Fallout Collector Booster Boxes are climbing to historic levels, reaching nearly $2,000 USD. Why do people want this product so badly, and why has the price climbed so high so quickly?
Read moreIn case you missed it, WotC announced they’ll be implementing a few noteworthy changes starting with Reality Fracture Prerelease.
Read moreIt seems like prepared spells will be changing in Reality Fracture. Now creatures at lower rarities will all have one of only five prepared spells instead of all having unique ones. Is this a change for the better or for the worse?
Read moreA new line of Reality Fracture deckboxes were recently posted online, and they may have accidentally revealed the new color identity of a fan favorite planeswalker.
Read moreThere’s a new combo in town using an equipment from The Hobbit and a creature from Secrets of Strixhaven that lets you win as early as turn three! Do you think this deck has what it takes to be competetive in Standard?
Read moreRemember the elder dragons from Secrets of Strixhaven? Well, we just got some new info about their Reality Fracture variants: the elder sphinxes.
Read moreTwo weeks after release, Magic’s The Hobbit crossover is still doing most of the heavy lifting in the Magic card market.
Read moreAnother surprise set for 2026? We looked at the best cards in the Lair to try and answer the question: Is the Secret Lair x MSCHF Zeta Set worth the gamble?
Read moreReality Fracture will be here soon than you think, and we just got a whole boatload of teasers from Mark Rosewater. A new dual land cycle, potential planeswalker tokens, and so much more.
Read moreThe “Zeta Set” came completely out of nowhere, and seems to be some sort of collaboration between Secret Lair and the art brand MSCHF. Details are vague, but the spoilers are coming in.
Read moreDo you have the power? He-Man does, and now so can you with these new Masters of the Universe Secret Lair drops.
Read moreIt’s no secret that The Hobbit is a poorly designed Limited set. But it did a few things well, and there are some steps that could’ve turned it into a perfectly fine “fixed” version of itself.
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