We are still three months away from Avatar: The Last Airbender’s release (not to mention a whole other Universes Beyond set: Spider-Man!), but some of Avatar’s most popular commanders are already bending the Magic card market.
Read moreA very old, fringe-playable red enchantment is going fast and furious this week, and has more than quadrupled in price since the start of the month
Read moreIn the most recent weekly announcements, WotC rebalanced a number of problematic combo cards, including Sorin, Imperious Bloodlord.
Read moreFor TLA Prerelease, you’ll receive five play boosters and a seeded booster themed around a specific character and color.
Read moreSomeone is taking advantage of turbulent waters to artificially inflate prices.
Read moreFestival in a Box: Atlanta 2025 had a myriad of technical issues which resulted in many players failing to purchase a box.
Read moreArena Anthology 1 is full of mana rocks. Anthology 2 is a bit more explosive.
Read moreIn response to a question on his tumblr blog, Magic’s head designer Mark Rosewater acknowledged that “numerous players” have told him that they’re overwhelmed with the current “product overload” Magic faces...
Read moreWizards of the Coast has chosen not to print Commander precons for Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Read moreThese uncommons are so sought after that they rival most rares in price.
Read morePower Creep has done a lot more than “creep” forward in recent years and that means we get multiple new infinite combos every set release, and EOE is no exception.
Read moreLast Airbender collector booster displays opened for presale two days ago and are already trading at the $1,000 mark.
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