Magic 2024–2025 Set & Product Library: Main Expansions, Crossovers and Special Releases
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This library groups the main tabletop releases of 2024 and 2025 so you can identify a set and choose the right kind of product without needing a separate news post for every box. It also flags major supplemental ranges that are easy to confuse with a main expansion.
The year is a browsing aid, not a legality ruling or a promise that sealed stock remains available. For Standard, use the current official set list and banned list. For Commander or another format, check the exact card. Older cards can remain useful while their original booster is no longer a sensible way to obtain them.
Find a release by year and code
| Year | Main release | Main-set code |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Avatar: The Last Airbender | TLA |
| 2025 | Marvel’s Spider-Man | SPM |
| 2025 | Edge of Eternities | EOE |
| 2025 | FINAL FANTASY | FIN |
| 2025 | Tarkir: Dragonstorm | TDM |
| 2025 | Aetherdrift | DFT |
| 2024 | Foundations | FDN |
| 2024 | Duskmourn: House of Horror | DSK |
| 2024 | Bloomburrow | BLB |
| 2024 | Outlaws of Thunder Junction | OTJ |
| 2024 | Murders at Karlov Manor | MKM |
These are main-set identifiers, not an exhaustive list of every companion Commander, bonus-sheet, promo, or digital code. When buying a specific card, match all of its identification details.
2025 main releases
Avatar: The Last Airbender (TLA)
A crossover main expansion with its own learning and booster products. Distinguish the main set from related Jumpstart cards and product-specific extras. A fan learning Magic may want a teaching product; a player seeking a particular Avatar card should identify its exact printing.
Marvel’s Spider-Man (SPM)
A Spider-Man-focused main expansion. Check the English-language product and set identity rather than assuming every Marvel card belongs here. A recognizable character can appear in multiple treatments or related releases; compare card names and collector numbers before buying.
Edge of Eternities (EOE)
Magic’s space-fantasy setting. Compare the main expansion’s boosters with separately built Commander decks. For a return visit to the set, decide whether the attraction is its Limited environment, a specific card for a deck, or its artwork before choosing sealed product.
FINAL FANTASY (FIN)
A broad Final Fantasy crossover with main-set boosters and distinct Commander decks. Choose based on whether you want to learn, play multiplayer, or collect a favorite game or character. Companion and bonus cards require their own identity and legality checks.
Tarkir: Dragonstorm (TDM)
A return to Tarkir’s dragons and clans. The main set and Commander decks support different buying routes. A fan of a clan should compare the appropriate complete deck with buying random packs rather than treating either as an automatic upgrade over the other.
Aetherdrift (DFT)
A racing-themed expansion. Identify the main set separately from its Commander releases and special extras. For an older box, check pack type, language, and whether the listing is a full display or an individual pack.
2024 main releases
Foundations (FDN)
The long-lived learning and deck-building range. The Beginner Box, Starter Collection, retail Jumpstart, and boosters solve different problems. Main-set FDN cards are not interchangeable with J25, FDC, and SPG cards for legality.
Duskmourn: House of Horror (DSK)
A horror expansion with main-set boosters and a separate Commander range. The setting is a useful collecting theme, but determine whether you want the draft experience, a complete multiplayer deck, or a chosen illustration before comparing products.
Bloomburrow (BLB)
An animal-fantasy expansion. The main set and Commander decks have related themes but different card lists and uses. For a gift, ask whether the recipient wants a particular creature theme, a finished Commander deck, or packs to open.
Outlaws of Thunder Junction (OTJ)
A frontier-themed main expansion with related bonus-card identities, including The Big Score. The fact that a card appears in a pack does not make every accompanying pool identical. Check the individual card’s code and current format status.
Murders at Karlov Manor (MKM)
A mystery-themed Ravnica release. Separate its Play Boosters and Commander decks from Ravnica Remastered, a different 2024 product. A place name or shared setting does not identify the pack contents or intended play environment.
Major supplemental products from the same period
Innistrad Remastered — 2025
A curated return to Innistrad’s card history, rather than a new Standard main expansion. Choose it for its intended Limited experience or particular reprints and treatments. Check whether the product being sold is a Play Booster, Collector Booster, or a display of one of those types.
Ravnica Remastered — 2024
A reprint-focused Ravnica release distinct from Murders at Karlov Manor. Sharing Ravnica as a setting does not make the two products interchangeable. Compare the card pool and pack type rather than treating “Ravnica box” as a sufficient description.
Modern Horizons 3 — 2024
A Modern-focused supplemental expansion with its own Commander products. “Modern” in the name is important to its identity; it does not mean a current Standard set. A Commander player may want a finished deck from the range instead of the main booster product.
Fallout — 2024
A Universes Beyond Commander-led release. Its preconstructed decks are the direct entry to its multiplayer themes. Collector products are a separate collecting decision and should not be mistaken for a replacement complete deck.
Assassin’s Creed — 2024
A separate Universes Beyond release with a distinctive product range, including Beyond Boosters and a Starter Kit. Beyond Boosters are not simply renamed Play Boosters. Check the exact contents and intended use before purchasing packs for an event.
Mystery Booster 2 — 2024
A distinct draft-oriented product associated with a different distribution model from ordinary main-set retail releases. Identify the actual edition, condition, and seller. Do not confuse a Mystery Booster product with an unofficial mystery repack assembled by a seller.
Foundations Jumpstart — 2024
J25 uses themed packets for shuffle-together play. It belongs beside the Foundations range for shopping context, but its card pool and randomized packets differ from FDN’s main expansion and the Beginner Box’s predetermined teaching packets.
Choose sealed product or singles deliberately
For a group Draft, identify the intended pack type and player count before buying a display. For Sealed, plan the required packs and basic lands. For a Commander evening, compare complete deck lists. For a single deck upgrade or a missing collecting version, compare individual cards.
Older product listings can show a whole range of packaging when the purchase supplies only one item. Read quantity, language, edition, and sealed status. If the listing includes a former promotional card in its image, confirm that it is actually included rather than relying on launch advertising.
Keep game legality separate from pack origin
A booster can include bonus-sheet cards with a different set code. A Commander deck sold alongside a Standard expansion may include cards outside Standard. An old printing can sometimes be legal because the same card has an eligible newer printing. These are reasons to check the exact card and format, not to assume every older card is excluded.
For collecting, choose whether you want one of every card name or particular treatments. A main-set checklist can be a manageable project; adding every variant, language, promo, and supplemental card changes its size considerably. Define the boundary first.
Use this library as a product map
When a box catches your eye, identify its main release and product family, then decide what you want it to do. If you can name the cards you need, a targeted purchase can be more useful than an old sealed display. If the experience of opening or drafting is the goal, set the budget around that experience.
Digital-only additions are outside this tabletop directory. Arena can use different release representations and card pools; check the client’s format when translating a digital deck to paper.
Official sources & further reading
Rules and product details checked against Wizards of the Coast resources. Examples and learning recommendations are B3’s own.
- Official product archive
- Official product directory
- Current Standard set list
- Foundations set-code and product distinctions