Ongoing supply chain issues have caused Wizards of the Coast to push back the launch date for Unfinity.
Citing ongoing supply chain issues and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Wizards of the Coast has pushed back the release date of the next "Un-" set, Unfinity, until the latter-half of 2022.
The company made it clear that, at this point, no other upcoming Magic: The Gathering release is being delayed.
"This delay is specific to Unfinity, and we'll have more information to share in the coming months," they say in a statement. "We greatly appreciate your understanding as we work toward our updated release timing and the wacky excitement Unfinity brings."
Unfinity was originally scheduled for release on April 1, 2022.
Magic: The Gathering's next major release, Innistrad: Double Feature, is scheduled to come out Jan. 28. The game's next "premier" release is Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty, which is due out Feb. 18.
