What Magic: The Gathering Sets Are Releasing In 2025: MTG Release Schedule Explained
The announcement of upcoming sets is always exciting, and the current pace of the game means there's a lot to look forward to in 2025. From interesting original sets to anticipated collaborations and even the return of a past set, there's plenty to ensure a great year for .
had numerous sets in 2024, but only a few were especially popular among players and collectors alike. Sets like and stand out in this year's releases, but the upcoming lineup for the original sets and IP collaborations stands a chance of blowing past sets out of the water. With most of the sets from 2024 leaving an average impression on fans, there is more hope for the future as Wizards of the Coast moves on with what is to come.
Yes, there are sets confirmed to be released in 2025. The announcements were made in light of MagicCon: Las Vegas this past October, and a detailed outline of the plans for MTG's future can be found on the official website. With plenty of new upcoming plans and the recent release of , Wizards of the Coast has a lot promised for the future of its beloved trading card game and its brand.
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With recent changes regarding the release schedule of sets, the upcoming 2025 year will follow this new schedule format. Now there will be three premier sets and three Universes Beyond sets released each year. Premier sets are the ones that are deemed the most important for the core play experience, while Universes Beyond refers to sets that are collaborations with other brands and IPs. All sets like these are planned to be Standard-legal for players.
There are currently seven different major sets confirmed and planned for release in 2025. Most of the sets have already confirmed release dates, while others planned for later in the year are yet to announce official release dates. This information should be announced closer to the end of 2025. Of these
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