Magic: The Gathering's third Marvel crossover, Darkhold Destiny, launches in April 2027 with an original in-house story featuring Doctor Strange, Thor, and Ghost Rider battling Dormammu and Hela. The set introduces three magic schools, revives the Arcane subtype after a 22-year absence, and includes four Commander decks plus mechanically unique promo cards in Bundles and Scene Boxes.
Wizards of the Coast revealed the full scope of Magic: The Gathering Darkhold Destiny during a packed New York Comic Con panel, confirming a April 8, 2025 release date for the third Marvel collaboration set. The announcement detailed new mechanics like Vengeance and the return of the Arcane subtype, alongside a product lineup spanning four commander decks, Secret Lair drops, and mechanically unique promo cards.
A complete decklist for the unreleased Magic: The Gathering Secret Lair Commander deck "Odds and Ends" has leaked online, revealing a high-value collection of reprints centered around Yennett, Cryptic Sovereign. The deck's estimated secondary market value ranges from $300 to $448, headlined by a $60 Esper Sentinel.
Magic: The Gathering's upcoming Foundations Commander preconstructed decks arrive as five mono-colored, beginner-friendly options at $30 each. These decks fill a critical gap for new players entering the format, offering cohesive typal themes like Angels and Dragons without the complexity or price inflation plaguing recent releases.
The Magic: The Gathering Marvel Commander Deck Bundle has fallen to $199, a 30% discount that brings each deck down to roughly $52 compared to the $74.99 MSRP. Writer Lloyd Coombes ranks the four preconstructed decks from best to worst, with Earth's Mightiest Heroes leading the pack and Doom Prevails landing at the bottom.
Wizards of the Coast unveiled a massive roadmap for Dungeons & Dragons at Gen Con 2025, spanning seasonal content through 2027 with major crossovers from World of Warcraft and Star Wars. The announcements include the return of the Dark Sun setting with the long-awaited Psion class, a new Greyhawk campaign, and a live-service style seasonal structure for 5.5e.
Magic: The Gathering's Commander format has spawned dozens of preconstructed decks since Wizards of the Coast officially recognized it in 2011. This ranking breaks down the 12 most powerful precons ever released, from the dragon dominance of The Ur-Dragon to the ruthless efficiency of Edgar Markov's vampire legion.
A removed Roll20 news post suggests Wizards of the Coast will announce a World of Warcraft setting book for Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition at Gen Con 2024. The leak continues a history of Blizzard and Wizards collaborations dating back to Diablo 2 adaptations. Gen Con runs July 30 through August 2.
Magic: The Gathering's newest set has unexpectedly deluged players with cards featuring Benedict Cumberbatch, sparking both confusion and amusement. This bizarre influx is not due to a promotional tie-in but rather an intriguing design choice rooted in the set's unique theme. Players are now strategizing around these unconventional cards.
Discover the surprisingly affordable yet potent combo in Magic: The Gathering's Marvel Super Heroes set, leveraging Mister Fantastic and The Locust God for infinite creatures and card draw. This $8 Izzet combo can overwhelm opponents by turn six. Mister Fantastic's draw ability pairs perfectly with The Locust God's flying insect tokens.
