Star Trek previews begin October 20, with four Commander reveals scheduled
The official calendar dates each Commander deck reveal for October 26–29 and sets October 30 for the complete card gallery.
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The official calendar dates each Commander deck reveal for October 26–29 and sets October 30 for the complete card gallery.
Read Brief →Early Standard and Eternal-format reporting highlights a new role for Reality Fracture’s white Confidant: turn incidental life into cards without using a draw trigger.
The latest Vintage recap gives Jewel Shops 27 entries and a 59.1% non-mirror win rate, with Initiative and Esper Lurrus also posting positive results.
The new official guide confirms the $250,000 event, qualification stakes, format and broadcast times for Arena Championship 13.
New results from 3,594 Modern lists show Broodscale growing while Azorius Chant posts a strong counter-signal. Reality Fracture is also reshaping several established shells.
Tsubaki556’s October 14 league list uses Pia, Aether Ascetic to connect two enchantment-combo routes, with creature tutors and a shared Acererak finish.
New Reality Fracture combo analysis documents how blinking Kwia resets its Lotus trigger, letting Emiel and a Soul Warden-style creature sustain repeated lifegain and battlefield entries.
Six October 6–11 MTGO events give a new weekly picture: Dimir Tempo reaches 54.2% non-mirror wins, while Tron falls to 38.1%. The sample does not settle either deck’s long-term strength.
A new Pioneer experiment combines Arclight and Darklight Phoenix through self-mill, Adventure creatures and sacrifice removal. Its full 9–14 result exposes a major graveyard-hate weakness.
A new best-of-one brew mills four Approaches to recruit Conspiracy Unraveler, cast Omniscience and assemble a sideboard-assisted damage loop.
A new cEDH construction restricts Dack’s creature pool to six combo pieces, using controlled enters triggers and blink effects to establish a dungeon-drain loop.