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Modern Horizons 3
Set Information
Set symbol
Symbol description The Eldritch Moon Emrakul set symbol combined with the Modern Horizons set symbol
Design Erik Lauer (lead), Aaron Forsythe, Ethan Fleischer, Michael Majors
Development Michael Majors (lead), Carmen Klomparens, Eliana Rabinowitz, Megan Smith, Michael Hinderaker, Dan Musser
Release date June 14, 2024
Plane Multiversal
Themes and mechanics Colorless, Double-faced cards, Eldrazi, Energy
Set size 303 + 218
Expansion code MH3[1]
Straight-to-Modern sets
The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-Earth Modern Horizons 3 Assassin's Creed
Magic: The Gathering Chronology
Enemy Fetch Lands Anthology Modern Horizons 3 Modern Horizons 3
Commander Decks
Expansion symbol

Modern Horizons 3 is a Magic booster set that was released on June 14, 2024.[2][3][4] It features double-faced cards, and is designed to be drafted.

Set details

Modern Horizons III key art (Hydra Trainer)
“  Your New Favorite Cards  ”

Like Modern Horizons and Modern Horizons 2 before, this set introduces a total of 303 new cards into the Modern and Eternal formats without them ever being legal in Standard. It is considered to be a tentpole set for 2024.[5] This set contains 261 regular cards (80 commons, 101 uncommons, 60 rares, 20 mythic rares) and includes randomly inserted premium versions of all cards. New cards and in-Modern reprints are numbered #001-261, while the New-to-Modern reprints from the Bonus sheet are numbered #262-303. 25 of the new cards are double-faced (#237-261). Alternate card frames have another card number than the original version. Full-Art Eldrazi Basic Lands (including the Snow-covered Wastes) are numbered #304-309. The Bundle basic lands #310-319. Borderless Showcase "Frame Break" cards are #320-351, while borderless lands are #352-361, and the Showcase "Borderless Profile" cards are numbered #362-380. Borderless Concept Eldrazi are #381-383 and retro frame cards are #384-441. Borderless planeswalkers are #442-446. Cards with extended artwork are numbered #447-467. The textured foil borderless planeswalkers are #468-472, foil etched rares are #473-494, the Bundle promo is #495, and the Buy-a-Box card is #496. The ripple foil cards are #497-521. The serialized Titans have the same collector number as their regular variants (#381-383).[6]

Modern Horizons 3 was released on both Magic Online and MTG Arena.[2][7] It is only legal in Historic and Timeless on Arena.[8] Coinciding with its release, the name changes to Umbra armor (formerly Totem armor) and Kindred (formerly Tribal), announced over six months prior, were officially implemented.[9][10] Additionally, the Naga, Viashino, and Cephalid creature types were folded into the Snake, Lizard, and Octopus creature types, respectively (the second of which was announced by Mark Rosewater on his blog prior to being implemented).[11]

A substantial amount of cards of this set were leaked about seven weeks before its release, spurring Wizards of the Coast to quickly make them official spoilers.[12]

Storyline

The set was accompanied by some previously released Eldrazi stories.

Marketing

Modern Horizons 3 was the last set to be printed in the Portuguese language.[13] It is available in Play Boosters, Collector Boosters, the Modern Horizons 3 Bundle (also in Gift Edition), four Commander decks and a Collector's Edition of the Commander decks.

Serialized Eldrazi Titans

Serialized versions of the three borderless "concept Eldrazi" in double-rainbow foil may appear in Collector Boosters. The serialized total is 250 for each.[4][6]

Bonus Sheet

Main article: Modern Horizons 3/Bonus sheet

Modern Horizons 3 features a bonus sheet with new-to-Modern reprints.[6]

Special Guests

Main article: Special Guests

There are 10 borderless mythic rare Special Guests cards available in both Play Boosters (in non-foil) and Collector Boosters (in traditional foil). These are numbered SPG #39-48. The five Elementals also have textured foil versions exclusive to Collector Boosters (SPG #49-53).

Collector's Edition Commander Decks

Modern Horizons 3 features a special Collector's Edition of the four Commander Decks. In the Collector's Edition, all 100 cards are foil, and every deck contains two showcase Borderless Profile cards.[14][6]

Events

Promotional cards

Bundle

Tokens, emblems and markers

Modern Horizons 3 features 34 full-art tokens in Play Boosters, as well as 1 emblem and 1 Energy Reserve helper card (which can appear on the back face of tokens).[15]

  1. Colorless mana Copy, for Arna Kennerüd, Skycaptain, Echoes of Eternity and Grist, the Plague Swarm.
  2. Colorless mana 0/1 Eldrazi Spawn creature with "Sacrifice this creature: Add Colorless mana.", for Basking Broodscale, Drowner of Truth, Drownyard Lurker, Eldrazi Repurposer, Emrakul's Messenger, Glaring Fleshraker, Glimpse the Impossible, Idol of False Gods, Kozilek's Command, Kozilek's Unsealing, Malevolent Rumble, Path of Annihilation, Propagator Drone, Skittering Precursor, Spawn-Gang Commander, Unfathomable Truths, Warped Tusker and Writhing Chrysalis.
  3. White mana 4/4 Angel creature with flying, for Decree of Justice.
  4. White mana 1/1 Cat creature, for Ocelot Pride.
  5. White mana 2/1 Cat Warrior creature, for Ajani, Nacatl Pariah // Ajani, Nacatl Avenger and Ajani Fells the Godsire.
  6. White mana 2/2 Fox creature with vigilance for Genku, Future Shaper.
  7. White mana 1/1 Soldier creature, for Decree of Justice.
  8. White mana 1/1 Spirit creature with flying, for Muster the Departed.
  9. Blue mana 2/2 Bird creature with flying, for Strix Serenade.
  10. Blue mana 3/3 Fish creature with "When this creature dies, create a 6/6 blue Whale creature token with 'When this creature dies, create a 9/9 blue Kraken creature token.'", for Reef Worm.
  11. Blue mana 9/9 Kraken creature, for Reef Worm.
  12. Blue mana 1/2 Moonfolk creature with flying, for Genku, Future Shaper.
  13. Blue mana 1/1 Thopter artifact creature with flying, for Breya, Etherium Shaper.
  14. Blue mana 6/6 Whale creature with "When this creature dies, create a 9/9 blue Kraken creature token.", for Reef Worm.
  15. Black mana 4/4 Eternalized Fanatic of Rhonas
  16. Black mana 0/0 Phyrexian Germ creature, for Colossal Dreadmask, Cranial Ram, Drossclaw and Mandibular Kite.
  17. Black mana 1/2 Phyrexian Wurm artifact creature with deathtouch, for Wurmcoil Larva.
  18. Black mana 2/1 Phyrexian Wurm artifact creature with lifelink, for Wurmcoil Larva.
  19. Black mana 1/1 Rat creature with lifelink, for Genku, Future Shaper.
  20. Black mana 1/1 Snake creature with deathtouch, for Ophiomancer.
  21. Black mana 2/2 Zombie creature, for Gravedig and The Necrobloom.
  22. Black mana 0/0 Zombie Army creature for Mindless Conscription.
  23. Red mana 1/1 Gremlin creature, for Scurry of Gremlins.
  24. Red mana Spellgorger Weird, a 2/2 Weird creature with mana cost 2 generic manaRed mana and "Whenever you cast a noncreature spell, put a +1/+1 counter on Spellgorger Weird.", for Ral and the Implicit Maze.
  25. Green mana 1/1 Insect creature, for Springheart Nantuko.
  26. Green mana 0/1 Plant creature, for The Necrobloom.
  27. B/G 1/1 Insect creature, for Grist, the Plague Swarm and The Hunger Tide Rises.
  28. W/B 1/1 Spirit creature with flying, for Indebted Spirit.
  29. Colorless mana Blood artifact, for Shilgengar, Sire of Famine.
  30. Colorless mana Clue artifact, for Tamiyo, Inquisitive Student.
  31. Colorless mana Food artifact, for Sorin, Ravenous Neonate.
  32. Colorless mana 3/3 Phyrexian Golem artifact creature, for Phyrexian Ironworks.
  33. Colorless mana 1/1 Servo artifact creature, for Inspired Inventor and Marionette Apprentice.
  34. Colorless mana Treasure artifact, for Warren Soultrader.
  35. Emblem for Tamiyo, Seasoned Scholar.
  36. Energy Reserve marker.

The tokens created by Ral and the Implicit Maze (Spellgorger Weird) notably have the mana cost of the original card.

Themes and mechanics

The set features new transforming double-faced cards that transform into planeswalkers, and new modal double faced lands.[2][10][16] It also sees the return of Energy and colorless mana costs as main themes.[17] A colorless retro frame is introduced for the latter.

Other recurring mechanics are Adapt, Affinity, Afterlife, Amass, Annihilator, Ascend, Bestow, Cascade, Collect evidence, Connive, Convoke, Delirium, Devoid, Devotion, Dredge, Emerge, Entwine, Escalate, Eternalize, Evoke, Evolve, Exert, Exploit, Extort, Fabricate, Flashback, Grandeur, Imprint, Improvise, Kicker, Landfall, Living weapon, Magecraft, Madness, Manifest, Mentor, Modified, Modular, Morbid, Outlast, Overload, Persist, Proliferate, Prototype, Reconfigure, Reinforce, Replicate, Revolt, Split second, Storm, Support, Threshold, Unearth and Vanishing. Umbra armor officially replaces Totem armor.[10]

There is also a new Quest.

Limited Archetypes

Modern Horizons 3 features the following limited archetypes:[17]

The set is also structured to allow the following three-color pairings to work well.[18] The remaining two options Black manaGreen manaBlue mana (big mana) and Red manaWhite manaBlack mana (sacrifice aggro) are rougher and less pronounced.

  • White manaBlack manaGreen mana: Modified
  • Blue manaRed manaWhite mana: Energy
  • Green manaBlue manaRed mana: Eldrazi

Card types

Modern Horizons 3 is the first set to feature a card printed with the Kindred card type (formerly known as tribal).[10]

The set sees the return of the colorless Eldrazi. It also features the first Slith in twenty years, and the first black-bordered Wombat in thirty years. In addition, it features the third Locus ever with Trenchpost.

Creature types

While Modern Horizons 3 doesn't introduce any new creature types to Magic, its release does mark the end of the Naga, Viashino, and Cephalid creature types. All were formally made obsolete and replaced with the Snake, Lizard, and Octopus creature types respectively. Additionally, the Cat type was retroactively added to dragons from Avishkar with cat-like features (namely Skyship Stalker and Freejam Regent).

Counter types

The set introduces the Everything counter for Omo, Queen of Vesuva. It also sees the return of Energy counters as a major theme, and Experience, Shield and Oil counters as well.

Cycles

Modern Horizons 3 has multiple cycles.

Cycle name White mana Blue mana Black mana Red mana Green mana
Enemy color flipwalkers Ajani, Nacatl Pariah // Ajani, Nacatl Avenger
(R/W) 		Tamiyo, Inquisitive Student // Tamiyo, Seasoned Scholar
(G/U) 		Sorin of House Markov // Sorin, Ravenous Neonate
(W/B) 		Ral, Monsoon Mage // Ral, Leyline Prodigy
(U/R) 		Grist, Voracious Larva // Grist, the Plague Swarm
(B/G)
Five double-faced mythic rare creatures that transform into a planeswalker when a certain condition is met, which represents the event that caused that character's planeswalker's spark to ignite. This is similar to the Flipwalker cycle in Magic Origins. Unlike the previous cycle, the transformed planeswalker obtains an enemy color, and one of the loyalty abilities provides a bonus if you have a different card of that color.
Flares Flare of Fortitude Flare of Denial Flare of Malice Flare of Duplication Flare of Cultivation
Five rare spells that can be cast for free if the player sacrifices a non-token creature of the same color. Each one features flavor text as a quotation from a nondescript character targeted against their opponent.
Energy Callbacks Wrath of the Skies
(Wrath of God) 		Volatile Stormdrake
(Gilded Drake) 		Chthonian Nightmare
(Recurring Nightmare) 		Wheel of Potential
(Wheel of Fortune) 		Primal Prayers
(Aluren)
Five rare spells that allude to previously printed cards and utilize energy as a balancing method.
Keyword check lands Monumental Henge
(Historic) 		Archway of Innovation
(Improvise) 		Spymaster's Vault
(Connive) 		Arena of Glory
(Exert) 		Shifting Woodland
(Delirium)
Five rare lands that can add one mana of that color, enter the battlefield tapped unless you control a land with a basic land type of that color, and have an activated ability that uses a keyword ability/keyword action from a previous set.
Medallions Pearl Medallion Sapphire Medallion Jet Medallion Ruby Medallion Emerald Medallion
Five rare artifacts that each cost 2 generic mana, and each reduce the cost of spells of a certain color by 1 generic mana. Reprinted from Tempest.
Sagas Ajani Fells the Godsire Tamiyo Meets the Story Circle The Creation of Avacyn Ral and the Implicit Maze The Hunger Tide Rises
Five uncommon Sagas, each alluding to the history of one of the five planeswalkers printed in the set.
Landfall uncommons Glyph Elemental Roil Cartographer Quest for the Necropolis Reckless Pyrosurfer Territory Culler
Five uncommon cards with a landfall ability.
Cycle name Face White mana Blue mana Black mana Red mana Green mana
MDFC creatures Front side DFC symbol Witch Enchanter Hydroelectric Specimen Boggart Trawler Pinnacle Monk Disciple of Freyalise
Back side DFC symbol Witch-Blessed Meadow Hydroelectric Laboratory Boggart Bog Mystic Peak Garden of Freyalise
Five uncommon modal double-faced creatures, each with a land on the back side that enters tapped unless you pay 3 life.
MDFC noncreatures Front side DFC symbol Razorgrass Ambush Sink into Stupor Fell the Profane Sundering Eruption Bridgeworks Battle
Back side DFC symbol Razorgrass Field Soporific Springs Fell Mire Volcanic Fissure Tanglespan Bridgeworks
Five uncommon modal double-faced noncreature spells, each with a land on the back side that enters the battlefield tapped unless you pay 3 life.
Cycle name White manaBlue mana Blue manaBlack mana Black manaRed mana Red manaGreen mana Green manaWhite mana
Allied color fetch lands Flooded Strand Polluted Delta Bloodstained Mire Wooded Foothills Windswept Heath
Five rare lands that can be sacrificed along with a payment of 1 life to search for a land with one of two basic land types. Reprinted from Onslaught and Khans of Tarkir with new art and flavor text of different planes.

Double cycles

Cycle name White manaBlue mana Blue manaBlack mana Black manaRed mana Red manaGreen mana Green manaWhite mana White manaBlack mana Blue manaRed mana Black manaGreen mana Red manaWhite mana Green manaBlue mana
Rare gold spells Genku, Future Shaper Psychic Frog Imskir Iron-Eater Rosheen, Roaring Prophet Kudo, King Among Bears Abstruse Appropriation Invert Polarity Wight of the Reliquary Phlage, Titan of Fire's Fury Nadu, Winged Wisdom
Ten rare dual-colored cards. One is upshifted to mythic rare to match the other cards it references.
Uncommon gold signposts Emissary of Soulfire Horrid Shadowspinner Pyretic Rebirth Titans' Vanguard Golden-Tail Trainer Ondu Knotmaster Izzet Generatorium Cursed Wombat Scurry of Gremlins Planar Genesis
Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes.
Common gold signposts Riddle Gate Gargoyle Sneaky Snacker Cranial Ram Writhing Chrysalis Faithful Watchdog Obstinate Gargoyle Cyclops Superconductor Expanding Ooze Conduit Goblin Snapping Voidcraw
Ten common dual-colored cards, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes.
Cycle name Face W/U U/B B/R R/G G/W W/B U/R B/G R/W G/U
Hybrid MDFC lands Front side DFC symbol Suppression Ray Waterlogged Teachings Bloodsoaked Insight Stump Stomp Strength of the Harvest Glasswing Grace Rush of Inspiration Revitalizing Repast Legion Leadership Drowner of Truth
Back side DFC symbol Orderly Plaza Inundated Archive Sanguine Morass Burnwillow Clearing Haven of the Harvest Age-Graced Chapel Crackling Falls Old-Growth Grove Legion Stronghold Drowned Jungle
Ten uncommon hybrid modal double-faced spells, each with a dual land on the back side that enters tapped.
Cycle name Green manaWhite manaBlue mana White manaBlue manaBlack mana Blue manaBlack manaRed mana Black manaRed manaGreen mana Red manaGreen manaWhite mana White manaBlack manaGreen mana Blue manaRed manaWhite mana Black manaGreen manaBlue mana Red manaWhite manaBlack mana Green manaBlue manaRed mana
Landscapes Tranquil Landscape Contaminated Landscape Seething Landscape Twisted Landscape Sheltering Landscape Deceptive Landscape Perilous Landscape Foreboding Landscape Shattered Landscape Bountiful Landscape
Ten common lands that can be tapped for Colorless mana, sacrificed to search for one of three basic lands, or cycled for three mana of those different colors.

Vertical cycles

Cycle name
Eldrazi kickers Sowing Mycospawn Depth Defiler Voidpouncer
Each of these three Eldrazi creatures has a kicker ability that requires to pay, at least, Colorless mana.

Pairs

Mirrored Pair Description
Eldrazi Linebreaker (Red mana) Thief of Existence (Green mana) Two rare Eldrazi with mana costs 1CM, the only creatures to mix colored and colorless mana in their casting costs.
Kozilek's Unsealing (Blue mana) Path of Annihilation (Green mana) Two uncommon enchantments that create Eldrazi Spawn tokens and have abilities that trigger when a creature spell with mana value 7 or greater is casted.
Drownyard Lurker (Blue mana) Warped Tusker (Green mana) Two common Eldrazi with mana cost 7 generic mana and a cycling ability costing 2M, that create an Eldrazi Spawn token when cast or cycled.
Nyxborn Unicorn (White mana) Nyxborn Hydra (Green mana) Two common enchantment creatures with bestow and +1/+1 counter related abilities.
Glimpse the Impossible (Red mana) Malevolent Rumble (Green mana) Two common sorceries that gives card advantage and sends cards to the graveyard, then creates Eldrazi Spawn tokens.

Reprints

Main article: Modern Horizons 3/New-to-Modern reprints

Apart from the allied color fetch lands (which are not new to Modern), Modern Horizons 3 also has returning cards from Magic's history to join Modern. In contrast to the earlier iterations, these are printed on a bonus sheet. Each Modern Horizons 3 Play Booster includes one card from this Bonus sheet. These all have a watermark of their original printing's set symbol.

Changes in rarity

Rare to mythic rare
Rare to uncommon
Common to uncommon

Notable cards

Banned and restricted cards

  • In the Pauper format update of May 13, 2024, Gavin Verhey noted that a common card in Modern Horizons 3 had a high likelihood of facing balancing action quickly after its release, as it was similar to an already-banned card.[21] Through the release of set spoilers, it became clear that the card in question was Cranial Ram, a card reminiscent of the then-banned Cranial Plating and All That Glitters. The Pauper Format Panel ultimately determined that the card would have a warping effect on upcoming Pauper tournaments and decided to pre-ban the card on June 6, 2024.[22]
  • According to the designers of Modern Horizons 3, Nadu, Winged Wisdom underwent a design revision shortly before the set was shipped. Because of this, the design team did not anticipate the power of its synergy with 0-mana activated abilities, such as that of Shuko. This resulted in decks built around Nadu dominating at Pro Tour Modern Horizons 3. They contained a powerful combo that generated infinite mana and drew through the deck, were resilient to interaction, and took extremely long turns; frustratingly, the combo couldn't be shortcut because it required constantly creating new targets for Nadu to "refresh". As a result, Nadu was banned in Modern on August 26, 2024, and a companion article was released by Wizards noting that it was a design mistake.[23][24] Later, on September 23, 2024, it was also banned in Commander for creating long, non-deterministic combos.[25]
  • Vexing Bauble is another hate piece against manaless strategies, which is generally acceptable for formats other than Vintage, where it turns into a prison piece instead. The fact that it can be sacrificed for value largely on demand meant it was ultimately asymmetrical and hence too free of an inclusion; it was restricted in August 2024.[23] However, the suppression of free countermagic in Legacy also became a problem, forcing a ban in December 2024.
  • Amped Raptor acts like an energy-cascade callback, with the 2/1 body being generally low impact afterwards. However, with enough energy it becomes a way to cheat mana, making it problematic for Modern as Boros Energy became the biggest player. It was banned in December 2024 to weaken the deck alongside many other changes.
  • Psychic Frog is a Shadowmage Infiltrator-Psychatog mash-up, but being one mana cheaper, it was a powerful new piece for Legacy Reanimator. Ostensibly weaker to being blocked, Legacy had no shortage of cantrips that let it jump easily, giving it a fair game axis that made it harder to put enough hate against the deck. As Reanimator had plenty of strong starts that could only lose to strong and focused hate, the Frog covered those bases easily. As it also narrowed the colors to exactly Blue-Black, it was banned to give the format more space in December 2024.
  • Sowing Mycospawn calls back to Reap and Sow as a way to tutor for any land, which had competitive pedigree in the 2000s. However, making it an Eldrazi meant that it had access to mana from Eldrazi Temple and Eye of Ugin, making it an early two-for-one and can begin attacking lands from that point onwards. While Modern has it as a main player in their Eldrazi decks, Legacy Eldrazi uses it alongside Wasteland to double up on the land destruction effect, and with its toolbox tutoring made it capable of incidentally invalidating swaths of the metagame. It was banned March 2025 to give other long-game decks space to exist.
  • Basking Broodscale has an ability that marks it as an easy combo engine, where any trigger that gives it a +1/+1 counter from the action of generating or sacrificing an Eldrazi Spawn goes infinite. Modern has this deck with Blade of the Bloodchief, but Pauper also has one alongside Sadistic Glee. While the Modern deck put up modest results, the Pauper deck warped the metagame around it in addressing it. This combo was efficient enough that decks were forced to adapt to counter it or be forced out of the metagame, and thus Broodscale was banned to relieve pressure on other decks in March 2025.[26]
  • In MTG Arena, seventeen cards were preemptively banned from the Historic format for power balance reasons, plus Disruptor Flute being preemptively banned from Brawl.[27][27]

Callbacks

Main article: Modern Horizons 3/Trivia#Callbacks

Preconstructed decks

Main article: Modern Horizons 3/Commander decks

MH3 features four Commander decks as a part of the set's product line.

Theme
deck name 		Color Identity Commander
White mana Blue mana Black mana Red mana Green mana
Graveyard Overdrive – – B R G Disa the Restless
Tricky Terrain – U – – G Omo, Queen of Vesuva
Creative Energy W U – R – Satya, Aetherflux Genius
Eldrazi Incursion W U B R G Ulalek, Fused Atrocity

Gallery

Arena Avatars

External links

References

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