Summary

• How we've not had an Elden Ring set yet, I will never know.
• Zelda would also be a perfect series for Universes Beyond.
• Brandon Sanderson has contributed enough to Magic to get his own set, too.

It's hard to explain just how much of a success 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Magic: The Gathering's Final Fantasy set is. Be🅷fore the set had even been f🌃ully revealed, just from preorders it was the best-selling set, completely overshadowing Lord of the Rings and Modern Horizons 2.

With it being such a big win for the game, it's no wonder we're expecting more crossover sets every year. As much as I'd love to see Dishonored 💫or Redwall get a set, some properties feel like they're destined to get the Universes Beyond tre𝔉atment.

10 ♏ Mistborn Trilogy 🍰

Sanderson Could Probably Make The Whole Set In An Afternoon

Author Brandon Sanderson has a long history with Magic: The Gathering. When he's not cranking out a book every other day, he's appearing on MTG channels like with his famous Commander cube. He's even written for Magic, having penned the rather excell❀ent Children of the Nameless novella.

Though it might not be the most commercially viable crossover, with Sanderson having such a clear understanding of Magic, it wouldn't be too hard for him to adapt his work into the game. Set in a world covered in ash where mages called Allomanꦦcers can control metal, there's a lot of material here to work with for a set.

9 Star Trek

Set Phasers To Stun Counters

Between Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty, Doctor Who, Fallout, and Edge of Eternities, Magic is no stranger to sci-fi now. Why not go for the grandfather of modern sꦇci-fi and bring the universe of Star Trek to the game?

Star Wars is off the table, tꦐhanks to🍬 Star Wars Unlimited being a competing TCG.

Whether you focus in on just one era, like the original era or 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Next Generation, or just go ham and cover everything from Captain Kirk to Lower Decks, Star Trek has tons of famous characters aꦍnd tropes to play on, with just enough fantastical stuff to help it remain feeling li💯ke Magic.

8 🍷 Resident Evil

Robe Of STARS

People like horror-the𓃲med Magic sets. Both Innistrad and Duskmourn proved popular with their brutal art and world directions, and Res👍ident Evil has more than enough variety to it to help flesh out an entire set.

The traditional Zombies of the first game, the Mutants of Resident Evil 7, the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Werewolves of Resident Evil Village, or even the Insects of Resident Evil✤ 4 🍎all make Resi a bit of a no-brainer. Throw in a card called Jill Sandwich that makes a Food token, and the set practically makes itself.

7 ꦫ ܫ Demon Slayer

A Breathing Style To Prevent Mana Flooding

It's surprising we haven't seen an anime-centric MTG set yet. We've ha🌜d vague hints of it in sets like Final Fantasy, and the many crossovers with Miku Ha⭕tsune, but there's never been an out-and-out crossover based on anime.

While there are dozens of potential candidates for Universes Beyond, Demon Slayer feels the most likely. It has a massive fanbase as one of the most popular anime of the moment, and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:its worldbuilding is dense enough to support a full set.

6 Game Of Thrones 🀅

Winter Orb Is Coming

Game of Thrones may have fallen somewhat out of the cultu♔ral zeitgeist following its awful final season, ⛦but House of the Dragon has seen Westeros claw its way back into popularity.

In a perfect world, Game of Thrones would🅷 be a Conspiracy set, building on the secrey and backstabbing Fiora gave us in the first two sets. Considering Conspiracy tanked, though, we're more likely to see a regular set and some Commander decks based on houses Stark, Lannister, Greyjoy, and Martell, and maybe one for the Night's Watch for good measure?

5 Discworld

"DO YOU PAY THE ONE?", Said Death

Before Final Fantasy cam꧅e along and took the crown, Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth was the best-selling Magic set. A deep, expansiಌve fantasy world that drew on countless novels, and has more adaptations than we care to count, it was the perfect fit. Now take that, and make it daft.

We're not likely going to ever see another Un-set after Unfinity did so poorly, but Discworld could be the way to reintroduce the concept🐟 to players. Make it witty and irreverent, but give it the same heart and detail Terry Pratchett was known for, and perhaps parody sets wouldn't feel like such a wasted opportunity.

4 💙 The Witcher

Toss A Treasure Token To Your Witcher

From an obscure Polish fantasy book series to genre-defining series of RPGs and a vag꧒uely okay TV show, Geralt of Rivia's ad🌄ventures are dark, gritty, and utterly heaving with monster guts.

I w🗹ant a whole Witcher creature type, with Geralt, Ciri, and Vesemir using lots of Equipment to kill monsters. Have other factions like the S🌄coia'tael, Temeria, and Nilfgaard make an appearance, and of course characters like Zoltan and Dandelion to complete the set. It'd have the grimdark feel of Innistrad, but with the traditional fantasy setting of Eldraine.

3 The Elder Scroll💃s 𒊎

A New Hand Touches The Command Beacon

Wizards has already collaborated with Bethesda, and the result was Fallout becoming the best-selling Commander product ever. The decks were bu𒀰rsting with flavour, and mechanics like rad counters are still popular today. If only Bethesda had an expansive fantasy wor🉐ld it could bring to Magic too?

The main question here would be which era you base it on. Would you go wide and have the whole of Tamriel, or focus on one of the most popular provinces like Skyrim, Morrowind, or Cyrodiil? How many gods would 🅰feature in it? Maybee you could have it be a Commander Legends set and have the Adoring Fan be t♐he next colour-fixing partner alongside Clara Oswald, The Faceless One, or the Prismatic Piper?

2 𒀰 The Legend Of Zelda

Triforce Of Will

The big thing standing between us and a Zelda Universes Beyond set is Nintendo being... well, Nintendo. If we can get past Ninten♋do being protective to a fault, though, it's easy to imagine a Zelda set could be the one thing that dethrones Final Fantasy as the top-seller.

Hyrule is full of famous names and faces, and that's before you consider the various timelines. There are so many heroes, villains, items, and locations. I'd particularly love to see some cards based on side-series games, too, like the CꦜDI games or A Link Between Worlds.

1 ✅ Dark Souls, Bloodborne, O🔜r Elden Ring

Before Getting Them Graded, Make Sure None Of Your Cards Are Tarnished

I simply can't imagine us not getting something 🌌base on FromSoftware in the next few years. With each game, From goes from strength to strength, and ha𒈔s become known for its first-class nonlinear storytelling that would adapt perfectly in to card form.

Of the three, Elden Ring is the most likely candidate due to how much it has outsold any other From series. The Lands Between are teeming with monsters an♑d weaponry, not to mention vistas that'd look at home on any lꦓand card. If we don't get this in the next five years, I'll eat my hat.