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Retro GamerVery positive

This gadget has let me make incredible Warhammer terrain and D&D props, and I don't know what I'd do…

This article reviews the Anycubic Kobra X 3D printer, highlighting its affordability and ease of use for creating custom terrain for games like Warhammer and Dungeons & Dragons. The reviewer praises the print quality and multi-color capabilities, recommending it for hobbyists looking to get into 3D printing.

PC GamerVery negative

3 years on from laying off over 1,000 people, Hasbro and Wizards of the Coast are sending daily emails and physical letters encouraging the survivors to not unionise

Wizards of the Coast is reportedly employing aggressive tactics, including daily emails and physical letters to employees' homes, to discourage workers from unionizing. Employees claim the company hired a union avoidance firm and is spreading misinformation to deter the formation of a union for the Magic: The Gathering Arena team. This follows significant layoffs in 2023, which some employees believe spurred the current unionization efforts.

Metro UKVery positive

Transformers to finally get a big budget video game as Hasbro invests millions

Hasbro is investing $1 billion into developing traditional video games, focusing on action-adventure and RPG titles for PC and console, and explicitly avoiding live service models. CEO Chris Cocks indicated that new games based on franchises like Transformers, Dungeons & Dragons, and Magic: The Gathering are in development. The company aims to build its own games internally after previously licensing its properties.

8bit DigiNeutral

Everything We Saw at the May 2026 Silicon Valley Card & Collectible Show

The May 2026 Silicon Valley Card & Collectible Show, hosted by World of Sports Memorabilia, took place at the Westgate Center Mall, attracting collectors of trading cards like Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and One Piece, as well as sports memorabilia. Numerous vendors showcased their wares, with some specializing in specific franchises and others offering a broad selection. Future shows are scheduled for June and July 2026 at the same venue.

PC GamerVery positive

It's time for Garfield's official Magic: The Gathering crossover now

Wizards of the Coast is releasing a new Magic: The Gathering Secret Lair set called 'Cats are the Best' which features 15 Garfield-themed cards. The set includes reinterpretations of classic Magic cards with Garfield comic panels and will be available for purchase starting June 15.

Tech RaptorPositive

New Magic: The Gathering Garfield Secret Lair Brings Lasagna and Dread of Mondays

Wizards of the Coast has announced a new Magic: The Gathering Secret Lair collaboration featuring Garfield. This crossover introduces classic cards with new artwork inspired by the iconic comic strip, divided into three distinct drops: 'As Intended,' 'Motivationally Challenged,' and 'Our Only Thought is to Entertain You.' Each drop will be available for purchase starting June 15.

Monster VineVery positive

Magic: The Gathering – Secrets of Strixhaven Review | A Strong Return to Strixhaven

Magic: The Gathering's Secrets of Strixhaven set is a strong return to the Strixhaven setting, offering visually appealing cards and engaging new mechanics like 'Prepared' and 'Increment'. The review highlights the set's success in making the magical school setting feel more lived-in and explores the strengths of various preconstructed commander decks, particularly Silverquill Influence and Witherbloom Pestilence.

IGNVery positive

One of Magic’s Most Underrated Sets Just Hit Its Lowest Price Ever For A Play Booster Box

The trading card game Magic: The Gathering's Edge of Eternity set is currently available at its lowest price ever for a Play Booster Box. This deal offers 30 packs of the set at a significantly reduced cost.

Retro GamerNeutral

Hasbro CEO says "you should expect more" crossovers for D&D

Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks has indicated that fans of Dungeons & Dragons should anticipate more crossover collaborations in the future. While specific details remain scarce, the company is exploring ways to integrate its intellectual properties, potentially including a 'D&D in space' concept, though fan reception to previous crossovers like Magic: The Gathering's Universes Beyond has been mixed.

Monster VinePositive

MagicCon Q&A Reveals New Details on The Hobbit, Reality Fracture, and Commander

At MagicCon, Wizards of the Coast revealed new details about upcoming Magic: The Gathering sets The Hobbit and Reality Fracture, as well as the Commander format. The Hobbit set will focus on the second edition of the book with a whimsical tone, while Reality Fracture serves as a capstone to a long-term story arc. Principal Designer Gavin Verhey discussed the design philosophy for Commander decks, and Head Designer Mark Rosewater elaborated on the fan-requested 'what if?' nature of Reality Fracture.

Retro GamerVery positive

"Our players are going to be pretty psyched": Hasbro CEO talks D&D, video games, and playing to win

Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks discusses the company's strategy for its intellectual properties, particularly Dungeons & Dragons, emphasizing a 'Playing to Win' approach that focuses on innovative experiences and engaging adult fans. Cocks highlights the success of Baldur's Gate 3 as an example of adapting D&D for digital platforms and expresses excitement for upcoming digital titles like Exodus, a 'D&D in space' inspired RPG.

IGNNeutral

What Is Secrets of Strixhaven’s Codex Bundle, and Why Is It Sold Out Everywhere Already?

The article discusses the Magic: The Gathering Codex Bundle, explaining its contents and the reasons behind its rapid sell-out. It aims to help players determine if the bundle is a worthwhile purchase.

GamespotPositive

Preorders Are Live For Magic: The Gathering's Reality Fracture Event

Preorders are now live for Magic: The Gathering's upcoming set, Reality Fracture, launching October 2. This set introduces an alternate reality where iconic characters and mechanics are altered, including Chandra shifting colors. Multiple product types are available for preorder, including Play Booster boxes, Bundles, and five beginner-friendly Foundations Commander decks, each costing $30.

Monster VineVery positive

Magic: The Gathering Designers Talk Universes Beyond, Marvel, Final Fantasy, and More

Wizards of the Coast's Magic: The Gathering design team discusses their approach to the Universes Beyond sets, including partnerships with properties like The Lord of the Rings, Final Fantasy, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. They detail the vetting process for thematic and mechanical fit, how these collaborations can inspire new game mechanics, and their strategies for balancing established Magic lore with external IPs to appeal to both veteran and new players.

Monster VineVery positive

MonsterVine Goes to MagicCon Las Vegas – The Hobbit, Marvel, and Reality Fracture Revealed

MonsterVine attended MagicCon Las Vegas, covering previews for upcoming Magic: The Gathering sets including The Hobbit, Reality Fracture, and a Marvel Super Heroes set. The event featured interactive Strixhaven-themed puzzles, artist alley, merchandise, and panels revealing new card art and mechanics.

IGNVery positive

Secrets of Strixhaven Isn't Just The Best Magic Set Of 2026 So Far - It's One Of My All-Time Favorites Already

The author expresses strong positive sentiment towards the Secrets of Strixhaven set for Magic: The Gathering, calling it their favorite set of 2026 so far and one of their all-time favorites. This is contrasted with a tepid reception for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles set.

GamespotPositive

Magic: The Gathering's Hobbit Is Now Available to Preorder

The Hobbit, a new Universes Beyond set for Magic: The Gathering, is now available for preorder and will release on August 14. This set follows the success of The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-Earth and will feature cards faithful to J.R.R. Tolkien's world. Unlike previous expansions, The Hobbit set will not include preconstructed Commander decks.

IGNPositive

Why Doesn't The Hobbit Have Any Commander Decks?

This article discusses the absence of Commander decks for The Hobbit set in Magic: The Gathering. The author expresses a desire for these decks to be included, suggesting they would enhance the game's experience for fans of the franchise.

Retro GamerNeutral

eBay launches new authentication system for Pokemon cards, Yu-Gi-Oh, and beyond

eBay has launched its new "Authenticity Guarantee" system for trading card games like Pokemon, Magic: The Gathering, and Yu-Gi-Oh in the UK. This system will make third-party authentication standard for cards sold for £500 and above, aiming to protect both buyers and sellers in the high-value trading card market.

Retro GamerVery positive

MTG Secrets of Strixhaven Commander decks, ranked

This article ranks the Commander decks from the Magic: The Gathering Secrets of Strixhaven set, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of each. Silverquill Influence is ranked first for its synergistic gameplay and political elements, followed by Lorehold Spirit, Prismari Artistry, Witherbloom Pestilence, and Quandrix Unlimited.