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| Modern Horizons | |||||
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| Set Information | |||||
| Set symbol | |||||
| Symbol description | abstract horned head on a rhombus | ||||
| Design |
Ethan Fleischer (co-lead) Mark Globus (co-lead) Mark Rosewater | ||||
| Development |
Adam Prosak (co-lead) Mark Globus (co-lead) | ||||
| Art direction | Cynthia Sheppard | ||||
| Release date | June 14, 2019 | ||||
| Plane | Various[1] | ||||
| Themes and mechanics | Modern-legal | ||||
| Set size | 254 + 1 | ||||
| Expansion code | MH1[3] | ||||
| Development codename | Contemporary[4] | ||||
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Modern Horizons is a Magic booster set which will be released on June 14, 2019.[5] Modern Horizons is the Innovation Product for 2019, and is designed to be drafted.
Set details
This set introduces new cards into Modern without them ever being legal in Standard. It contains new cards and only reprints which are currently not legal in Modern.[6] For this, it was rigorously playtested by Play Design.[7] In addition there are five basic lands, and a Buy-a-Box card which is also a new-to-Modern reprint. The powerful new card options, some with old mechanics, are mixed with flavorful updates for favorite characters.[8]
Marketing
Modern Horizons will be printed for as long as demand holds.[9] It will release on Magic Online on June 13, with a booster price of $6.99 (regular booster packs cost $3.99). It will not be featured on MTG Arena.
Prerelease
Prerelease takes place on June 8–9, 2019.
Promotional cards
- Buy-a-Box: TBA
Tokens / Emblem
The sixteenth card in the boosters is a token creature card or an emblem, with advertisements on the back side:
4/4 Angel with flying and vigilance for Serra the Benevolent
- Emblem for Serra the Benevolent
Themes and mechanics
Card types
Modern Horizons introduces the Serra planeswalker type.
Cycles
Mirrored pairs
Reprinted cards
Functional reprints
Card comparisons
Preconstructed decks
Gallery
External links
References
- ↑ [[Lua error in Module:EzTumblr at line 40: Malformed URL.]]. "[{{{1}}} Will Modern Horizons be like a Core Set where it takes place on multiple planes?]". Lua error in Module:EzTumblr at line 50: Malformed URL.. Tumblr.
- ↑ Printed on the card frame
- ↑ [2]
- ↑ [[Lua error in Module:EzTumblr at line 40: Malformed URL.]]. "[{{{1}}} Can you tell us now what was the Modern Horizons set codename?]". Lua error in Module:EzTumblr at line 50: Malformed URL.. Tumblr.
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- ↑ [[Lua error in Module:EzTumblr at line 40: Malformed URL.]]. "[{{{1}}} Modern Horizons has the restriction of "All re-prints have to be non-modern-legal cards."]". Lua error in Module:EzTumblr at line 50: Malformed URL.. Tumblr.
- ↑ [[Lua error in Module:EzTumblr at line 40: Malformed URL.]]. "[{{{1}}} Is modern horizons something you can do now because of play design?]". Lua error in Module:EzTumblr at line 50: Malformed URL.. Tumblr.
- ↑ [[Lua error in Module:EzTumblr at line 40: Malformed URL.]]. "[{{{1}}} Can you explain to someone who doesn't play modern what's so innovative and exciting about modern horizons?]". Lua error in Module:EzTumblr at line 50: Malformed URL.. Tumblr.
- ↑ [[Lua error in Module:EzTumblr at line 40: Malformed URL.]]. "[{{{1}}} Will Modern Horizons be a limited print run or printed for as long as demand holds?]". Lua error in Module:EzTumblr at line 50: Malformed URL.. Tumblr.