Magic: The Gathering fans got to take a peek at the Final Fantasy crossover earlier this year at MagicCon 2024. There's much more coming down the pipe this year, but the Final Fantasy cards are ...

When I was a kid, Pokémon cards were all the rage. We’d spend our lunchtimes playing and trading cards. Times were good. And then one day it all changed.

Today during PAX East, Magic: The Gathering players got another look at some of the Final Fantasy cards that’ll be released next month with those cards showcased in the images below.

The popular fantasy card game Magic: The Gathering has a new card related to prime numbers. Now fans are trying to use it to tackle one of the biggest problems in mathematics ...

Magic the Gathering: Spiderman – Sept. 26, 2025 "Marvel's Spider-Man slings cards from across the Spider-Verse into your favorite decks," the website said.

The above table shows how the Emeralde Private Metal Credit Card provides 72 reward points for every Rs. 200 spent on hotel bookings through the iShop portal. It translates into 36 reward points ...

This Marvel-licious Secret Lair drop is now on sale at the Magic: The Gathering Secret Lair shop. All Secret Lair drops are $39.99 in non-foil and $49.99 in foil with a limited print run.

That means the FF8 Zell Dincht card comes into play in MTG Final Fantasy as a minimum of 3/3 creature. It could be much higher, depending on your mana ramp, and how late in the game he shows up.

Yesterday, the latest Magic: The Gathering Secret Lair set was announced, and it looks like the card game is headed for a pineapple under the sea. As revealed by Collider, Secret Lair and Magic ...

These new SpongeBob cards are just reskinned pre-existing Magic cards and can be used in standard play. The cards are being sold for $29.99 for regular versions and $39.99 for foil editions.

Magic the Gathering: Final Fantasy – June 13, 2025 "Cast powerful spells, call upon classic summons, and even visit your favorite locations on the back of a chocobo," the website said.

If you're serious about keeping your Magic: The Gathering collection safe and organized, this faux leather deck case is a winner. It's roomy enough to hold over 1,150 cards with eight dividers to ...