Every Reality Fracture Shattered Mirror Card Revealed So Far
Reality Fracture has several special treatments competing for collectors' attention, but Shattered Mirror cards may be the most interesting of the bunch.
There are 13 Shattered Mirror cards in MTG Reality Fracture, each taking an Echoverse reinterpretation of a famous Magic card and visually smashing the old and new versions together. Instead of simply giving an existing card alternate artwork, Wizards uses the treatment to show the new card alongside pieces of the card that inspired it.
As of September 2, 2026, three of the 13 Shattered Mirror cards have been publicly identified: Enlightened Confidant, Craterclaw Colossus, and Stingcaster Mage.
Nonfoil Shattered Mirror cards can appear in both Play Boosters and Collector Boosters. Each of the 13 cards also receives a premium Facet Foil Shattered Mirror version that appears only in Collector Boosters.
We will update this checklist as the remaining 10 cards are revealed.
Every Reality Fracture Shattered Mirror Card
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# | Shattered Mirror Card | Shattered Mirror # | Facet Foil # | Status | |
1 | Dark Confidant | 321 | 449 | Revealed | |
2 | Craterhoof Behemoth | 327 | 455 | Revealed | |
3 | Snapcaster Mage | 329 | 457 | Revealed | |
4 | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD | Not Revealed |
5 | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD | Not Revealed |
6 | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD | Not Revealed |
7 | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD | Not Revealed |
8 | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD | Not Revealed |
9 | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD | Not Revealed |
10 | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD | Not Revealed |
11 | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD | Not Revealed |
12 | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD | Not Revealed |
13 | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD | Not Revealed |
Last Updated: September 2, 2026
What Are Shattered Mirror Cards in Reality Fracture?
Shattered Mirror cards are special Reality Fracture treatments built around one of the set's biggest ideas: What would familiar Magic cards look like if they had developed inside Jace's Echoverse instead?
The treatment puts the Echoverse card front and center while fragments of the shattered artwork show the famous Magic card that inspired it.
Wizards uses Stingcaster Mage as its clearest example. The card represents a red take on Snapcaster Mage, while the Shattered Mirror artwork shows the Stingerquill mage seemingly breaking through the reality containing its Innistrad inspiration.
This is more than a normal borderless treatment. The fractured artwork is part of the storytelling.
Enlightened Confidant is Reality Fracture's white reinterpretation of Dark Confidant, one of Magic's best-known black creatures.
Dark Confidant famously turns life into card advantage. Enlightened Confidant flips that relationship around. It has lifelink and can turn successful life gain into additional card selection and potentially another card in your hand.
That makes the connection recognizable without simply photocopying Dark Confidant into another color. Coverage from MagicCon Amsterdam explicitly identified Enlightened Confidant as an alternate version of Dark Confidant.
Its currently documented Reality Fracture versions include:
Card databases list Enlightened Confidant as a mythic rare and confirm #449 as the Facet Foil printing.
Apparently somebody looked at Craterhoof Behemoth and decided the problem was that it did not involve enough artifacts.
Craterclaw Colossus is Reality Fracture's red artifact-creature riff on Craterhoof Behemoth.
Rather than rewarding you for controlling a huge board of creatures, Craterclaw Colossus calculates its power boost using the number of artifacts you control. It still has haste and still wants to turn one battlefield into a very dead opponent, but it gets there through a different color and strategy.
Wizards developers have confirmed that Craterclaw Colossus is a riff on Craterhoof Behemoth and, importantly, that the original card does not need to appear in Reality Fracture for its Echoverse reinterpretation to receive this treatment.
Its documented versions include:
Current card databases list all four known Craterclaw Colossus printings and identify #327 as the Shattered Mirror version and #455 as the premium Facet Foil version.
Stingcaster Mage is probably the easiest Shattered Mirror card to understand at a glance.
It is the Echoverse's red answer to Snapcaster Mage.
Snapcaster Mage is a blue 2/1 famous for using flash and giving an instant or sorcery in your graveyard flashback. Stingcaster Mage keeps the flashback ability but trades blue and flash for red and haste.
That makes it familiar without violating the color pie, which is essentially the point of these Reality Fracture reinterpretations.
Its documented versions are:
Wizards itself has shown both the #329 Shattered Mirror version and #457 Facet Foil version while explaining the treatment.
Shattered Mirror Cards vs. Echoed Pairs
This distinction is important because Reality Fracture is doing two similar-looking alternate-reality concepts at the same time.
An Echoed Pair consists of two separate Reality Fracture cards.
For example:
Chandra, Torch of Defiance ↔ Chandra, Chill of Compliance
Both cards exist, and together they make an Echoed Pair.
A Shattered Mirror card is different. It is one Reality Fracture card whose special artwork references the famous Magic card that inspired it.
For example:
Stingcaster Mage → inspired by Snapcaster Mage
You are not opening Stingcaster Mage and Snapcaster Mage as a guaranteed pair. Snapcaster is the inspiration being shown through the shattered artwork.
If you are trying to keep all of Reality Fracture's special treatments straight, that difference is worth remembering:
Echoed Pairs = two cards connected to each other.
Shattered Mirror = one Echoverse reinterpretation visually connected to the famous card that inspired it.
What Are Facet Foil Shattered Mirror Cards?
Every Shattered Mirror card also receives a premium Facet Foil version.
Wizards describes the finish as emphasizing the pieces of fractured reality across the artwork. More importantly for collectors, Facet Foils appear only in Reality Fracture Collector Boosters.
There are therefore two closely related collector checklists:
13 Shattered Mirror cards
13 Facet Foil Shattered Mirror cards
The names should be the same. What changes is the treatment, collector number, finish, and booster availability.
Can You Pull Shattered Mirror Cards From Play Boosters?
Yes.
Wizards confirms that nonfoil Shattered Mirror cards can appear in Reality Fracture Play Boosters. They can also appear in Collector Boosters.
However, Wizards has not published a Shattered Mirror-specific pull rate yet.
That means we know they are available, but we do not currently know how frequently you should expect to find one.
Can You Pull Shattered Mirror Cards From Collector Boosters?
Yes.
Collector Boosters can contain the regular Shattered Mirror treatment and are also the only booster where Facet Foil Shattered Mirror cards can appear.
If your specific goal is chasing the premium versions, Collector Boosters are therefore the only relevant sealed product.
Are Shattered Mirror Cards Guaranteed in Every Booster?
No Shattered Mirror guarantee has been announced.
That is another major difference from Echoed Pairs.
Wizards explicitly describes Echoed Pair collation, but its published Reality Fracture booster information only says Shattered Mirror cards appear in Play and Collector Boosters. It does not say every pack contains one or publish treatment-specific odds.
Until Wizards publishes additional collation information or enough product is opened to establish reliable data, any specific Shattered Mirror pull rate would be speculation.
Are All Reality Fracture Shattered Mirror Cards Mythic Rares?
We don't know yet.
All three Shattered Mirror cards revealed so far are mythic rares, but Wizards has not said that the entire 13-card treatment is restricted to mythics. Current card databases identify Enlightened Confidant, Craterclaw Colossus, and Stingcaster Mage as mythic rares.
Until the other 10 cards are revealed, I would not assume the pattern continues.
How Many Shattered Mirror Cards Are in Reality Fracture?
There are 13 Shattered Mirror cards in MTG Reality Fracture. Each also receives a Collector Booster-exclusive Facet Foil version.
Right now, we know three:
Enlightened Confidant
Craterclaw Colossus
Stingcaster Mage
That leaves 10 more cards to be revealed.
Reality Fracture's major set debut is still ahead of us, so this checklist is going to change quickly. We will keep updating the same page as Wizards reveals the rest rather than making you hunt through a dozen spoiler posts to figure out which Shattered Mirror cards actually exist.
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