Magic: The Gathering Bloomburrow - Release Date, Preorders, New Cards, & Set Details

The release date, all the new cards, and preorder details for 's expansion are now available. Fresh off a successful launch that has shaken up the Modern metagame as predicted, is setting its sights back on Standard, with a release in that focuses on a thematic idea that's completely new to the world of the popular trading card game. is a plane with anthropomorphic woodland creatures in a similar vein to, and the art alone has been a major selling point to players in the pre-release buildup to the set's launch.

The set release will also bring with it the expected assortment of pre-order bundles, new art treatments, and other variants of the TCG to help diversify its offerings to would-be purchasers. With the story already a hit among readers, it's now up to the cards within the set to live up to that success by creating a healthy Standard environment for players to enjoy. The full spoiler list is available for the set, so interested deckbuilders have everything they need to plot out how they'll attack the new Standard format.

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Officially announced by Wizards of the Coast, 's set will release on August 2, 2024. That being said, there are a few different dates to keep in mind alongside the actual release date — pre-release events will be run from July 26-Aug 1, while the popular digital client for the TCG,, will see release on July 30. Those looking for a chance to check out the new cards ahead of schedule can either attend a physical pre-release run by their local game stores or jump into starting on July 30 to experience a sneak peek at what's coming to tabletops in early August.

According to the official website, features 261 main set cards. The set will also continue to expand on 's Booster Fun variants, with a slew of new art styles available in various packs. It can seem like a lot to keep track of, but here's