Well, if you don't already have a local shop you frequent, be sure to check out the store locator to find one near you! That store may even offer preregistration. So let's go over perhaps the most important part: finding a place to play a Prerelease! After all, you can't very well play if you don't know where to go. But if you're new to the wide world of Sealed Deck, or are maybe just looking for a few extra pointers, then read on!Īll right. If you're a Sealed Deck veteran, you may want to skip ahead to the next section, where I talk about some of the differences you can expect at your local store for Eldritch Moon. It's just a lot of fun! Even players who have been playing since the beginning of the game look forward to each Prerelease. Prereleases are great because the set is brand new, the footing is fairly equal as everybody plays with the set for the very first time, and you're all just relaxing and having fun exploring the new cards. Here we are, about fifteen years later, and I still get excited for each and every Prerelease! I vividly remember strolling into my first Prerelease was when I was eleven I instantly knew that was the place to be. Why? Prereleases are just some of the most fun you can have playing Magic! No matter where in the world I am or what time of year it is, I always try and go check out a local Prerelease. What's a Prerelease, why is it one of the most awesome Magic events for every kind of player, and what should you be expecting? Read on! Embrace Prereleases
And the best way to get your hands on the new cards to check out what's going on? The Eldritch Moon Prerelease, of course! It's up to you to help the Gatewatch (and hordes of Zombies) take down this insanity. The source of Innistrad's madness has been revealed, and it's none other than the Eldrazi mothership herself: Emrakul. Emrakul, the Promised End | Art by Jaime Jones
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