In Oath, Wizards of the Coast continues to show off its world-building skills via beautiful art, with more full-art lands, more tentacled weirdness, and more desperate defenders. We've been playing it for the past week, so we have lots to say about the themes and mechanics of the new set, as well as some thoughts on how some new cards might factor into Constructed formats. Illustration by Aleksi BriclotĪhead of the official OGW release there's also a bunch of prerelease events on January 16 and 17-this coming weekend-at your local game shop. If you haven't played Magic in a while, or you just want a taste of the new set before buying a box of cards (or two), the mega-casual prerelease events (which cost about £20/$30) are the perfect opportunity to dip your toes in.Īnd now, without further ado, read on for our review of Oath of the Gatewatch. ©2016 Wizards of the Coast LLC in the USA & other countries. Here he is in all his many-tentacled glory:Įnlarge / Kozilek, the Big Bad of this Magic expansion. OGW is the follow-up to Battle for Zendikar, continuing the story of Zendikar with a smaller set of 180 cards, including a new buddy for the Eldrazi titan Ulamog: Kozilek, the Great Distortion. The latest Magicexpansion set, Oath of the Gatewatch (OGW), will be released on January 22.
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