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Comet, Hymn to Tourach, Urza’s Bauble and Vindicate are now collectible and legal in Historic, Timeless, Brawl and Competitive Brawl.
Read Brief →Wizards’ September 7 story chapter reveals that Jace fragmented himself and that halting the Multiverse overlay may require killing the body holding those fragments together.
A Hobbit-powered Golgari Wolves build won a Standard RCQ, pairing fast typal pressure with the staying power of a midrange shell.
A new Reality Fracture brew turns Liliana the Faultless’s discard cost into the engine for an unconventional mono-white reanimator deck.
EDHREC’s updated guide tracks more than 150 affordable Commander lands, reflecting completed cycles, new options and recent price movement.
Demand following Baleful Strix's new Pauper legality pushed its cheapest printing from about $0.90 to $6.05, according to MTG Rocks.
Lee finished the Swiss rounds at 12–2–1 and won the $50,000 Modern Spotlight in Brisbane, where eight Pro Tour invitations were awarded.
Wizards has published the Reality Fracture preview schedule. The set debut is September 8, the Multiverse Reforged Commander preview is September 16, and the complete card gallery is due September 18.
Wizards has reversed its earlier position on The Zeta Set commons. Ten cards enter tabletop Pauper on September 7, while Narcomoeba and Price of Progress are banned. Magic Online follows on September 23.
The September 2 Chaos Vault sale suffered queue, confirmation and order-status problems. Wizards apologized, said the cause remained under investigation and promised another update.
After the Hatsune Miku Commander deck test, Secret Lair says every order placed during the 24-hour window will be fulfilled. The same structure will return for the upcoming Odds and Ends deck.