Donny has an exclusive interview with Carl Critchlow to unveil his latest work for The Hobbit’s Witch-king, Bringer of Ruin

Cal looks at the journey we’ve taken through the Omenpaths. Has it been worthwhile, or are we feeling the Magic equivalent of jet lag?

Ryan reflects on creature types which have captured the imagination but not the slots in a Magic set.

Rob examines how we classify and sort information about ourselves and others, with one modern analog: bumper stickers.

Can a failed product be just what we need for Magic’s story right now? Kristen drops by with some thoughts on how it might work.

Travis takes us on a sprawling photo essay about travel, cube draft, and what binds eight people together.

Ryan examines years of quotations landing on Magic card flavor texts. The data, mechanics, and feeling of the words in italics.

Rob looks back on the past year of Magic design, from sets to Secret Lairs. The question is: what has stood above the rest?

Ravenloft enters the 5.5 era as The Horrors Within comes to early access today on D&D Beyond and introduces Cthulhu alongside the Dark Lords.

Donny visits the world of his child’s bedtime book, wondering how the art of Magic: The Gathering might tell that story.

Cal meditates on the act of downsizing in collecting. When we’ve found what we’ve been chasing, does the excitement remain?