Lorwyn block. It was originally conceived of as a “world that went through a radical change” as it shifted between light and ...

Magic: The Gathering has ruled the TCG industry for decades now, and over the past few years, the franchise has only grown in popularity. Now, it seems the team behind the game is ready to expand ...

The Gathering’s next set, Lorwyn Eclipsed, begin Jan. 16, and while the full preview season is scheduled to kick off Jan. 5, ...

In 2024, Magic: The Gathering enthusiasts revealed in a bountiful year packed with thrilling new sets and Secret Lair unveilings. Adding to the buzz, Viz Media dropped a bombshell announcement via ...

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It’s almost time for Magic: The Gathering‘s Edge of Eternities set to arrive. This brand-new space-fantasy collection invites players to find magic among the stars, explore distant planets, wield ...

The 30-plus year history of Magic: The Gathering has told a lot of stories and featured a lot of characters, but through the years the design team keeps introducing new concepts and new cards. With ...

Magic: The Gathering creating an oracle deck just seems right. After all, what carries more magic with it than Magic cards? The immersive and fantastical world of the trading card game has that ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Magic: The Gathering’s planet wide city Ravnica. Fans of the project are both hopeful and worried.

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