Making a Magic: The Gathering card is a long process. To go from an idea to an actual piece of paper in a player’s hand takes years, with each one being discussed, tweaked, tested, proofread, ...

It’s a message that resonates with Johnathon Jones, known as "Kurohitsuki" online, who is “just a Blerd,” a term of ...

Trading card games are expensive, and for many the pricing locks them out of updating their decks and collections with the latest cards. Our article will guide you through creating proxy cards and ...

On the edge of the known multiverse sits a solar system made up of five planets, each completely covered in a single, distinct terrain. Like Star Wars with its desert and ocean planets (Tatooine and ...

In one of the most ambitious crossovers in the history of trading card games, the world of J.R.R. Tolkien has finally unfolded through the lens of Magic: The Gathering, with the launch of The Lord of ...

In 1993, a small game studio called Wizards of the Coast released a game that changed the lasndscape of tabletop gaming forever. That game was called Magic The Gathering and introduced an entirely new ...

Back in 2011, Risk Legacy shook the staid little world of board games with its anarchic approach to the sanctity of playing pieces. It was a game designed to be customized in play—after a few sessions ...

An upcoming Magic: The Gatheringcard from the Final Fantasy set was recently previewed, and it has caused a bit of buzz among ...

With all the pop-culture crossovers Magic: The Gathering has been getting lately, the board game Clue certainly isn’t one I was expecting to see. More than that, it’s not one I initially expected to ...

Did you see our reveal of Magic: The Gathering’s Final Fantasy crossover last week and think to yourself, “video games are all well and good, but where are the superheroes?” Well then do I have great ...