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Tarkir: Dragonstorm
Set Information
Set symbol
Symbol description A stylized dragonstorm[1]
Vision Design Erik Lauer (lead), Mark Rosewater, Adam Prosak, Chris Mooney, Dan Musser, Daniel Xu, Doug Beyer, Glenn Jones, Graeme Hopkins, Lauren Bond, Liam Etelson, Mark Heggen
Set Design Adam Prosak (lead), Ben Weitz, Chris Mooney, Cameron Williams, Erik Lauer, Eli Rice, Jadine Klomparens, JC Tao, Victoria Spurling
Art direction Forrest Schehl
Release date April 11, 2025[2][3][4]
Plane Meditation Plane
Tarkir
Themes and mechanics Dragons, wedges, Omens
Keywords/​ability words Behold, Endure, Flurry, Harmonize, Mobilize, Renew
Set size 286 + 140
Expansion code TDM[5]
Development codename Ultimate
Standard
Aetherdrift Tarkir: Dragonstorm Final Fantasy
Magic: The Gathering Chronology
Marvel's Deadpool Tarkir: Dragonstorm Dragonstorm Commander
Expansion symbol

Tarkir: Dragonstorm is a Magic set that was released on April 11, 2025. It is a return to Tarkir, the setting of the Khans of Tarkir block from a decade prior, and is similarly themed around the conflict between the plane's dragons and the humanoid clans. Dragonstorm is the 104th expansion of the game.

The set contains a Dragon typal theme, which is supported by the new Omen spell subtype and the behold keyword action. The clans of Tarkir each receive a unique named mechanic and return to their wedge colors. In the conclusion to the Dragonstorm Arc, those clans overthrow the dragonlords with the assistance of newly conjured spirit dragons, and Ugin returns to quell the dragonstorms. Meanwhile, Jace Beleren falters in an attempt to reshape the Multiverse, and an elder dragon reclaims his name and escapes.

Product suite

Tarkir: Dragonstorm features 286 regular cards (91 commons, 100 uncommons, 60 rares, 20 mythic rares, 15 basic lands), and includes randomly inserted traditional foil versions of all cards. The regular set includes full-art "Dragon's Presence" basic lands (#282-286). Alternate card frames have a different card number than the original version.[3] Full-art "Dragon's Eye" basic lands are #287-291. Showcase cards with the "draconic" frame are #292-326. borderless clan cards (which have the clan symbol in the background of the art) are #327-376, and borderless reversible cards (dragons with a baby version of the backside) are #377-382. Borderless alternate art cards are #383-398. The Showcase Ghostflame card treatment can be found on 10 cards (#399-408).[6] Halo foil versions of the ghostflame cards are #409-418. The Headliner is #419, and the promo cards are numbered #420-426.

Ugin features on the Tarkir: Dragonstorm Collector Booster.

Tarkir: Dragonstorm is available in Play Boosters, Collector Boosters, five Commander decks, and the Tarkir: Dragonstorm Bundle.

Headliner

The Headliner for this set is Mox Jasper, which features a serialized version (#1-500) and a showcase Draconic frame.

Special Guests

Tarkir Dragonstorm features 10 Special Guests (SPG #104-113) in the cycle of Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths Ultimatums and the enemy colored fetch lands.[3] These may be found in Play Boosters and may be played in Limited games. You'll find a non-foil Special Guests card in 1 out of 64 Play Boosters (1.5%). Traditional foil Special Guests cards can be found in Collector Boosters (4.2% to replace the traditional foil Booster Fun rare or mythic rare card). Collector Boosters also have the opportunity to contain an alternate art dragonscale foil version of the fetch lands (SPG #114-118).[3]

Commander decks

Tarkir: Dragonstorm features five Commander decks that are released as a regular part of the set's product line. Each deck is focused around one of the Tarkiri Clans.

Theme
deck name 		Color Identity Commander
White mana Blue mana Black mana Red mana Green mana
Abzan Armor W – B – G Betor, Ancestor's Voice
Jeskai Striker W U – R – Shiko and Narset, Unified
Sultai Arisen – U B – G Teval, the Balanced Scale
Mardu Surge W – B R – Neriv, Crackling Vanguard
Temur Roar – U – R G Ureni of the Unwritten

Tokens

Tarkir: Dragonstorm features sixteen tokens:[7]

Themes and mechanics

Building on the original visits to the plane, Tarkir: Dragonstorm delivers the "best of both worlds": dragons and factionalized three-color clan gameplay.[8] Unlike Khans of Tarkir, the wedges of the renewed clans are centered more around the enemy color, with the caveat that they have the same general flavor of the original versions of the clan, which is influenced by the old center color. The clans’ central colors could be switched since they no longer had to match an ally-colored dragon brood.[9][10][11] In addition, the "returning color" received some extra attention in design.[12]

Each clan features a new mechanic, inspired by the clan mechanics of Khans of Tarkir:[13]

  • The Abzan Houses (White manaBlack manaGreen mana) have Endure, an ability that ensures their forces will steadily grow. Whenever a creature endures X, its controller puts X +1/+1 counters on it or creates an X/X white Spirit creature token.
  • The Jeskai Way (Blue manaRed manaWhite mana) have Flurry, an ability that rewards striking at the right time. A flurry ability triggers whenever you cast your second spell each turn.
  • The Sultai Brood (Black manaGreen manaBlue mana) have Renew, an ability that allows even the dead to contribute their strength. Renew abilities can only be activated from the graveyard and require you to exile the card with the ability. They always put a counter on a creature, and so is the second set to have the minor theme of keyword counters.
  • The Mardu Horde (Red manaWhite manaBlack mana) have Mobilize, an ability that encourages aggression. Whenever a creature with mobilize X attacks, its controller creates X 1/1 red Warrior creature tokens that are tapped and attacking but are sacrificed during their end step.
  • The Temur Frontier (Green manaBlue manaRed mana) have Harmonize, an ability which rewards strength with wisdom. Harmonize is the same as flashback, but the alternate cost can be reduced by X generic mana by tapping a creature you control with X power.

Similar to the original Tarkir set, watermarks are used to identify the clans. Watermarks are restricted to the three-color cards, cards with the clan-mechanics, and the cycle of mono-color legends.[12] Notably, the desparked watermark is not used for the desparked planeswalkers Sarkhan and Narset, with Narset using the Jeskai watermark instead.

A new dragon-centric mechanic is Behold. This is a cost you can pay by choosing a permanent you control or revealing a card from your hand with some specific quality. To "behold a Dragon," you choose a Dragon you control or reveal a Dragon card from your hand. This keyword works similarly to a few cards from Dragons of Tarkir, such as Draconic Roar, which all functionally gained benefits if you beheld a Dragon as you cast them.

Storm appears as a cameo on Stormscale Scion, as well as suspend on Taigam, Master Opportunist and delve on Teval, Arbiter of Virtue. Decayed appears on a non-token for the first time (Rot-Curse Rakshasa). Morph, which played a prominent role in the original block, is notably absent.[14] Two-brid mana makes a return.

Card types

Omen is a new subtype for instants and sorceries. It appears in the text box of creatures like Adventures, but the card is shuffled into its owner's library after casting instead of remaining available to cast in exile, forcing a choice between the Omen and the creature. In Tarkir: Dragonstorm, this is a dragon-centric mechanic, appearing only on Dragons in this set to increase their as-fan, notably in a common and uncommon cycle for the Limited format.[15]

The set also features a cycle of 3-colored Sagas.

Counters

Tarkir: Dragonstorm introduces decayed counters on Rot-Curse Rakshasa.

Limited archetypes

Tarkir: Dragonstorm's limited archetypes and their description.

As a three-color set, Tarkir: Dragonstorm includes the following draft archetypes, each representing a Tarkir clan:[16]

To have glue within the format, there are overlapping synergies between the Clan colors in the form of two-color limited archetypes:

Finally, Dragons appear as a secondary theme in all colors with support and synergy at lower rarities (e.g. Dragonstorm Globe, Dragonbroods' Relic, Exhale cycle), enabling a five-color archetype:[17]

Storyline

The set marks the conclusion of the Dragonstorm Arc. After the Stormnexus Ritual, the elder dragonlords have been replaced by five new spirit dragons. A new breed of dragons is now pouring out through dragonstorms all over the plane.[18] As the dragons take flight across the skies of Tarkir, each flap of their wings rips through the Omenpaths. The five resurgent clans of Tarkir strike back against this threat to the Multiverse.[19]

The clans of Tarkir, through the research of the desparked planeswalker Narset, discovered a means of summoning and binding spirit dragons to their service. With those new allies, the clans were able to overthrow the dragonlords who had ruled the plane, but the newly empowered dragonstorms render large areas uninhabitable and spawn new, uncontrolled dragons that can escape Tarkir through the Omenpaths.

Jace arrives on Tarkir, accompanied by Loot and Vraska, and travels through it to the Meditation Realm. He intends to use the unique powers of the Meditation Realm to reshape the Multiverse but is confronted there by Narset and Elspeth and loses control of those powers. Their conflict tips the balance of the ongoing struggle between Ugin and Nicol Bolas, and Bolas recovers his name and escapes, while Jace appears to become connected to the Meditation Realm.

The cards that represent the Story Spotlights in Tarkir: Dragonstorm are:

The clans

Clan Name Colors Dragon Aspect Mechanic Symbol Khan Spirit Dragon Philosophy[20]
The Abzan Houses White manaBlack manaGreen mana Endurance Endure Abzan clan symbol Scale of the dragon Felothar Betor "Do what is necessary."
The Jeskai Way Blue manaRed manaWhite mana Cunning Flurry Jeskai clan symbol Eye of the dragon Narset Shiko "We act as one."
The Sultai Brood Black manaGreen manaBlue mana Ruthlessness Renew Sultai clan symbol Fang of the dragon Kotis Teval "Nothing goes to waste."
The Mardu Horde Red manaWhite manaBlack mana Speed Mobilize Mardu clan symbol Wing of the dragon Zurgo Neriv "Dare to keep up."
The Temur Frontier Green manaBlue manaRed mana Savagery Harmonize Temur clan symbol Claw of the dragon Eshki Ureni "The land will guide us."

Magic Story

Main article: Magic Story
Title Author Publishing date Setting (plane) Featuring
Tarkir: Dragonstorm - Episode 1: Stories and Their Bones Cassandra Khaw 2025-03-03 Tarkir Narset, Kotis (mentioned), Ojutai (mentioned), Silumgar (mentioned), Atarka (mentioned), Dromoka (mentioned), Kolaghan (mentioned), Eshki (mentioned), Alniul (mentioned), Zurgo (mentioned), Betor (mentioned), Teval (mentioned), Neriv (mentioned), Ureni (mentioned), Shiko (mentioned), Elspeth Tirel
Tarkir: Dragonstorm - Abzan: Siege Blossoms Rhiannon Rasmussen 2025-03-03 Tarkir Mehtma, Enti, Gohl, Cemil, Felothar (mentioned), Jurjis, Vauti, Dromoka (mentioned), Dvujin
Tarkir: Dragonstorm - Episode 2: Omens Cassandra Khaw 2025-03-04 Tarkir Elspeth Tirel, Narset, Tamiyo (mentioned), Ajani Goldmane (mentioned), Nissa Revane (mentioned), Melira (referred), Venser (referred), Karn (referred), Teferi (referred), Ugin (mentioned), Nicol Bolas (mentioned), Ojutai (mentioned), Taigam
Tarkir: Dragonstorm - Jeskai: The Unknown Way M. Yichao 2025-03-05 Tarkir Asham, Ru, Paipai, Guaiguai, Ai Wen, Qi, Narset (referred)
Tarkir: Dragonstorm - Episode 3: What the Past Devours Cassandra Khaw 2025-03-06 Tarkir Ajani Goldmane, Nahiri (mentioned), Elesh Norn (mentioned), Nur, Felothar (referred), Jaya Ballard (mentioned), Narset, Elspeth Tirel, Ugin (mentioned), Sarkhan Vol, Taigam
Tarkir: Dragonstorm - Sultai: Betrayal Marcus Terrell Smith 2025-03-07 Tarkir Nishang, Silumgar (mentioned), Titsui, Sidisi, Dauna, Teval
Tarkir: Dragonstorm - Episode 4: Heart of Fire Cassandra Khaw 2025-03-10 Tarkir Sarkhan Vol, Taigam, Narset, Elspeth Tirel, Dromoka (mentioned), Ajani Goldmane, Felothar, Nur, Melira (mentioned)
Tarkir: Dragonstorm - Mardu: Where Lightning Tells our Story Seanan McGuire 2025-03-11 Tarkir Paala, Refia, Altan, Emina, Lightning
Tarkir: Dragonstorm - Episode 5: Recursion Cassandra Khaw 2025-03-12 Tarkir, Meditation Realm Ajani Goldmane, Felothar, Elspeth Tirel, Narset, Nur, Beyza, Sarkhan Vol (mentioned), Melira (mentioned), Elesh Norn (mentioned), Ojutai (mentioned), Jace Beleren, Loot
Tarkir: Dragonstorm - Temur: Together Survives the Pack K. Arsenault Rivera 2025-03-13 Tarkir Ureni, Eshki, Alniul, Atarka (mentioned), Surrak
Tarkir: Dragonstorm - Episode 6: How Wretched Love Cassandra Khaw 2025-03-14 Tarkir, Meditation Realm Vraska, Jace Beleren, Loot, Chandra Nalaar (mentioned), Narset, Ojutai (mentioned), Elspeth Tirel, Ugin, Nicol Bolas
Tarkir: Dragonstorm - Episode 7: Return Cassandra Khaw 2025-03-17 Tarkir, Meditation Realm Sarkhan Vol, Loot, Narset, Elspeth Tirel, Nicol Bolas (mentioned), Ugin, Vraska, Ajani Goldmane, Felothar, Taigam (mentioned), Shiko (mentioned), Ojutai (mentioned), Jace Beleren

Marketing

Key art poster of the Spirit Dragons
“  Fight Dragons With Dragons  ”

The set was first teased during the 2023 Announcement Day panel at Gen Con Indiana where it was revealed that it's focused on a return to Tarkir.[2][21] R&D aims for this set to combine the best features of Khans of Tarkir and Dragons of Tarkir as a "best of both worlds" solution to the fan reception of the original block, featuring both Dragons and factionalized gameplay.[22]

Events

Promos

Cycles

Cycle name White mana Blue mana Black mana Red mana Green mana
Monocolor legends Anafenza, Unyielding Lineage (Abzan clan symbol) Taigam, Master Opportunist (Jeskai clan symbol) The Sibsig Ceremony (Sultai clan symbol) Tersa Lightshatter (Mardu clan symbol) Surrak, Elusive Hunter (Temur clan symbol)
Five rare or mythic rare legendary spells that are new interpretations of past and original timeline characters or traditions. Their color identity is their clan's old center color (as seen in Khans of Tarkir).
Rare Dragons Clarion Conqueror Marang River Regent Scavenger Regent Magmatic Hellkite Bloomvine Regent
Five rare Dragon creatures. The ones in Sultai colors (Black manaGreen manaBlue mana) have an Omen and have the name "Regent".
Clan bases Dalkovan Encampment (B/R, Mardu clan symbol) Mistrise Village (R/G, Temur clan symbol) Great Arashin City (G/W, Abzan clan symbol) Cori Mountain Monastery (W/U, Jeskai clan symbol) Kishla Village (U/B, Sultai clan symbol)
Five rare monocolor checklands, each of which enter tapped unless its controller controls a land of the other two basic land types of its wedge, and also has an additional activated ability. They depict the homeland of the clan whose enemy color is produced by this land.
Dragonstorms Teeming Dragonstorm Roiling Dragonstorm Corroding Dragonstorm Breaching Dragonstorm Encroaching Dragonstorm
Five uncommon enchantments with an enters effect that returns them to their owner's hand whenever a Dragon enters under their control.
Stormbroods Twinmaw Stormbrood (Red mana) Whirlwing Stormbrood (Green mana) Purging Stormbrood (White mana) Runescale Stormbrood (Blue mana) Disruptive Stormbrood (Black mana)
Five uncommon Dragon creatures with an off-color Omen, forming an enemy color pairing.
Common Omens Riling Dawnbreaker Dirgur Island Dragon Feral Deathgorger Stormshriek Feral Sagu Wildling
Five common Dragon creatures with an Omen.
Devotees Mardu Devotee (B/R, Mardu clan symbol) Temur Devotee (R/G, Temur clan symbol) Abzan Devotee (G/W, Abzan clan symbol) Jeskai Devotee (W/U, Jeskai clan symbol) Sultai Devotee (U/B, Sultai clan symbol)
Five common creatures with the ability "1 generic mana: Add M, N, or O. Activate only once each turn." where MNO are the colors of their associated clan. Each one is the enemy color of the clan and also has a color-appropriate additional ability.
Exhales Osseous Exhale Dispelling Exhale Caustic Exhale Molten Exhale Piercing Exhale
Five common interactive two-mana instants or sorceries that grant a bonus if you behold a Dragon.
Cycle name White manaBlack mana Blue manaRed mana Black manaGreen mana Red manaWhite mana Green manaBlue mana
Sieges Barrensteppe Siege (Abzan clan symbol, Mardu clan symbol) Frostcliff Siege (Jeskai clan symbol, Temur clan symbol) Hollowmurk Siege (Sultai clan symbol, Abzan clan symbol) Windcrag Siege (Mardu clan symbol, Jeskai clan symbol) Glacierwood Siege (Temur clan symbol, Sultai clan symbol)
Five rare enchantments with a continuous modal ability, making use of anchor words as a callback to the cycle in Fate Reforged. The anchor words are the two clans that share the enemy color pair of the enchantment.
Gold signposts Marshal of the Lost (Abzan clan symbol) Effortless Master (Jeskai clan symbol) Host of the Hereafter (Sultai clan symbol) Frontline Rush (Mardu clan symbol) Auroral Procession (Temur clan symbol)
Hardened Tactician (Mardu clan symbol) Glacial Dragonhunt (Temur clan symbol) Stalwart Successor (Abzan clan symbol) Cori Mountain Stalwart (Jeskai clan symbol) Kishla Skimmer (Sultai clan symbol)
Ten uncommon dual-colored cards, each a signpost that fits in and rewards building one of the two of the three-color draft archetypes. They are flavored after one of the three-colored clans they fit in.
Cycle name White manaBlack manaGreen mana
Abzan clan symbol 		Blue manaRed manaWhite mana
Jeskai clan symbol 		Black manaGreen manaBlue mana
Sultai clan symbol 		Red manaWhite manaBlack mana
Mardu clan symbol 		Green manaBlue manaRed mana
Temur clan symbol
Spirit Dragons Betor, Kin to All Shiko, Paragon of the Way Teval, Arbiter of Virtue Neriv, Heart of the Storm Ureni, the Song Unending
Five mythic rare legendary Spirit Dragons representing the Spirit Dragons of each clan awoken by the Stormnexus Ritual.
Mythic clan techniques Perennation Jeskai Revelation Death Begets Life All-Out Assault Dragonback Assault
Five powerful mythic rare noncreature spells. The enchantments have the name "Assault".
Khans Felothar, Dawn of the Abzan Narset, Jeskai Waymaster Kotis, the Fangkeeper Zurgo, Thunder's Decree Eshki Dragonclaw
Five rare legendary creatures representing each clan's khan.
Sagas Revival of the Ancestors Rediscover the Way Awaken the Honored Dead Thunder of Unity Roar of Endless Song
Five rare Sagas, each telling a story of the clans and how they revitalized their old culture.
Clan lieutenants Severance Priest Flamehold Grappler Lotuslight Dancers Mardu Siegebreaker Songcrafter Mage
Five rare creatures with impactful enters effects and an appropriate evergreen keyword.
Rare clan spells Yathan Roadwatcher New Way Forward Fangkeeper's Familiar Inevitable Defeat Temur Battlecrier
Five rare spells each corresponding to one of the clans.
Uncommon clan dragons Armament Dragon Jeskai Shrinekeeper Kheru Goldkeeper Sonic Shrieker Karakyk Guardian
Five uncommon Dragon creatures, each corresponding to one of the clans.
Uncommon clan spells Skirmish Rhino Jeskai Brushmaster Lie in Wait Bone-Cairn Butcher Mammoth Bellow
Five simple yet powerful uncommon spells, each corresponding to one of the clans.
Monuments Abzan Monument Jeskai Monument Sultai Monument Mardu Monument Temur Monument
Five uncommon artifacts costing 2 generic mana that search for one of three basic lands associated with their clan upon entry. They can then be sacrificed for at least one generic mana and one mana of each of the clan's colors to create some number of creature tokens specific to that clan. Each one's art contains the clan's icon, contrasting the Dragonlord Monuments in Dragons of Tarkir.
Trilands Sandsteppe Citadel Mystic Monastery Opulent Palace Nomad Outpost Frontier Bivouac
Five uncommon taplands that each tap for the three colors in a wedge. First printed in Khans of Tarkir.
Two-brid clan members Kin-Tree Severance Riverwheel Sweep Rakshasa's Bargain Defibrillating Current Dragonclaw Strike
Reputable Merchant Monastery Messenger Gurmag Nightwatch Reigning Victor Temur Tawnyback
Ten spells: five uncommon and five common. Each costs a unique triple monocolor hybrid in the form of 2/M 2/N 2/O, where MNO are their clan's colors.

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
Life-gain taplands
(gainlands) 		Tranquil Cove (Jeskai clan symbol, Abzan clan symbol) Dismal Backwater (Sultai clan symbol, Jeskai clan symbol) Bloodfell Caves (Mardu clan symbol, Sultai clan symbol) Rugged Highlands (Temur clan symbol,Mardu clan symbol) Blossoming Sands (Abzan clan symbol, Temur clan symbol) Scoured Barrens (Abzan clan symbol, Mardu clan symbol) Swiftwater Cliffs (Jeskai clan symbol,Temur clan symbol) Jungle Hollow (Sultai clan symbol, Abzan clan symbol) Wind-Scarred Crag (Mardu clan symbol, Jeskai clan symbol) Thornwood Falls (Temur clan symbol, Sultai clan symbol)
Ten common lands that enter the battlefield tapped, gain the controller one life, and can tap for two different colors of mana. First printed in Khans of Tarkir. Each clan's homeland is represented twice with the old center color as seen in Khans of Tarkir (e.g. Jeskai's Blue manaRed manaWhite mana monasteries are seen on Blue manaRed mana and Blue manaWhite mana). The flavor text of the allied color lands is a quote that depicts respect between two clans, with the other clan being the one whose center color is represented, and the art is of a peaceful settlement. The flavor text of the enemy color lands is prose depicting conflict between two clans, which include the ones that share the enemy color pairing, with the art portraying a war-torn battlefield. Together, they demonstrate the complex relationships between the clans.

Pairs

Matched Pairs Description
Voice of Victory
(White mana) 		Bearer of Glory
(White mana) 		Two humans which cost 1 generic manaWhite mana. Their art is depicted in the same setting as Mardu military members, their names are in the structure of "X of Y-ory", and they both synergize with each other by creating tokens and buffing them respectively. They might allude to the "Chief of the X" pair from Khans of Tarkir.
Dragonstorm Globe
(Colorless mana) 		Boulderborn Dragon
(Colorless mana) 		Two common colorless artifacts that can be tutored by Dragonstorm Forecaster. They both support the Dragon limited archetype with Dragonstorm Globe being a payoff for playing Dragons and Boulderborn Dragon enabling Draconic synergies. Together with Dragonstorm Forecaster, they allude to the package of Renowned Weaponsmith, Heart-Piercer Bow, and Vial of Dragonfire, which also consists of two colorless artifacts tutored by a blue uncommon creature.

Reprinted cards

Notable cards

Banned and restricted cards

  • Cori-Steel Cutter is an efficient Equipment combined with a Monastery Mentor-adjacent token creation engine. In a shell designed to take full advantage of prowess, it dominated Standard, representing a full 40% of the decks submitted to Pro Tour Final Fantasy. It was quickly determined that efficient answers to Cutter simply did not exist in the format, and it was banned in the interest of metagame diversity.[26]

Misprints

  • All German-language versions of the card Dragonback Assault are missing "with flying" from the rules text concerning the created tokens.[27]

Gallery

Arena Avatars

References

  1. ↑ Daniel Holt (March 22, 2025). "The #MTGTarkir expansion symbols are some of my favorites I've worked on.". Bluesky.
  2. ↑ a b Jess Lanzillo, Chris Kiritz, Athena Froehlich & Mark Rosewater (August 5, 2023). "Magic: The Gathering 30th Anniversary Panel at GenCon – A Recap of MTG's Past, Present & Future (Video)". Magic: The Gathering. YouTube.
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  10. ↑ Mark Rosewater (March 19, 2025). "The devotee cycle implies to me the Tarkir clans are all newly centered.". Blogatog. Tumblr.
  11. ↑ Mark Rosewater (March 20, 2025). "Can you explain what you meant in a previous answer when you agreed that the "central color" of the clans were shifted in this set?". Blogatog. Tumblr.
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  18. ↑ Magic: The Gathering (October 25, 2024). "Dragons are pouring out through actual Dragonstorms all over the plane, making our old friend Sarkhan as happy as can possibly be.". Twitter.
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  20. ↑ Mark Rosewater (March 24, 2025). "A Dragonstorm Is Brewing, Part 2". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
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  25. ↑ Mark Rosewater (March 19, 2025). "Red has traditionally been very shy on any mana dorks, but now we have a 2 mana 3/1 that taps for R.". Blogatog. Tumblr.
  26. ↑ Carmen Klomparens, Jadine Klomparens, Arya Karamchandani, Gavin Verhey, & Dave Finseth (June 30, 2025). "Banned and Restricted Announcement - June 30, 2025". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
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