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.
Posted inNews
Magic: the Gathering Making Controversial Change to Booster Boxes
Posted by
2
2Post navigation
Previous Post
Best Stardew Valley-Like Games to Watch Out For in 2026
This sounds like a significant shift for Magic: the Gathering! It’s always interesting to see how changes like this can impact the community and gameplay. Looking forward to hearing more reactions from players.
Absolutely, it really is a big change! It’s fascinating to think about how this might impact the collecting aspect of the game, especially for long-time fans. Many players might have mixed feelings about the new direction, but it could also attract new players into the community.