![]() ![]() Magic: The Gathering in 2022 continued the overwhelming trend of 2021 by constantly assaulting players with new cards and new things to buy. Magic: The Gathering in 2022 continued the overwhelming trend of last year by constantly assaulting players with new cards and new things to buy. ![]() There have also been a few Secret Lairs, Commander Collection: Black all the way back in January and some MTG Arena-specific bits and bobs as well. This year has seen us going through the iffy Innistrad: Double Feature, the brightly-lit Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty, the mob-filled Streets of New Capenna, another D&D crossover set in Battle for Baldur’s Gate, a lot of enticing reprints with Double Masters 2022, the excellent Dominaria United, the unrestrained Unfinity, some mighty Warhammer 40,000 decks, the cinematic The Brothers’ War and Jumpstart 2022. ![]() If you stare into the abyss it’ll stare back, but keep your eyes on the MTG set preview pages and you’ll be visually assaulted by constant updates. Between the sets themselves and the constant preview cycle, it’s been unending. If you were to look back to try and recount the sets released in the last 12 months, we’d wager that you’d miss at least one. Magic: The Gathering has had a busy year in 2022. ![]()
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