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*''[[Coldsnap]]'' was pegged to [[Time Spiral block]] for rotation (however, due to regulation changes in Extended, Coldsnap rotated out earlier than Time Spiral block instead of rotating out together).
*''[[Coldsnap]]'' was pegged to [[Time Spiral block]] for rotation (however, due to regulation changes in Extended, Coldsnap rotated out earlier than Time Spiral block instead of rotating out together).
*The two [[mini-block]]s [[Lorwyn block|Lorwyn]] and [[Shadowmoor block|Shadowmoor]] counted as one block.
*The two [[mini-block]]s [[Lorwyn block|Lorwyn]] and [[Shadowmoor block|Shadowmoor]] counted as one block.
*The three sets of [[Khans of Tarkir block|Tarkir block]] block are split into two separated blocks for rotation: Where ''[[Khans of Tarkir]]'' and ''[[Fate Reforged]]'' counts as one block, and ''[[Dragons of Tarkir]]''(pegged with ''[[Magic Origins]]'') counts as another.
*The three sets of [[Khans of Tarkir block|Tarkir block]] block are split into two separated blocks for rotation: Where ''[[Khans of Tarkir]]'' and ''[[Fate Reforged]]'' counts as one block, and ''[[Dragons of Tarkir]]'' (pegged with ''[[Magic Origins]]'') counts as another.


After the introduction the [[Three-and-One Model]], the four oldest sets in Standard rotate out when the new fall set releases.<ref>{{WebRef|url=https://forums.mtgarena.com/forums/threads/57075|title=Rotation Guide - Intro to Rotation, Upcoming Changes, and Historic Play|author=MTG Arena Admin|date=June 27, 2019|publisher=Mtgarena.com}}</ref>
After the introduction the [[Three-and-One Model]], the four oldest sets in Standard rotate out when the new fall set releases.<ref>{{WebRef|url=https://forums.mtgarena.com/forums/threads/57075|title=Rotation Guide - Intro to Rotation, Upcoming Changes, and Historic Play|author=MTG Arena Admin|date=June 27, 2019|publisher=Mtgarena.com}}</ref>

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Rotating format is the name given to a tournament format which only allows cards from a selected number of expansions, which changes over time.[1] Rotating formats are used in Standard. Formerly, they were also used in Extended.

History

Set rotation (or rotation for short) used to be based on blocks, rather than individual sets. There were three exceptions however:

After the introduction the Three-and-One Model, the four oldest sets in Standard rotate out when the new fall set releases.[2]

Banned lists

A banned list exists for every rotating format (see Block Constructed).

References

  1. Maria Bartholdi (March 4, 2016). "Rotation". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
  2. MTG Arena Admin (June 27, 2019). "Rotation Guide - Intro to Rotation, Upcoming Changes, and Historic Play". Mtgarena.com.