2012Richard Garfield, Lukas Litzsinger
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- 100
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- 27
2 players45 minHeavy weight

2025Corey Bowen, Ian Duke, Eric Engelhard, Ethan Fleischer, Mark L. Gottlieb, Daniel Holt, David Humpherys, Erik Lauer and 7 more
From BoardGameGeek
With the dragons weakened by the Phyrexian invasion of Tarkir, the five clans rebelled, throwing off the yoke of their draconic masters and reclaiming their lost heritages. Now the dragonlords have been defeated, and clans and dragons are working together to build a brighter future for the plane-but danger still brews in the skies, as the dragonstorms are growing in strength, spawning new broods of wild dragons that threaten to overwhelm civilization across Tarkir. Narset, the Waymaster of the Jeskai clan, must join forces with Elspeth Tirel to discover the source of these new storms and restore peace. Tarkir Dragonstorm features the long-awaited return of the three-color clans previously seen in Khans of Tarkir and Fate Reforged. Each clan has a new mechanic. The Abzan have learned to Endure, which gives a you choice of +1/+1 counters or a creature token. The Jeskai have Flurry, which rewards you when you cast your second spell in a turn. The Sultai have Renew, allowing them to exile creatures from the graveyard to buff up creatures on the battlefield. The Mardu can Mobilize, granting temporary bonus creatures to attack with for a turn. And the Temur have Harmonize, which allows an instant or sorcery spell to be cast from the graveyard, with the option to tap a creature to do it at a discount. Additionally, the dragons have a mechanic of their own as well: new Omen cards give you the choice of a powerful dragon creature or a cheaper instant or sorcery, but if you choose the instant or sorcery mode, the card will shuffle back into your deck, so your opponent will never know when that dragon might be coming back!
Magic: The Gathering – Tarkir Dragonstorm has 2 videos from 2 creators: 1 playthrough and 1 unboxing. They date from April to August 2025.
If you like it, try Magic: The Gathering – Dungeons & Dragons: Adventures in the Forgotten Realms and Magic: The Gathering – Dragon's Maze, also by Mark L. Gottlieb, or Android: Netrunner and Runebound (Third Edition), also by Lukas Litzsinger.
2012Richard Garfield, Lukas Litzsinger
2 players45 minHeavy weight
2015Lukas Litzsinger
2 - 4 players120 - 180 minMedium weight
2021Doug Beyer, Corey Bowen, Andrew Brown, Ethan Fleischer, Aaron Forsythe, Mark L. Gottlieb, Ben Hayes, Jenna Helland, Mike Mearls, Kenneth Nagle, Ben Petrisor, Adam Prosak, Taymoor Rehman, Annie Sardelis, Andrew Veen, James Wyatt
2 - 8 players0 minHeavy weight
2013Aaron Forsythe, Mark L. Gottlieb, Zac Hill, Alexis Janson, Erik Lauer, Mark Rosewater, Sam Stoddard, Matt Tabak
2 - 0 players20 - 0 min
From BoardGameGeek:
With the dragons weakened by the Phyrexian invasion of Tarkir, the five clans rebelled, throwing off the yoke of their draconic masters and reclaiming their lost heritages. Now the dragonlords have been defeated, and clans and dragons are working together to build a brighter future for the plane-but danger still brews in the skies, as the dragonstorms are growing in strength, spawning new broods of wild dragons that threaten to overwhelm civilization across Tarkir. Narset, the Waymaster of the Jeskai clan, must join forces with Elspeth Tirel to discover the source of these new storms and restore peace. Tarkir Dragonstorm features the long-awaited return of the three-color clans previously seen in Khans of Tarkir and Fate Reforged. Each clan has a new mechanic. The Abzan have learned to Endure, which gives a you choice of +1/+1 counters or a creature token. The Jeskai have Flurry, which rewards you when you cast your second spell in a turn. The Sultai have Renew, allowing them to exile creatures from the graveyard to buff up creatures on the battlefield. The Mardu can Mobilize, granting temporary bonus creatures to attack with for a turn. And the Temur have Harmonize, which allows an instant or sorcery spell to be cast from the graveyard, with the option to tap a creature to do it at a discount. Additionally, the dragons have a mechanic of their own as well: new Omen cards give you the choice of a powerful dragon creature or a cheaper instant or sorcery, but if you choose the instant or sorcery mode, the card will shuffle back into your deck, so your opponent will never know when that dragon might be coming back!
Designers
Corey Bowen, Ian Duke, Eric Engelhard, Ethan Fleischer, Mark L. Gottlieb, Daniel Holt, David Humpherys, Erik Lauer and 7 more
Artists
Alix Branwyn, Ovidio Cartagena, Matt Cavotta, Steph Cheung, Jehan Choo, Evyn Fong, Deborah Garcia, Taylor Ingvarsson and 11 more
Publisher
Wizards of the Coast
Mechanics