €49,00 EUR -
Arguel's Blood Fast/Temple of Aclazotz - Daarken - Grand Prix Providence 2017 - Double-Sided - MTG Playmat
Regular price €79,00 EURRegular priceUnit price / perSale price €79,00 EUR
From Future Sight to Fallout
Daarken — the professional name of Michael Lim — has had his Magic illustrations in print since Future Sight (2007), continuing into current sets, most recently Secrets of Strixhaven Commander (2026). He has contributed to Secret Lair since 2020, across six drops, and has illustrated heavily for Universes Beyond, including eight cards for Fallout (2024) alone, plus work for the Warhammer 40,000 Commander and Tales of Middle-earth Commander crossovers. His 2012 art book, Elysium, collects his work.
What's in this collection
Arguel's Blood Fast / Temple of Aclazotz is a double-sided print from Grand Prix Providence 2017. Command the Dreadhorde, stitched, commemorates Mythic Championship II in London 2019. Foul-Tongue Invocation was made as a Judge playmat for Grand Prix Providence 2015, and Hangarback Walker for Grand Prix Bologna 2016.
Condition and photographs
None of these are signed, and only one — Command the Dreadhorde — is stitched. Every listing uses real photographs of the actual playmat, so you can check the surface before buying.