Wizards of the Coast has announced it will be making a major change to Magic: the Gathering's booster boxes to start 2026, getting rid of a 17-year-long program. 2025 has been one of the biggest years ever for the beloved card game, with multiple highly anticipated sets and huge crossovers hitting the game. Magic: the Gathering's collaboration with Final Fantasy took the world by storm and became one of the fastest-selling sets ever, while November's Avatar the Last: Airbender expansion has also proven to be a hit with fans. However, big changes look to be coming with 2026's first set.
Magic: the Gathering will return to one of its most popular planes to kick off 2026, with the beloved world of Lorwyn set to come back into the spotlight. Wizards of the Coast has revealed Lorwyn Eclipsed as the first new set to come to the card game in 2026, scheduled to officially release on January 23. While Magic: the Gathering has yet to reveal much about the individual cards coming with Lorwyn Eclipsed, the developer has already teased some notable returns, including Magic's 5 remaining "Shock Lands" to complete the cycle started with Edge of...
