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What is the release date for MTG Phyrexia: All Will Be One?

Fight or face Compleation.

A Multiverse war is coming to Magic: The Gathering in 2023, showcasing an entire set on the Phyrexian home world of New Phyrexia in the Standard-legal set Phyrexia: All Will Be One

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Elesh Norn is the face of the 2023 MTG set, Phyrexia: All Will Be One (ONE), as her Multiverse war becomes a reality for every Magic plane. The goal of the Phyrexians is to Compleat everyone, similar to Tamiyo and Ajani.

Taking place over the course of 2022 and 2023 the Multiverse Phyrexian war began with Dominaria United (DMU), followed by the release of The Brothers’ War (BRO). 

A global release of ONE is scheduled to take place on Feb. 10, along with prerelease events that will run from Feb. 3 to 9. And the digital release of Phyrexia: All Will Be One is slated to take place on Feb. 7 through MTG Arena and MTGO.

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All important MTG Phyrexian: All Will Be One release dates

Dates for the release of ONE and all events associated with it were changed on Dec. 6, pushing everything back one week, according to WeeklyMTG. The reasoning behind a delayed release was in part to WotC responding to feedback from the community regarding product fatigue. The official ONE spoilers “first look” took place on Dec. 13.

  • Jan. 12: World-building video for Phyrexia
  • Jan. 12 to 17: ONE lore stories
  • Jan. 17: ONE Cinnamatic trailer
  • Jan. 17 to 25: ONE spoiler season
  • Jan. 26: Card image gallery fully updated for ONE
  • Jan. 27: Loading Ready Run ONE Pre-prerelease event
  • Feb. 3 to 9: Official ONE prerelease events
  • Feb. 7: Digital launch of ONE through MTG Arena and Magic Online
  • Feb. 10: Global release of ONE
  • Feb. 10 to 12: Launch party events at WPN stores
  • Feb. 17 to 19: Pro Tour Phyrexia: All Will Be One
  • Feb. 25 to March 5: LGS Championship events
  • March 3: ONE Compleat Edition bundle drops.

Other important events surrounding the release of ONE are launch party events that will run from Feb. 10 to 12, along with Championship events at local game stores that are slated to take place from Feb. 25 to March 5. WPN stores will also have a special Commander event for ONE that takes place from March 10 to 12. 

Prerelease events and other local game store events will have Magic30 promos that include Kor Haven, Vindicate, Exalted Angel, and Temple of the False God for players. And, WotC is dropping a unique bundle box with the release of ONE called the Phyrexia: All Will Be One Compleat bundle

Following the launch of BRO, WotC will drop a Jumpstart 2022 set in December. Players can expect each Standard set like BRO and ONE to have its own Jumpstart editions.

Update Dec. 6 at 5:30pm CT: All release dates for Phyrexia: All Will Be One were updated following changes announced during the WeeklyMTG stream on Dec. 6.

Update Jan. 3 10:30am CT: All dates for MTG Phyrexia: All Will Be One were updated.


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