When in the past years Wizards has published five decks each year there were only four this time around
Lorwyn Eclipsed, the first Magic: The Gathering set to be released in 2026 will come with two new commander precons
While Blogatog might lead us to believe that silver-bordered sets have a wide audience, I have a simple piece of (admittedly anecdotal) evidence to suggest the contrary: I Have Never Seen a Silver-Bordered Card in Play I've been playing since 1995 or so, and despite being an active Magic player in middle school, when Unglued came out, I have never bought a single pack of silver-bordered cards
#9 Virtue of Loyalty Another Wilds of Eldraine card that makes the list is Virtue of Loyalty, out first Adventure Enchantment card
4 Silverquill, The Disputant A Slight Mismatch Silverquill, the Disputant, is up next, and it's largely a result of the card feeling as though it doesn't quite fit the archetype, even if it's still a decent card in play
Kagemaro's ability lets you pay one mana to sacrifice it, giving all creatures -X/-X, where X is the number of cards in your hand