In a landmark moment for fantasy and card game enthusiasts alike, the worlds of Magic: The Gathering and Final Fantasy have collided in a stunning new crossover set: Magic: Final Fantasy. Released today by Wizards of the Coast in collaboration with Square Enix, this historic drop brings decades of iconic characters, lore, and legendary summons from the Final Fantasy universe into the strategic gameplay of Magic: The Gathering for the first time. A Fusion of Two Titans For years, fans of both franchises have dreamed of what it might look like if Cloud Strife squared off against Nicol Bolas, or if Kefka unleashed chaos in a multiverse ruled by Planeswalkers. With Magic: Final Fantasy, that dream becomes a reality. Drawing on over 35 years of Final Fantasy history—from the original NES classic to Final Fantasy XVI—this set delivers meticulously crafted cards that blend the deep storytelling of Final Fantasy with the tactical depth of Magic. Players can now summon Bahamut as a mythic rare creature, cast Ultima as a high-cost, game-changing spell, or even equip Buster Sword to a warrior of light. Every card is loaded with references, artwork, and mechanics that celebrate the essence of both games while maintaining the delicate balance that Magic is known for. Mechanics Inspired by Classic Final Fantasy Systems One of the most exciting elements of this release is the innovative mechanics pulled straight from Final Fantasy gameplay. New keyword abilities like Limit Break, Materia Crafting, and ATB Charge introduce fresh tactical layers. Job Classes like Black Mage, Dragoon, and White Mage appear as creature subtypes, allowing for themed deck builds with unique synergy. Additionally, the new “Crystal” mana tokens—representing the elemental crystals found across the Final Fantasy saga—offer a flexible resource mechanic that rewards lore-savvy deck construction. A Visual and Collectible Masterpiece The card art is nothing short of breathtaking. With contributions from Final Fantasy veterans like Yoshitaka Amano and Tetsuya Nomura, alongside Magic legends such as Seb McKinnon and Magali Villeneuve, this set is a visual love letter to both communities. Special editions include pixel art cards, foil-etched Espers, and Ultimate Legends, which are alternate-art Planeswalker cards featuring protagonists like Terra, Noctis, and Yuna. Launch Highlights and Community Reception The global launch includes pre-release events, exclusive collector bundles, and a multi-day live stream hosted by Wizards Play Network stores and content creators. Early reception has been overwhelming, with online pre-orders selling out within hours and collectors praising the set for its deep respect to both legacies. Social media is flooded with pack openings, theorycrafts, and fan reactions, with hashtags like #MagicFinalFantasy and #LimitBreakMTG trending across gaming platforms. Final Thoughts Magic: Final Fantasy is more than a crossover—it’s a cultural event. It bridges generations, genres, and fandoms in a way that few collaborations ever do. Whether you're a seasoned Planeswalker or a lifelong fan of the Final Fantasy franchise, this set offers a deeply nostalgic, richly designed, and endlessly playable experience.

Helga, Skittish Seer: Small Frog, Big Drama 🌿🐸✨ Some Commanders whisper, some Commanders roar, and some—like Helga—croak dramatically while setting up major plays. If you love big creatures, big payoffs, and a little bit of chaotic frog magic, this tiny queen is ready to lead your deck straight to victory. She’s a three-mana 1/3 who turns every massive creature you cast into extra cards, extra life, and extra power—all while helping you ramp into even more creatures. Helga isn’t here to mess around. She’s here to thrive.

Magic: The Gathering players have something thrilling to look forward to in 2025 – the return to the beloved plane of Tarkir. Originally introduced in 2014 with the Khans of Tarkir set, Tarkir quickly became a fan favorite. Its intriguing world, filled with legendary dragons and powerful clans, made a lasting impact on the Magic community. The Tarkir: Dragonstorm set promises to build on this legacy, bringing back key elements and expanding on the dragons and clans that make Tarkir so special. The Excitement of Dragons One of the core elements of Tarkir that fans love is the prevalence of dragons. Dragons have long been one of Magic’s most iconic creature types, and Tarkir’s Dragonstorm is set to amplify this theme even further. With dragons at the center of the set’s story, Tarkir: Dragonstorm will feature some exciting new additions for The Ur-Dragon, one of the most popular commanders for players who enjoy powerful multicolor decks. The idea of dragons storming through Tarkir is already getting the community buzzing, and it's clear that this set will be one of the highlights of the year. Key Release Dates Here are the important dates for Tarkir: Dragonstorm: Global Release: April 11, 2025 MTG Arena & Magic Online (MTGO) Release: April 8, 2025 Prerelease: April 4-10, 2025 Previews Begin: March 18, 2025 Full Card Gallery: March 28, 2025 Set Code: TDM Commander Set Code: TDC Notably, Tarkir: Dragonstorm will be the second Standard release of 2025, and its release schedule closely follows the smooth flow introduced in Streets of New Capenna, where cards become legal for play in Constructed formats right after the prerelease events. Lore and Storyline Tarkir: Dragonstorm is set in a familiar world – Tarkir, where the plane's history has been shaped by dragons. However, in this release, the focus shifts to an explosive narrative: dragons are pouring through dragonstorms that threaten to overwhelm Tarkir, with dangerous consequences for the Multiverse. The Omenpaths are at risk, and a resurgence of Tarkir’s clans must rise to defend their home and protect their people from this draconic threat. As part of the ongoing Dragonstorm arc that started with Bloomburrow, this set marks the culmination of the conflict as Tarkir’s dragonstorms intensify, leading to a final confrontation. Expect to see beloved characters like Ugin and Sarkhan return, alongside new and exciting figures from the plane’s vast history. Tarkir: Dragonstorm Products The set will be available in several formats for fans and collectors to enjoy: Play Booster Display, Collector Booster Display, Bundle. Alongside these, Tarkir: Dragonstorm will also offer five Commander Preconstructed Decks, each representing one of Tarkir’s five clans. This allows players to dive into the rich clan-focused gameplay that was a staple of the original Khans of Tarkir set. Additionally, players can look forward to the return of Prerelease Kits, where they can choose from one of the five clans to build their deck during prerelease events. Commander Precons A Diverse Range of Strategies Each Commander deck offers a unique playstyle, allowing players to explore Tarkir’s clans in greater depth: Jeskai Strike (Blue/Red/White) Mardu Surge (Red/White/Black) Sultai Arisen (Black/Green/Blue) Temur Roar (Green/Blue/Red) Abzan Armor (White/Black/Green) For example, Abzan Armor focuses on dealing damage with high-toughness creatures and leveraging the Defender keyword, while Mardu Surge thrives on creating tokens and sacrificing them for value post-combat. This variety in gameplay approaches ensures that each player can find a deck that fits their preferred playstyle. Special Guests and Reprints As with previous sets, Tarkir: Dragonstorm will feature Special Guests – a series of Masters-level reprints that bring iconic cards from the plane into the fold. This might include dragons or other dragon-themed cards that will complement the set’s main offerings. Fans can expect these to appear in both Play and Collector Boosters. Additionally, the set will feature a range of new treatments to highlight its dragon focus. This includes the new Ghostfire Showcase Frame cards, a vivid treatment that captures Ugin’s signature ghostfire magic. These cards will appear across both rares and mythic rares, adding extra flair to the set’s dragon-centric design. Collector's Items Tarkir: Dragonstorm also introduces some exciting high-end items for collectors, including serialized Retro Frame cards. A prime example is the Mox Jasper – a beautiful reprint that will only appear as a serialized card in Collector Boosters. This Mox Jasper is sure to be a coveted item among collectors due to its limited nature. Another standout is Sarkhan, Dragon Ascendant, a legendary creature card with a unique ability to behold dragons and create Treasure tokens. This card exemplifies the set's deep dive into Tarkir's dragon lore and its potential for exciting new strategies. Final Thoughts Tarkir: Dragonstorm is shaping up to be a major release for Magic: The Gathering players. With the return of beloved dragons, the revival of classic clans, and a host of new and exciting cards, this set promises to offer something for everyone. Whether you're a Commander enthusiast or a collector of rare cards, Tarkir: Dragonstorm is bound to leave a lasting impact on the Magic community. Be sure to mark your calendars for April 2025 – Tarkir is back, and it's bringing the dragons with it!

Enter the Realm of Duskmourn!  On September 27, 2024, prepare yourself for an adventure like no other. You’ll find yourself immersed in a plane teeming with horrifying new creatures, breathtaking card treatments, and a team of both new and familiar heroes! Get a sneak peek into the terrors that await within the House.. Legality: - Duskmourn: House of Horror (DSK) is a Standard-legal set. - Duskmourn: House of Horror Commander (DSC) and Special Guests (SPG) are legal in Commander, Legacy, and Vintage formats. Individual cards are also legal where already available in other formats. - Duskmourn: House of Horror Play Boosters contain cards from DSK and SPG. These cards can be used in Duskmourn: House of Horror Draft and Sealed formats when opened from Play Boosters. Get ready to face your fears and embark on a thrilling adventure in Duskmourn: House of Horror! Pre-order here.