Elesh Norn and the Phyrexian armies have unleashed their planar endgame. In the latest set, March of the Machine, players get the chance to see Magic in a brand new way. Rather that experience the game one plane at a time, March of the Machine brings several planes into the environment at the same time. There are new card types for players to explore, and new legendary “team-up” creature cards highlight characters in a new light. Magic: the Gathering’s March of the Machine set is going to be one of the most exciting entries to date. The March of Machine release date is luckily right around the corner. The tabletop release date for March of the Machine is April 21.
Magic Arena players and Magic Online players will get their hands on cards before tabletop players, as March of the Machine heads to digital platforms on April 18. For limited players, the prerelease events are set for April 14 through to April 20.
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Until the set officially releases later in April, fans have time to craft their next homebrew as the card spoiler season continues. The entire card gallery will be available on April 5. People are already discussing which legendary pair they will be choosing for their next Commander deck. The new Phyrexian praetor flip cards are another cycle of interest to players. Their overall power is exciting, but not everyone is convinced they are Standard playable. Of course no one truly knows for sure until players have their hands on the actually cards. For now, players can only hope and wonder.
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