Streets of New Capenna's first previews

Wizards previewed on today's WeeklyMTG live the first previews of the next set scheduled for release: Streets of New Capenna.

Streets of New Capenna Story: March 28–April 5

Streets of New Capenna Story Video: March 31

Debut Video and Previews Begin: April 7

Card Image Gallery Complete: April 15

Commander Previews: April 18–19

Commander Card Image Gallery Complete: April 20

In-Store Prerelease Events and Sales Begin: April 22

MTG Arena and Magic Online Release: April 28

Streets of New Capenna Launch Trailer: April 28

Worldwide Release: April 29

Commander Launch Parties: April 29–May 1

Game Day: May 7–15

Store Championships: July 9–17

The new set will also feature the full-art metropolis basic lands will be available in Draft, Set, and Collector Boosters.

Streets of New Capenna will be focused on the five crime families which fight for the domain of the city, each one of them based on one of the five Shard tri-colored combination.

The Five Families and their colors are:

Obscura (White, Blue Black)

Maestros (Blue, Black, Red)

Riveteers (Black, Green, Red)

Cabaretti (Red, White Green)

Brokers (White, Green, Blue)

And each family has their own tri-land:

And each tri-land will feature two alternate versions, with Borderless and Skycraper versions.

And each family also has their own plans and strategies to expand their domain on New Capenna, as we can see with the Brokers Ascendancy.

New Capenna will feature five different Prerelease packages, theme boosters and Commander decks for each of the five families, and the Commander Decks names are already revealed:

Obscura Operation (white-blue-black)

Maestros Massacre (blue-black-red)

Riveteers Rampage (black-red-green)

Cabaretti Cacophony (red-green-white)

Bedecked Brokers (green-white-blue)

The Magic: The Gathering-themed versions of the cards from Secret Lair x Stranger Things were also previewed:

These cards can be found on The List slot on New Capenna Set Boosters, and will only be available on non-foil versions, and will be treated as the same card as their respective versions from Secret Lair x Stranger Things.

Source: DailyMTG