Discover every card in the Gardenscapes Magic Collection, including all 15 sets, Gold Cards, rewards, and the Legendary and Supreme phases.
The Magic Collection brings magical academies, alchemy labs, mysterious castles, and fantastical creatures to Gardenscapes. Featuring 15 themed sets and 150 unique cards, it blends fairy-tale magic with the atmosphere of Halloween and the traditions of the Day of the Dead.
Each set feels like a small chapter in the same fantasy world. As players work toward completing the sets, they gather objects, equipment, creatures, and scenes that gradually bring that world to life.
Time Remaining and Key Details
On the opening screen captured on October 1, 2026, the timer shows 60 days and 23 hours remaining. That is the time left when the screenshot was taken, rather than a confirmed total duration for the event. These images do not show its exact start date.
| Detail | What the Screenshots Show |
|---|---|
| Name | Magic Collection |
| Themed sets | 15 |
| Cards per set | 10 |
| Total unique cards | 150 |
| Gold Cards | 20, based on the gold borders across the 15 set screens |
| Other cards | 130 |
| Time remaining | Approximately 61 days |
| 16th set | An additional set of 10 cards that cannot be traded appears in the second phase on some accounts. Its details for the Magic Collection have not yet been revealed in this account. |
What Is the Magic Collection About?
The collection goes well beyond pumpkins and ghosts. Most of it explores a broader fantasy world: a wizard’s education, the tools of the trade, the study of the stars, potion making, and adventures through forests and dungeons.
The later sets introduce celebrations and mythical creatures. Viewed together, the sets suggest a journey that begins at the academy and ends with a bestiary, a catalog of fantastical beings. This is an interpretation of their themes and order, rather than a confirmed storyline with quests.
The Opening Screen and Card Set Design
In the main illustration, Austin wears a wizard’s outfit and stirs a glowing pink mixture in a cauldron. A smiling cat sits beside him, with stone walls, shelves, and small bottles in the background. The scene gives magic a playful feel without making it dark or frightening.
Purple dominates the opening screen, paired with yellow lettering, gold outlines, and brightly colored rewards. The set screens use different combinations of red, orange, green, blue, and purple while keeping the same layout: two rows of five cards, a progress bar, a reward, and a set number.
Missing cards appear as pale placeholders displaying their names and stars. Collected cards reveal colorful illustrations. Gold borders distinguish Gold Cards, while the red New label marks a recent addition.
Every Set and Card in the Collection
All 150 cards are listed below in the order shown in the screenshots: the top row first, followed by the bottom row. Their names appear exactly as they do in the game, making them easy to identify.
1. Academy
The first set introduces the essentials of a school of magic: writing tools, personal equipment, and study materials.
- Top row: Quill, Orb, Glasses, Wand, Desk.
- Bottom row: Hourglass, Scroll, Handbag, Chest, Blackboard.
Reward: 200 coins. No Gold Cards are shown.
2. Alchemy
The second set turns to laboratory equipment and the preparation of magical mixtures.
- Top row: Flask, Gems, Gauge, Funnel, Tubes.
- Bottom row: Burner, Reagents, Scales, Dropper, Distiller.
Reward: 1 Bomb. No Gold Cards are shown.
3. Artifacts
These objects bring legends, heroic adventures, and fairy tales to mind, from a flying carpet to a magic lamp.
- Top row: Trident, Goblet, Lamp, Shield, Carpet.
- Bottom row: Horn, Scepters, Armor, Sandals, Hammer.
Reward: 1 Rainbow Blast. No Gold Cards are shown.
4. Rituals
The fourth set brings together symbols and objects associated with ritual magic.
- Top row: Necklace, Candles, Charm, Bell, Incense.
- Bottom row: Rune, Bowl, Censer, Salt, Fire.
Reward: 1 Dynamite. No Gold Cards are shown.
5. Library
Magic has a scholarly side, too. Books, notes, and reading accessories create the atmosphere of a quiet study space.
- Top row: Books, Oil Lamp, Magnifier, Index, Stand.
- Bottom row: Pince-Nez, Bookmark, Notes, Chair, Step Stool.
Reward: 400 coins. No Gold Cards are shown.
6. Dungeon
Dungeon adds exploration, hidden treasures, and danger to the collection.
- Top row: Chest, Torch, Map, Helmet, Entry.
- Bottom row: Ore, Guard, Crystal, Trap, Relief.
Reward: 1 Shovel. No Gold Cards are shown.
7. Stars
Astronomical instruments and celestial bodies connect the magical world with the study of the sky.
- Top row: Astrolabe, Atlas, Globe, Telescope, Galaxy.
- Bottom row: Comet, Sundial, Sextant, Planets, Astrologer.
Gold Card: Astrologer. Reward: 1 Kettlebell.
8. Fairy Tales
The slipper, carriage, apple, and tower suggest familiar fairy-tale motifs, although the unrevealed cards do not confirm every specific reference.
- Top row: Slipper, Coach, Apple, Oven, House.
- Bottom row: Gnome Hat, Crown, Dress, Tower, Jack.
Gold Card: Jack. Reward: 1 Desk Fan.
From here on, gold borders become more common. This breakdown reflects the collection shown in these screenshots; with event differences between accounts, players should check their own screens to confirm which version they have.
9. Forest
The forest combines natural features with pathways and encounters that hint at an adventure.
- Top row: Owl, Print, Path, Lily, Wolf.
- Bottom row: Hollow, Plant, Portal, Meeting, Yikes!
Gold Cards: Meeting, Yikes! Reward: 600 coins.
10. Wardrobe
Clothing, accessories, and signature equipment complete the wizard’s look.
- Top row: Hat, Watch, Staff, Pipe, Ring.
- Bottom row: Amulet, Broom, Cloak, Choices, Fitting.
Gold Cards: Choices, Fitting. Reward: 1 Shovel.
11. Potion Craft
While Alchemy focuses on laboratory tools, this set centers on ingredients and the actual process of making potions.
- Top row: Potion, Ladle, Guide, Root, Case.
- Bottom row: Herbs, Mortar, Cauldron, Herbalist, Reaction.
Gold Cards: Herbalist, Reaction. Reward: 1,000 coins.
12. Castle
The castle takes shape through its architecture, furnishings, and two scenes of everyday magical life.
- Top row: Key, Logs, Fireplace, Chandelier, Stairs.
- Bottom row: Window, Mirror, Throne, Summoning, Relaxing.
Gold Cards: Summoning, Relaxing. Reward: 1 Shovel.
13. Day of Dead
This set has a distinct cultural theme, featuring marigolds, an altar, a calavera, and mariachi. It represents the Day of the Dead rather than simply offering another version of Halloween.
- Top row: Paints, Guitar, Garland, Calavera, Sombrero.
- Bottom row: Marigolds, Altar, Finery, Makeup, Mariachi.
Gold Cards: Finery, Makeup, Mariachi. Reward: 1 Desk Fan.
14. Halloween
Pumpkins, candy, bats, and ghosts make this the collection’s most recognizable seasonal set.
- Top row: Pumpkin, Candy, Raven, Scarecrow, Decor.
- Bottom row: Mansion, Bats, Carving, Ghost, Awakened.
Gold Cards: Carving, Ghost, Awakened. Reward: 1 Dart.
15. Bestiary
The final set rounds out the collection with fantastical beings from different mythological and fairy-tale traditions.
- Top row: Unicorn, Phoenix, Egg, Kraken, Griffin.
- Bottom row: Dragon, Centaur, Gnome, Mermaid, Pegasus.
Gold Cards: Centaur, Gnome, Mermaid, Pegasus. Reward: 1,500 coins.
Rewards and the Main Goal
The five sets that award coins offer a combined total of 3,700 coins. The other ten sets award 1 Bomb, 1 Rainbow Blast, 1 Dynamite, 3 Shovels, 1 Kettlebell, 2 Desk Fans, and 1 Dart in total.
The Grand Prize display shows 10,000 coins, a glowing pumpkin, and a booster bundle marked ×10. The screenshots do not explain what the pumpkin does or provide a detailed breakdown of the bundle, so the pumpkin’s purpose remains unconfirmed.
Completing the first collection does not end the event. The Legendary Collection unlocks next, resetting card progress and starting a fresh collection with more rewards and a Legendary Token. Available stars from duplicates carry over. Completing Legendary then unlocks the Supreme Collection, which awards coins and boosters without another Token. Supreme restarts each time it is completed, until the event timer runs out.
On some accounts, an additional 16th set appears after the first phase is completed and the Legendary Collection unlocks. In the previous example we documented, it contained 10 cards and awarded a Shovel, Dart, Kettlebell, and Desk Fan, adding another requirement for completing the second phase. Its name, cards, and rewards in the Magic Collection are still unknown. It only becomes visible after the first phase is completed, and it does not appear on every account.
Where Does the Difficulty Build Up?
The first six sets have no Gold Cards. Starting with Stars, every set contains at least one, with Bestiary reaching four. Altogether, the 20 Gold Cards are concentrated in the final nine sets.
According to official Playrix support, Gold Cards cannot be traded, while eligible Silver Cards can be sent between friends and teammates. Stars indicate rarity, but the screenshots do not provide numerical drop rates. Completing the collection therefore depends on which specific cards are missing, rather than simply how many packs a player opens.
The amount of time remaining allows for steady progress, but it does not guarantee completion. As the deadline approaches, deciding when to spend coins becomes more important, especially when chasing an additional reward takes a substantial amount of resources.
Conclusion
The Magic Collection brings a broad fantasy world together in 15 clearly defined sets. The academy, potions, fairy tales, and mythical creatures give the collection a consistent theme, while Halloween and the Day of the Dead add seasonal variety.
With 150 unique cards, 20 Gold Cards, and separate rewards for each set, the album gives players plenty to discover as they work toward completion. The timer captured in these screenshots shows almost 61 days remaining, leaving room to build the collection over time.
Austin already has the cauldron bubbling. Now comes the real mystery: will the next pack bring that missing Pegasus, or just another funnel for the lab?
Sources and Documentation
- Primary material: 16 Gardenscapes screenshots showing the Magic Collection opening screen and all 15 set screens, captured on October 1, 2026. Card names, rewards, gold borders, and the countdown were documented from these images.
- Playrix Help Center — What are cards?: official documentation on rarity, Silver and Gold Cards, and card trading.
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