Universes Beyond Is About to Ruin the best Magic: The Gathering Set of the Year
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So long, Reality Fracture, it's been fun
Being a Magic: The Gathering fan has become an intense hobby. While the beauty of Magic lies in its variety, as the game offers ample choice of formats and ways to play, the quick pace of new set releases has affected the Magic experience overall. One of the most obvious consequences is that Magic sets don't stay around as long as they used to: Marvel Super Heroes still felt new when Bilbo Baggins came strolling into the picture with The Hobbit's release just seven weeks later. Reality Fracture is by far one of the best Magic sets to come out in 2026. It brought a long-running storyline to a close (even if it wasn’t very satisfying), culminating in the death of Jace Beleren, one of the game’s most iconic characters. Moreover, in terms of the Limited format, Reality Fracture is surely the best set of the year. Limited play (Draft or Sealed) is one of the most common ways to experience a new Magic set, as you play only with cards from that set. Limited players have been singing the praises of Reality Fracture since its debut, but unfortunately that's ending soon, making way for a new Universes Beyond set: Star Trek.
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