MTG Is Returning To Tarkir With Tarkir Dragonstorm In April 2025

Summary

Tarkir: Dragonstorm combines beloved elements from Khans of Tarkir and Dragons of Tarkir sets for a major 2025 release.
The return to Tarkir will bring back the iconic three-color clans, aiming to rectify past timeline issues.
Tarkir: Dragonstorm will be legal in all formats, offering Play and Collector boosters, bundles, and Commander decks from April 11, 2025.

What was once simply known as Codename: Ultimate i🌸s now Tarkir Dragonstorm, the second major release of 2025 that combines things players loved from both the Khans of Tarkir and Dragons of Tarkir sets.

Tarkir Dragonstorm will return to the plane we last saw in Dragon🌟s of Tarkir way back in 2015. A world inspired by a variety of East Asian cultures, the Tarkir block is is largely considered one of the golden eras for the game, with five three-colour clans and splashy Dragons all making one of the best limited formats ever.

However, one of the big problems with the original Tarkir was that its story saw the plane’s past rewritten, wiping out the three-colour clans and replacing them with two-colour ones led by ferocious Dragons. While they are a big draw of Tarkir, the loss of those clans in the new timelin༒e was seen as a negative against the block’s third set, Dragons of Tarkir.

Fortunately, Tarkir Dragonstorm will be br🍰inging back the three-colour clans. Story-wise, the people living under the thumb of the Dragon lords have grown tired of their rule, and rediscovered the clans of the past.

This means we’ll be seeing the return of the Abzan, Mardu, Sultai, Temur, and Jeskai, while also getting the huge Dragons like Dromka, Ojutai, Atarka, Silumgar, and Kolagha🐠n.

A Possible Connection To Bloomburrow?

Though we’ve not seen๊ any cards from this set, the art revealed for it raises a lot of interesting questions. One shows a group of mages potentially summoning Dragons from a storm, a few of which look suspiciously like the Calamity Beasts from Bloombu🙈rrow.

This would be an interesting follow-up to one card in Bloomburrow, Dragonhawk, Fate’s Tempest, which had a Kolaghan Dragon from Tarkir rei🦋nterpreted as a bird while visiting the plane.

Elsewhere, we see more traditionally Tarkir-like art, full of elephants, fancy armor, and lots of war. When the set was 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:first teased in 2023, Mark Rosewater said the set was comb💧ini🧸ng the best of what people liked from both Khans of Tarkir and Dragons of Tarkir, and it shows.

Tarkir Dragonstorm will be a major release that is legal in all formats. As it’s also the second tentpole release of the year following 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Aetherdrift, we can expect it to launch with the full lineup of Play and Col🔜lector boosters, bundles, an🍰d Commander decks.

In fact, Tarkir seems like the perfect candidate for the year’s major Com𓆉mander release, with a deck for each clan, although plans in that regard have yet to be revea𒅌led by Wizards.