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Magic: The Gathering
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Magic: The Gathering Series in Order:
70
books
Arena
William R. Forstchen
Book - 1
Nov-1994
The Gathering Dark
Jeff Grubb
Book - 1
Sep-1999
Shattered Chains
Clayton Emery
Book - 2
Mar-1995
The Eternal Ice
Jeff Grubb
Book - 2
May-2000
Final Sacrifice
Clayton Emery
Book - 4
May-1995
Whispering Woods
Clayton Emery
Book - 5
Jan-1995
Ashes of the Sun
Hanovi Braddock
Book - 7
Mar-1996
Song of Time
Teri McLaren
Book - 8
Jun-1996
And Peace Shall Sleep
Sonia Orin Lyris
Book - 9
Jul-1996
Dark Legacy
Robert E. Vardeman
Book - 10
Dec-1996
Tapestries
Kathy Ice
Jul-1995
The Cursed Land
Teri McLaren
Aug-1995
Distant Planes
Kathy Ice
Jan-1996
The Brothers War
Jeff Grubb
May-1998
Rath and Storm
Peter Archer
Jul-1998
Planeswalker
Lynn Abbey
Sep-1998
The Colors of Magic
Jess Lebow
Feb-1999
Time Streams
J. Robert King
May-1999
Bloodlines
Loren L. Coleman
Aug-1999
Mercadian Masques
Francis Lebaron
Sep-1999
The Thran
J. Robert King
Dec-1999
Nemesis
Paul B. Thompson
Feb-2000
Prophecy
Vance Moore
Jun-2000
The Myths of Magic
Jess Lebow
Aug-2000
Invasion
J. Robert King
Oct-2000
The Shattered Alliance
Jeff Grubb
Dec-2000
Planeshift
J. Robert King
Feb-2001
Johan
Clayton Emery
Apr-2001
Apocalypse
J. Robert King
Jun-2001
The Dragons of Magic
J. Robert King
Aug-2001
Odyssey
Vance Moore
Sep-2001
Jedit
Clayton Emery
Dec-2001
Chainer's Torment
Scott McGough
Jan-2002
The Secrets of Magic
Jess Lebow
Mar-2002
Judgment
Will McDermott
May-2002
Hazezon
Clayton Emery
Aug-2002
Onslaught
J. Robert King
Sep-2002
Assassin's Blade
Scott McGough
Dec-2002
Legions
J. Robert King
Jan-2003
Emperor's Fist
Scott McGough
Mar-2003
Scourge
J. Robert King
May-2003
The Monsters of Magic
J. Robert King
Aug-2003
The Moons of Mirrodin
Will McDermott
Sep-2003
Champion's Trial
Scott McGough
Nov-2003
The Darksteel Eye
Jess Lebow
Jan-2004
The Fifth Dawn
Cory Herndon
May-2004
Outlaw
Scott McGough
Sep-2004
Heretic
Scott McGough
Jan-2005
Guardian
Scott McGough
May-2005
City of Guilds
Cory Herndon
Aug-2005
Guildpact
Cory Herndon
Jan-2006
Dissension
Cory Herndon
May-2006
Time Spiral
Scott McGough
Sep-2006
Planar Chaos
Scott McGough
Jan-2007
Future Sight
Scott McGough
Apr-2007
Lorwyn
Cory Herndon
Sep-2007
Morningtide
Scott McGough
Jan-2008
Shadowmoor
Philip Athans
Apr-2008
Eventide
Scott McGough; Cory Herndon
Jun-2008
The Shards of Alara
Doug Beyer
May-2009
The Purifying Fire
Laura Resnick
Jul-2009
Path of the Planeswalker
Doug Beyer
Oct-2009
Zendikar: In the Teeth of Akoum
Robert B. Wintermute
Apr-2010
Test of Metal
Matthew Stover
Oct-2010
The Quest for Karn
Robert B. Wintermute
May-2011
Theros
Jenna Helland
Apr-2014
Journey Into Nyx, Godsend Part III
Jenna Helland
May-2014
Journey Into Nyx, Godsend Part II
Jenna Helland
May-2014
War of the Spark: Ravnica
Greg Weisman
Apr-2019
War of the Spark: Forsaken
Greg Weisman
Nov-2019
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How many books are in the Magic: The Gathering series?
There are 70 books in the Magic: The Gathering series.
When will the next book in the Magic: The Gathering series be released?
The Magic: The Gathering series does not have a new book coming out soon. The latest book, Dark Legacy (Book 10), was published in December 1996.
What was the first book written in the Magic: The Gathering series?
The first book in the Magic: The Gathering series, Arena, was published in November 1994.
What genre is the Magic: The Gathering series?
The Magic: The Gathering series primarily falls into the Heroic Fantasy / Sword & Sorcery genre.