This week has seen the top Battle MTG cards from March of the Machine rising in price, in the week of March of the Machine's set release
Red is doing more and more "Exile-then-you-can-cast-it-from-Exile-until-whenever" stuff, and now we're getting stuff to encourage us to do this, even make it a sub-theme
The Graveyard Isn't Gone In perhaps the ghastliest turn of events yet, milling your opponent may actually just be helping them
Cloud, Tidus, Terra, and Yshtola will each lead their own 100-card precon decks, as designers for the set sought to focus on fan favorites while also prioritizing characters that most flavorfully integrate Magic: The Gathering mechanics
This means that a double strike creature will only deal first strike damage and then regular combat damage once each, no matter how many instances of the keyword it has
Update: We can confirm the new booster packs also contain reprints of cards with errata card fixes