2024

The year 2024 is the thirty-second year of Magic: The Gathering.^[1]

Events[ | ]

Date	Event
January 12	Release of Ravnica Remastered. Last set to use Draft boosters.^[2]
January 22	Release of Secret Lair Commander Deck: Raining Cats & Dogs. Sold out in six hours.^[3]
January 26	Release of Murders at Karlov Manor: The Case of the Three Blade Knife, a murder mystery game by Beadle & Grimm's.
February 5	Release of Secret Lair Drop Series: Winter Superdrop 2024.
February 9	Release of Murders at Karlov Manor. First set to use Play boosters.^[2]
February 23-25	Release of Ravnica: Clue Edition (Ravnica: Cluedo Edition in non-North American markets). Includes mechanically unique, eternal-legal cards. MagicCon Chicago, USA.^[4] Features Pro Tour Murders at Karlov Manor. Won by Seth Manfield. The Secret Lair Showdown. The Cosplay Best in Show. Won by Arielle (AirBubblesCosplay) as Rowan Kenrith in Rowan, Scion of War (Wilds of Eldraine).^[5] The Unknown Event. Secret Lair Drop Series: Burning Revelations is made available.
February 26	Release of Secret Lair Drop Series: Sheldon's Spellbook.
March 5	Release of Alchemy: Karlov Manor.
March 8	Release of Universes Beyond: Fallout.
March 11	The banned and restricted list announcement for Murders at Karlov Manor.^[6] Modern: Violent Outburst is banned. Vintage: Ponder is unrestricted.
April 8	Release of Secret Lair Drop Series: Equinox Superdrop 2024.
April 19	Release of Outlaws of Thunder Junction. Includes Breaking News bonus sheet. Includes The Big Score, replacing The List cards with Standard-legal cards.
April 26-28	Cynthia Williams officially steps down as president and CEO of Wizards of the Coast.^[7] Pro Tour Thunder Junction in Seattle, Washington, USA.^[4] Won by Yoshihiko Ikawa.
May 7	Release of Alchemy: Thunder Junction. Gladiator: The One Ring and Reanimate are banned.^[8]
May 13	Release of Secret Lair Drop Series: Spring Superdrop 2024. Features Universes Beyond Hatsune Miku. The banned and restricted list announcement for Outlaws of Thunder Junction. Pauper: All that Glitters is banned.^[9] All cards that bring a sticker into the game are banned.^[10] Legacy: All cards that bring a Sticker or an Attraction into the game are banned.^[10] Vintage: All cards that bring a Sticker or an Attraction into the game are banned.^[10]
May 21	Release of The Magic: The Gathering Oracle Deck by Clarkson Potter, a division of Penguin Random House.
June 14	Release of Modern Horizons 3. Includes an bonus sheet with New-to-Modern reprints.
June 24	Release of Secret Lair Drop Series: Summer Superdrop 2024. Features one Universes Beyond Hatsune Miku drop. Features two Universes Beyond Assassin's Creed drops. The annual banned and restricted list announcement sees no changes to any formats.^[11]
June 28-30	MagicCon Amsterdam, NLD.^[4] Features Pro Tour Modern Horizons III. Won by Simon Nielsen. The Secret Lair Showdown. Won by Toni Ramis Pascual.^[12] The Cosplay Best in Show. Won by Mbare Evans as Sorin Markov.^[13] Introduces the Modern Open. Won by ArchaeusDota.^[12] The Unknown Event. Secret Lair Drop Series: Burning Revelations is made available.
July 5	Release of Universes Beyond: Assassin's Creed. First set to use Beyond Boosters.
July 18	Hasbro announces that John Hight will become President and CEO/COO of Wizards of the Coast and Digital Gaming.^[14] Holly Barbacovi takes on the role of Chief People Officer.
August 2	Release of Bloomburrow. Standard Rotation: Innistrad: Midnight Hunt, Innistrad: Crimson Vow, Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty and Streets of New Capenna leave the format. Alchemy Rotation: Dominaria United, The Brothers' War, Phyrexia: All Will Be One, March of the Machine, March of the Machine: The Aftermath, The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth and the Alchemy 2023 sets leave the format.
September 27	Release of Duskmourn: House of Horror.
October 25–27	MagicCon Las Vegas, USA^[4] Features World Championship 30. The Limited Open. The Secret Lair Showdown. The Unknown Event. The Cosplay Grand Championship. Secret Lair Drop Series: Burning Revelations is made available.
November 15	Release of Magic: The Gathering Foundations, an evergreen Standard set. Includes Jumpstart 2025.
Q4	Release of Pioneer Masters on MTG Arena.