Fallout and Assassin's Creed are coming to Magic: The Gathering

Fallout (March 2024): Due to launch near the beginning of 2024, this will comprise multiple Commander decks that apparently represent many of the Wasteland's "most colorful factions." We don't know what those will be, but it's a pretty safe bet that the Brotherhood of Steel, the Enclave, and Wasteland threats such as the Super Mutants (perhaps bundled in with raiders, Deathclaws, Radroaches, and the rest) will get their own collections. In addition, the set should allow fans to "recreate some of Fallout's most famous - and outlandish - moments."

Ravnica Remastered (Q1 2024): This set brings back cards from each Ravnica block, and because the setting has existed since 2005, there's plenty to drawn inspiration from. As is only right for Ravnica, there's going to be a heavy focus on this city-world's guilds. Classic card frames are also going to be available.

Murders at Karlov Manor (Q1 2024): Although this set also takes place in Ravnica, it emphasizes the city-world's detectives due to its murder mystery plot. That means clues, hidden identities, and dark secrets are the order of the day. In addition, Murder at Karlov Manor is being described as a "top-down archetypal whodunit murder mystery; fans will need to use their sleuthing skills to solve an innovative puzzle to escape."

Assassin's Creed (July 2024): Unlike Fallout, this set doesn't seem to include Commander decks. Instead, it sounds as if it'll be a Secret Lair drop (e.g. a limited number of cards available via boosters). However, it is going to include "all Assassin’s Creed games released to date, with mechanically unique cards and reprints that feature new artwork." A card for each assassin hero feels practically guaranteed, though we'll have to wait and see if that's the case.

Outlaws of Thunder Junction (Q2 2024): Fans have been asking for a Wild West-themed set for years, and it's finally happening in 2024. Besides being an entirely new world that seems to be aiming for the 'weird West' vibes, it'll star some of MTG's "most notorious villains."

Bloomburrow (Q3 2024): If you love stories like Redwall or Mouse Guard, this will be the set for you. Starring anthropomorphic animals in a "cute and cozy new world," it'll throw together everything from frogs to rabbits in a grand quest. Judging by this artwork though, there will be darker elements and villainous creatures to overcome. Hopefully it won't scar us as much as Watership Down...

Modern Horizons 3 (Q3 2024): The competitive draft set is returning again toward the end of next year, with "fan-favorite characters - including some double face cards - and Planeswalkers" making the cut.

Duskmourn: House of Horror (Q4 2024): Closing out the year is this modern-day set based on the horror movies of the 1980s. That's a real departure for Magic, so should be interesting to see.

Innistrad Remastered (2025): One of the first projects due to land in 2025 is this revamp of the vampire and werewolf-rich world. It's going to bring "everything that Magic fans love about the gothic horror setting of Innistrad into one curated, draftable set."

Final Fantasy (2025): Revolving around every main Final Fantasy game released to date, Wizards of the Coast is describing this one as a "tentpole booster release."

Codename Ultimate (2025): This is being billed as a return to the fan-favorite plane of Tarkir, which is heavily focused on dragons. Little else has been revealed about it, unfortunately.

Codename Tennis (2025): We only have a codename for this one right now, but it'll delve into the racing genre with a "death race across three different worlds." All we've got beyond that is this rad concept art, but that's more than enough to pique our interest.

Codename Volleyball (2025): According to the press release, this is going to be a sci-fi space opera. We're getting real Mass Effect vibes from the concept art that's been revealed so far.

Codename Wrestling (2025): It's unclear what the goblins, fairies, and elves of existing MTG world Lorwyn have to do with wrestling, but that's the working name for this new set. Perhaps all will make sense closer to release.

Codename Yachting (2026): And here we are with the first project of 2026. It'll return us to Strixhaven, the magical school, and has the funniest working title ever.

Codename Ziplining (2026): Because this set will apparently close out the multi-year story started in 2023's Wilds of Eldraine, it probably won't include actual ziplines. Gutted.