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When does MTG Wilds of Eldraine release?

Fairy tales return to Standard with MTG Wilds of Eldraine set.

A return of Magic: The Gathering’s fairytale plane via the Wilds of Eldraine (WOE) expansion highlights a darker side of the Wilds following the Phyrexian invasion of the Multiverse. 

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A power shift will occur within the Wilds of Eldraine set, featuring siblings Rowan and Will, along with the return of Ashiok to the Standard format. The royal funeral of the Kenriths was featured in March of the Machine: Aftermath, revealing a gap in power on the MTG plane. And an image shown at MagicCon Minneapolis suggests that Ashiok still has their Planeswalker spark. The Wilds of Eldraine release also marks the first time no Magic sets will rotate out of the Standard format

All Wilds of Eldraine release dates so far

Official Wilds of Eldraine spoilers began on Aug. 16, showcasing a fairy tale twist on Limited Draft archetypes and three new MTG mechanics. Showcase frames are included as alternate variants within the set, along with confetti foil for anime art cards through the Enchanting Tales bonus sheet.

  • First look: July 28 during Pro Tour Barcelona
  • Start of Wilds of Eldraine spoilers: Aug. 15
  • LRR Pre-prerelease stream: Aug. 26
  • Early Access MTG Arena event: Aug. 31
  • Prerelease WOE events: Sept. 1 to 7
  • Digital launch of WOE through MTG Arena and Magic Onlne: Sept. 5
  • Global tabletop release of WOE: Sept. 8
  • Alchemy MTG Arena WOE release: Oct. 10

It was announced the Universes Within version of The Walking Dead cards are slated to be included with the Wilds of Eldraine set through slots on The List. Players can expect two Commander Precon decks called Virtue and Valor (Green and White) and Fae Dominion (Blue and Black). The WOE set will also feature Jumpstart boosters as well. 

All Wilds of Eldraine products and preorder prices

Much like other Standard-legal MTG set launches, Wilds of Eldraine offers players and collectors a variety of products that are available for preorder. Unless otherwise specified by WotC, players can purchase products at the start of prerelease events through WPN local game stores. All preorder prices are averages from TCGPlayer and Amazon and are subject to change.

  • WOE Draft booster box: Around $114
  • WOE Set booster box: Around $118
  • WOE Collector booster box: Around $217
  • Fae Dominion Commander Precon: Around $45
  • Virtue and Valor Commander Precon: Around $38
  • Both WOE Commander Precon decks: Around $85
  • WOE bundle: Around $38
  • Prerelease kit: Around $33
  • WOE Starter Kit: TBA
  • WOE Jumpstart: TBA

Players can compete with Wilds of Eldraine for the first time at prerelease events that start on Sept. 1. No Standard sets will rotate with the release of WOE.

Update June 15 10am CT: All WOE products and preorder prices were added.

Update July 27 8:45am CT: All WOE preorder product prices and spoiler dates were updated.

Update July 28 11am CT: All WOE preorder product prices and spoiler dates were updated.

Update Aug. 16 9:30am CT: All WOE preorder product prices and spoiler dates were updated


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