March of the Machine
This is the dramatic conclusion of the four-part Phyrexian story arc that began with Dominaria United — and ends with Magic forever changed. The entire Multiverse rallies together for one epic climactic battle. Elesh Norn expands her reach and brings the glory of New Phyrexia to the other planes. Her faction has become the Machine Legion, the core of the Phyrexian armada.[16] People and creatures on many different planes are getting compleated.
March of the Machine FAQ
How many cards are in March of the Machine?
March of the Machine contains 387 cards: 291 in the base set and 91 additional cards, including 5 serialized cards.
When was March of the Machine released?
March of the Machine was released on April 21, 2023.
What cards are included in March of the Machine?
Every card in March of the Machine is shown on this page in collector-number order. The layout is 3x3, the same as a physical binder page, so you can see exactly how the set fills a binder.
How many cards do I need to complete March of the Machine?
Completing the base set takes 291 cards. Collecting the base set and all additional cards brings the total to 382 cards. This includes 5 serialized cards, which some collectors track as a separate collecting goal. Set Binder lets you track your progress and manage foil and non-foil copies separately.
Does March of the Machine have alternate-art or special-treatment cards?
Yes. Alongside the 291 main-set cards, March of the Machine has 91 cards with other border or foil treatments, such as borderless, showcase, or special foil versions. You can build a binder for the main set only, the treatment cards only, or both.
How can I track my March of the Machine collection?
Create a free Set Binder account and start a MOM binder. It mirrors a physical binder page by page, and you check off cards as you add them. Your completion percentage updates as you go, and you can track foil and non-foil copies separately.
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How do I track missing cards from March of the Machine?
Each March of the Machine binder shows exactly which cards you're still missing, with links to buy them. While you hunt, you can mark cards as found so you remember which ones you've already tracked down.
How do I print a March of the Machine checklist?
Use the Print Checklist link for a printer-friendly list of every card in March of the Machine. You can check cards off by hand at a card shop or event.
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Where can I buy March of the Machine cards?
Singles and sealed product for March of the Machine are available from Mana Pool, TCGPlayer, and Amazon. The links are at the top of this page.
What is the set code for March of the Machine?
The set code for March of the Machine is MOM. It appears on each card next to the collector number.
Can I import my March of the Machine cards from ManaBox?
Yes. Export your collection from ManaBox as a CSV and import it into a MOM binder. Set Binder will check off the cards you already own.