The smaller table fits inside the larger one, so when they're not being used you can gain some extra space. Promising reviews: "I’m obsessed with these tables! The tall one comes high enough to ...

To recap: Trump is lobbing tariffs like Molotov cocktails. China is pulling its money and sharpening its pencils for ...

Ice Cube has reached a deal to write and star in a new “Friday” movie for Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema. The new feature, which is titled “Last Friday,” will mark the fourth entry in ...

Magic: The Gathering‘s collaboration with Marvel has been the subject of much excitement. Most recently, we got a look at the Spider-Man Magic cards that any fan of either franchise will need in ...

The new Secret Lair x Spongebob Squarepants cards will arrive in three different sets, each with a different theme. The first will be a Legends of Bikini Bottom set, designed to highlight the ...

To make each clan feel distinct, Wizards has designed exclusive mechanics that won’t appear outside their three-color identities. Jeskai’s Flurry rewards playing a second spell in a turn, no ...

A storm is brewing with MTG Tarkir: Dragonstorm. The next Magic: The Gathering set is on the way and it’s great news for long-time players, as it’s the first set centred around the plane of ...

That’s when Magic’s head designer and creative figurehead, Mark Rosewater, spoke up: “Magic is going someplace we have never gone to before… to space!” And the crowd went wild.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Sometimes, an announcement one might expect to be an April Fool's Day joke turns out to be the real deal. Case in point: One week after releasing ...

There are four other Standard-legal sets coming out in 2025, but Magic: The Gathering kicked the year off on a high note thanks to Innistrad Remastered in January and Aetherdrift one month ago.

While Magic: The Gathering’s big crossovers with things like Final Fantasy and Spider-Man might be stealing the spotlight lately, the next set in the line-up is already storming toward us.

The Magic improved to 17-3 when allowing fewer than 100 points, 35-16 when scoring 100-plus points and 18-4 when making at least 36% of their 3-point attempts Thursday night against the Wizards.