The complete confirmed calendar
Six major sets are officially scheduled for 2027: three Magic Multiverse releases alternating with three Universes Beyond sets. Every date is below; unknown names stay clearly marked TBA.
The MTG 2027 release dates are February 5, April 9, June 4, August 6, October 1, and November 19. These are global tabletop dates; prerelease and digital dates remain TBA.
Officially scheduled
Filter by product line or name status. “Date confirmed” means the date appears in Wizards’ official 2027 timeline; it does not mean prerelease, Arena, MTGO, product lineup, or set code details are available yet.
Showing all 6 releases
A new fully underwater plane with vast submerged cities, warring kingdoms, aquatic peoples, and dangers in the abyss. This is the first major set—and first Standard rotation point—of 2027.
Wizards has confirmed this release slot and the alternating 3-and-3 structure, but not the partner, setting, product name, or theme. Rumored franchises are intentionally excluded.
An Omenpath opens over Towashi and a mass of Ikoria crashes into Kamigawa. The result is a large-scale monsters-versus-mechs clash across two familiar Magic planes.
Only the August 6 global tabletop date and Universes Beyond category are official so far. No partner name, set code, product lineup, or digital date has been announced.
The reentered kingdom receives its first full set treatment, rooted in Afrofantasy, five suns, a spirit realm, and Zhalfir’s long history. Teferi Akosa returns home.
The final scheduled major set of 2027 has a confirmed November 19 tabletop date. Its partner, title, theme, products, and digital availability remain unannounced.
| Date | Set | Product line | Name status | Platform scope |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nauctis: The Sunken Realm | Magic Multiverse | Announced | Tabletop confirmed; digital TBA | |
| Unannounced collaboration | Universes Beyond | TBA | Tabletop confirmed; digital TBA | |
| Kamigawa: Titanbreach | Magic Multiverse | Announced | Tabletop confirmed; digital TBA | |
| Unannounced collaboration | Universes Beyond | TBA | Tabletop confirmed; digital TBA | |
| Zhalfir | Magic Multiverse | Announced | Tabletop confirmed; digital TBA | |
| Unannounced collaboration | Universes Beyond | TBA | Tabletop confirmed; digital TBA |
Calendar tools
The iCalendar feed contains one all-day event per confirmed tabletop release. Download once, subscribe for future file updates, or copy a plain-text schedule.
Still TBA
Plan the gathering
Four MagicCons across three continents are official, alongside the Magic Limited Championship in Minneapolis. These are events, not product release dates, so they live in a separate calendar.
Detroit, Michigan
Pro Tour Nauctis
Tokyo, Japan
2027’s second Pro Tour
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Invitation-based competition
Las Vegas, Nevada
2027’s third Pro Tour
Amsterdam, Netherlands
World Championship 33
Standard in 2027
Wizards announced a calendar-year rotation model beginning in 2027, after no Standard rotation in 2026. Under the current release schedule, Nauctis is the first set of 2027.
The three named sets
A brand-new underwater plane with merfolk, seals, homarids, humans, two warring kingdoms, and abyssal threats.
Ikoria’s monsters crash into Kamigawa through an Omenpath, setting up a giant monsters versus next-generation mechs conflict.
A full exploration of the returned plane, its Afrofantasy visual identity, spirit realm, storied past, and Teferi’s homecoming.
Confirmed vs. rumored
Searches for 2027 leaks and predictions are already common. Partner guesses can be entertaining, but they are not schedule facts. This page keeps the official six-slot calendar clean.
A date or name enters the confirmed schedule only after a first-party Wizards page, announcement, product page, or official event page supports it. Social speculation, surveys, retailer placeholders, videos, and anonymous leaks do not qualify.
Evidence & upkeep
The schedule is checked manually against first-party pages. When Wizards names a collaboration, changes a date, or publishes prerelease and digital details, the visible card, calendar file, structured data, source stamp, and update log are changed together.
Quick answers
Six major sets are scheduled. The named Magic Multiverse releases are Nauctis: The Sunken Realm on February 5, Kamigawa: Titanbreach on June 4, and Zhalfir on October 1. Three Universes Beyond collaborations fill April 9, August 6, and November 19; their names remain unannounced.
The confirmed global tabletop release dates are February 5, April 9, June 4, August 6, October 1, and November 19, 2027. You can download all six as an iCalendar file above.
Wizards has confirmed three Universes Beyond release slots but has not announced their partner franchises. The official dates are April 9, August 6, and November 19, 2027. Any franchise names circulating now are speculation unless Wizards publishes them.
Wizards presents them as the set release dates, and the named product pages use the same dates. This page treats them as global tabletop release dates. Local store stock, event availability, and time-zone-specific digital launches can differ.
Official 2027 prerelease dates have not yet been published. A prerelease often occurs before the global tabletop launch, but this page does not subtract a week or infer dates. Each entry will remain TBA until Wizards posts its event schedule.
Those platform-specific dates are still TBA. Digital launches can precede or differ from tabletop dates, and not every product component appears on every platform. Check the relevant set’s official release details when published.
Wizards says Standard rotation moves to the first set of each calendar year beginning in 2027. On the current schedule, that points to Nauctis: The Sunken Realm on February 5, 2027. Verify the final legal and rotating set list on Wizards’ live Standard page near release.
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