Love ‘em or hate ‘em, Magic’s Universes Beyond products are here to stay. One of 2022’s Universes Beyond will be set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, the far-flung future where there is only war.
Read moreUnfinity looks like it’s shaping up to be a gorgeous, whimsical, fun-filled set with a creative and unique aesthetic that we haven’t really seen before in Magic. If you like carnivals, the circus, or space, then this is the set for you.
Read moreHomelands was a set released in 1995, and one of the first Magic expansions ever. It’s also arguably the worst set ever made.
Read moreChronicles defined the way Magic cards would be collected for years to come. It’s directly responsible for the Reserved List’s existence. Why was R&D’s first foray into an entirely reprints set so controversial?
Read moreComing into view on the horizon is none other than Double Masters 2022! This supplemental set is full of all your favorite cards as well as some that are due for some much-needed reprints.
Read moreWe’re back in the world of he Forgotten Realms, this time in one of the most iconic cities on the continent of Faerûn. Baldur’s Gate isn’t only the setting for a video game franchise, it’s now the latest Commander Legends set.
Read moreWith three Un-sets already under their belt, WotC decided to make another Un-product. The result was Unsanctioned, a product that doesn’t come in booster packs, but in a sealed box with five 30-card preconstructed decks.
Read moreFrom the angel-built, demon-run city of New Capenna’s seedy underground to the sleek art deco landscapes and architecture, everything about this set that has me pretty pumped for it.
Read moreDespite old unsets having apparently sold poorly, players (and MaRo) never gave up. Eventually we got Unstable, a very successful set in sales, Draft experience, and critical reviews.
Read moreAmonkhet continued the Gatewatch’s saga in pursuit of Nicol Bolas and took them to a plane where references of Bolas were everywhere.
Read moreUnglued originally released in August of 1998 and was the first ever supplemental set made with the intention of being a fun standalone product. It featured 94 new cards: five full art basic lands, six full art tokens, and 83 new silver-bordered...
Read moreimportant to early Magic for a lot of reasons. This 1995 expansion was the game’s first “standalone” product and could be played completely independently of the MTG core products since it reprinted basic lands for the first...
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