The genre shift required new mechanics and factions, but has allowed the game to bring back some old enemies too. Vehicles, ...

W izards of the Coast has announced a major change to one of Magic: The Gathering’s most iconic planes of the last decade. In a statement published Tuesday, the company said that the plane ...

Why Magic: The Gathering’s writers changed the name of a fan-favorite plane. Wizards of the Coast renamed Kaladesh as Avishkar, preparing for the upcoming Aetherdrift line ...

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The Magic the Gathering website said that "Aetherdrift" will take place on the plane of Avishkar, formerly known as Kaladesh, and will center around a multiplanar race to the finish-line.

Created in 1993, Magic: The Gathering is recognized as the world’s first trading card game, having connected with more than 50 million fans of all ages worldwide. In the game, players take on ...

Magic: the Gathering's first set of the year has finally released. "Innistrad Remastered" came out on Jan. 24, 2025, which means that Magic fans everywhere can flock to their local game store (or ...

“Magic: The Gathering,” the trading card game played in basements around the globe since 1993, is set for major film and TV adaptations from Legendary Entertainment and Hasbro Entertainment.

‘Magic: The Gathering’ Film, TV Universe in the Works from Hasbro, Legendary. The goal is to kick things off with a movie before expanding to TV, ala Legendary's 'Dune' franchise.

Vehicle cards first came to be in Magic: The Gathering’s Kaladesh set in 2016. It is a deciduous keyword, meaning while it won’t appear in every set, if a set calls for them they can be included.

Magic: The Gathering is introducing battles, the first new card type in 15 years. March of the Machine is about to redefine the 30-year-old game — here’s how.

Villains that stretch back to Magic: The Gathering's earliest years battle its sprawling multiverse in 'March of the Machine.' NPR reviews the new set ahead of its prerelease.