On Tuesday, Wizards of the Coast unveiled the 2021 roadmap for Magic: The Gathering in a live presentation on YouTube. In it, the business exposed new details on the Zendikar Rising set due out this month. Plus, Wizards announced a crossover for the ages– the very first set of Magic cards based on Dungeons & & Dragons Forgotten Realms. You can view the full presentation archived on YouTube, and embedded below.
Because then, Wizards has made many more settings available as totally produced, complimentary D&D sourcebooks, including Plane Shift: Innistrad, Plane Shift: Amonkhet, Plane Shift: Kaladesh, and Plane Shift: Ixalan. Theres even an adventure readily available for download, X Marks The Spot, set in Ixalan that you can get for complimentary.
A fancy brand-new trailer for Zendikar Rising was likewise shown. Weve embedded it above, however you can also find it on YouTube.
Anticipate to learn more about how the set will work mechanically in early 2021. Product architect Mark Heggen stated it would be a “complete, black-bordered, Standard-legal set” of cards.
The next set of Magic cards, Zendikar Rising, will be out on Sept. 17 online and Sept. 25 in stores. The stream consisted of highlights of new cards and returning mechanics. It also set out the calendar for the next year, consisting of the following new sets:
Kaldheim, “Magics Viking world,” shows up in the winter of 2021.
Modern Horizons 2 is referred to as “a follow-up to the popular Modern Horizons set.”
The next set of Magic cards, Zendikar Rising, will be out on Sept. 17 online and Sept. 25 in stores.
Adventures in the Forgotten Realms lands that summer.
Two unnammed sets are on the method including vampires and werewolves. Both are based in the gothic horror world of Innistrad, and both will show up in the fall of 2021.
In it, the business revealed brand-new information on the Zendikar Rising set due out this month. Expect to discover more about how the set will work mechanically in early 2021. Product designer Mark Heggen stated it would be a “full, black-bordered, Standard-legal set” of cards.
To view the whole roadmap revealed, skip ahead to the 31-minute mark.
Strixhaven, “the most elite university in the Multiverse,” is coming spring 2021.
Time Spiral Remastered, Wizards said, will “regain the fun of a fan-favorite block.”
