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Wizards of the Coast announces Alchemy: Lorwyn for MTG Arena, a digital-only release adding 30 Lorwyn-themed cards due Feb 3, 2026, including two spellbooks that let players draft extra cards during play; full card previews are available in the Lorwyn Eclipsed Card Image Gallery.
The article previews the upcoming Magic: The Gathering expansion 'Edge of Eternities,' highlighting the new Pinnacle Kill-Ship card, a 7-mana artifact with the Station mechanic that becomes a 7/7 flying creature and deals 10 damage upon entering the battlefield. The set features in-universe lore, stunning artwork, and is set to release on August 1, with potential gameplay impacts in various formats.
Magic: The Gathering's upcoming western-themed set, Outlaws of Thunder Junction, introduces the new Spree mechanic with the preview card Insatiable Avarice, a black sorcery offering flexibility in casting costs and card search options. The card's comparison to other modern black tutors highlights its unique features and potential strategic uses. Ted Chen, founder of Tap & Sac, emphasizes the modularity and accessibility of the game through his website.
Magic: The Gathering's upcoming set, Murders at Karlov Manor, is a crossover with Cluedo and will feature 81 commons, 100 uncommons, 60 rares, 10 rare dual lands, and 20 mythic rares. The set, releasing on 9 February 2024, includes new mechanics, familiar characters, and special guest cards. An exclusive card preview reveals "The Pride of Hull Clade," an 11 mana green card with a powerful ability to reduce its cost based on total creature toughness, provide draw power, and make a target creature unblockable. The card's versatility and strength make it a potential game-changer in green/blue decks.
The upcoming Magic: The Gathering set, Murders at Karlov Manor, introduces the new Case of the Stashed Skeleton card, featuring a Rare Enchantment with a unique gameplay mechanic. Players must solve the Case by controlling 0 Suspected Skeletons to unlock its powerful ability to search the Library for any card and put it into their hand. While it may not be a competitive staple, it is expected to find a place in casual Commander decks, adding a new dimension of gameplay to MTG formats.