What it was like
Nobody in the pod has solved it yet -- and for one weekend, nobody can. There's a specific thrill to the first day a Magic set is legal: the format is a blank map, there are no netdecks to copy, no one at the table has already figured out which cards win. Everyone is reading the new Marvel Super Heroes cards for the first time, discovering at the table what they actually do. The player across from you cracked the same six packs of uncertainty you did.
That's what a Prerelease is, and it's the rare Magic weekend that belongs to the whole community and not just the grinders. Sealed format means you show up with nothing and build from what you open -- no optimized list, just forty-five minutes and whatever the packs gave you. The Marvel set folds an IP everyone already knows into Magic's frame, so every card reads twice: the mechanic it performs and the character it embodies. It's a good place to start if you've been curious.
GameStar Hobbies is the Temecula shop that runs Magic with real infrastructure -- organized pods, experienced judges, prize support, and the particular electricity of a local game store on new-card day. It's the Inland Empire's Prerelease for players who've been waiting on this set and want to play it the day it's legal.
GameStar Hobbies, 27380 Jefferson Ave, Temecula. June 19th. Show up early for your pack allocation. Full spoilers and set details at magic.wizards.com.