Magic: The Gathering's new Marvel Super Heroes set unleashes The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, a Commander potentially rendering Krenko, Mob Boss obsolete. With her ability to generate an army of squirrels at a lower cost and without tapping, Squirrel Girl promises unprecedented swarm capabilities. This shift may prompt a transition from traditional Goblin decks to innovative Squirrel-focused strategies in the Commander format.
A recent Magic: The Gathering Secret Lair shipment mishap has leaked an upcoming green-white Commander deck featuring Hatsune Miku. Listed on eBay for a starting price of $500, the sealed deck has garnered significant attention, with bids reaching $3,051. The revealed card, Miku, Song of the People, is a Trostani, Selesnya's Voice reprint.
Hasbro has cancelled the single-player Dungeons & Dragons action-adventure game being developed by Star Wars Jedi director Stig Asmussen's studio, Giant Skull, less than a year after its announcement. The project, promising "immersive storytelling" and "heroic combat," was halted despite Asmussen's team being open to further collaborations with Wizards of the Coast. This cancellation is part of Hasbro's broader, billion-dollar push into the video game market with D&D titles.
Discover the most expensive PlayStation-themed Magic: The Gathering cards, with prices soaring up to $199.98 for a single rare foil. From Ghost of Tsushima to The Last of Us, these Secret Lair drops have become highly sought after. Learn which cards to look out for and their surprising values.
James Ohlen, a 22-year BioWare veteran, reveals the grueling development of his new sci-fi RPG Exodus "nearly killed" him. The game, set for a 2027 PC release, features innovative time dilation effects and involves Matthew McConaughey. Ohlen's experience leading Archetype Entertainment under Wizards of the Coast's funding took a significant personal toll.
Magic: The Gathering's upcoming Foundations Commander decks, set to release in August alongside Reality Fracture, offer a streamlined entry point for new players with mono-colored decks at an accessible $30 price point. Designed for simplicity and customization, these decks address the steep price hikes and complexity issues of previous starter decks. Whether you're a newcomer or looking to introduce friends to the game, these decks provide a fresh, uncomplicated starting point.
Magic: The Gathering's principal designer, Gavin Verhey, spotlights Venat, Heart of Hydaelyn, from the Final Fantasy crossover set, as an underrated Commander deserving more play. Venat offers powerful synergy with legendary spells, drawing a card with each play. This mono-white Commander is surprisingly affordable and ripe for consistent, legendary-focused deck builds.
Magic: The Gathering announces new mono-color Commander precons for the Foundations set, debuting in October 2026 at $29.99 each, offering an accessible entry point for newcomers. A bundle of all five decks is available for $149.95. These decks promise strong tribal synergies, making them ideal for teaching new players or casual play.
Magic: The Gathering's Reality Fracture set promises to shake up the game with its "What If?" take on beloved characters and multiverse twists. Slated for October 2026, various products are available for preorder, including Play Boosters, a unique four-color Commander precon, and more. From alternative art treatments to a plethora of legendary cards, here's where and how to dive into Reality Fracture.
Discover the Goblin Storm precon deck, launching May 18 for $149.99, offering a 100-card mono-red Goblin experience with new artwork, foils, and an estimated $350 in value. Perfect for fans seeking a powerful, visually stunning deck.
