This set has a bottom-up design "with a flexible and popular theme: multicolor matters" "the bottom-up design model takes place when Wizards decides on a mechanical theme for the set (usually a broad one) and designs an in-universe setting with that gameplay theme in mind. The civilized beings are more prey than predator and they have to learn to live in a world that doesn't favor them". In terms of both the lore and the cards, humans are on the fringes and the best they can do is either try to tame the smaller beasts or simply stay out of their way. Ikoria's wild terrain is dominated by the monsters, who rampage unchecked. Humanity is on the fringes, living in a few fortress-like cities or living in rugged survivalist camps, Zendikar-style. This plane is largely untamed and home to strong mana and it is divided into five biomes. The plane of Ikoria "combines elements of Shards of Alara and Zendikar (and a bit of Khans of Tarkir) while adding its own spin for a unique identity. Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths takes place in a world full of monsters, and is about "building your own monsters".
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