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The next main Magic: The Gathering TCG expansion, Tarkir: Dragonstorm, launches in just a few weeks on April 11. Tarkir: Dragonstorm returns to the realm of Tarkir, which has been the basis for previous Magic: The Gathering sets, but this new version leans into the warring clans of the setting with the introduction of new clan-based gameplay mechanics. The set will introduce hundreds of new cards to the game across various new decks, bundles, and boosters, all of which release on April 11 and are available to preorder at Amazon and Best Buy.

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Tarkir: Drasonstorm’s clan-focused theme extends to the official pre-built Commander decks for the set, all of five which are based around a specific member of one of Tarkir’s clans and utilize three of the iconic MTG color types per deck. The five decks are Abzan Armor (White-Black-Green deck), Jeskai Striker (Blue-Red-White deck), Mardu Surge (Red-White-Black deck), Sultai Arisen (Black-Green-Blue deck), and Temur Roar (Green-Blue-Red deck). Each 100-card deck is available to preorder individually, or you can pick them up in a bundle that collects all five for $225.

If you’re looking to grab even more cards to make your own decks, you can preorder the Tarkir: Dragonstorm Bundle with 157 cards for $51 at Best Buy or $54 at Amazon. To get the most cards at once, you can grab the Tarkir: Dragonstorm Play Booster Box, which includes 480 cards spread across 30 Play Boosters for $145 at Best Buy $164.70 at Amazon. For anyone looking to collect rare cards, you can pick up Tarkir: Dragonstorm Collector Boosters–which include at least nine foil cards and higher rarity pulls than Play Boosters–for $25 per pack, or grab the Tarkir: Dragonstorm Collector’s Booster Box with 15 packs for $280 at Best Buy or $300 at Amazon.

We’ve rounded up all the Magic: The Gathering Tarkir: Dragonstorm preorders available at Amazon and Best Buy in the links below. Note that pricing and availability may differ between the two retailers, so it’s worth checking both to see what’s in stock. While you’re checking out the new Tarkir: Dragonstorm releases, be sure to also check out the various decks, boosters, and bundle boxes available for the upcoming Final Fantasy and Spider-Man crossover Magic: The Gathering sets that are also releasing later this year.

All Magic: The Gathering Tarkir: Dragonstorm Preorders



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