Nothing is safe.

Not your cards, not your mom, not even your face. For that matter, neither are the set lists for every unreleased set through 2018, including…

For the last few years, every single front page article on GoodGamery has revolved around Magic: The Gathering™ in some way. We’ve touched upon some serious Magic stuff over the years. We’ve done real card previews, in-depth strategy guides, indulged ourselves in Magic poetry and artwork. Now, when you’re reading this, the Magic: The Gathering™ (MTG) content streak has come to an end. In fact, below this paragraph, the article you are now reading will not be related to MTG at all. Ready? Come follow us into the exciting realm of Equestria™, and another trading card game published under the Hasbro™ brand.

In a gaming industry first, Magic: the Gathering will have a line of “phantom” booster packs which do not add cards to their owner’s collection.

Here at Wizards of the Coast, our work – like the work of Sir Isaac Newton before us – is all about experimentation. Whenever we introduce an exciting new idea, we are testing the waters to see what works and what doesn’t, and what we can rehash further down the line.

Are you determined to buy the next Magic: the Gathering collectable deck, but don’t yet know what it is? Have you been to the wizards.com website looking for the latest Magic products, only to turn away lost and bewildered?

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Dominion: Cornucopia is the latest food-themed expansion for Donald X. Vaccarino’s award-winning card game, Dominion. It consists of 13 new kingdom cards and 5 unique Prize cards, which you can win in the food-themed tournaments.

As Commander Week wraps up on Daily MTG, we’d like to reveal our biggest suprise yet – a new variant to the Commander format! Elder Dragon Highlander Extreme (EDHX) is super exciting, and you will be able to get products for it starting in August of 2011.

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Tha Gatherin, the debut by Patrick “Tha Innuhvaduh” Chapin and Bill “Spruke” Boulden, is a rap album about Magic: the Gathering that magnificently delivers on all the promises it makes by containing both rap and lyrics pertaining to Magic: the Gathering. The album boldly moves past typical hip hop cliches such as internal rhyme schemes and basslines and onto completely uncharted territory.

On this day, January 4, 2011, “Block Rogue” has been released for iPhone and iPad. The Good Gamery community has been eagerly following this project ever since its humble beginnings as a Silverlight prototype. Take a look, and tell your friends!

In the tradition of Duel Decks, From the Vaults, and the Premium Deck Series, we have found yet another way to extract a few dollars from the collecting and casual crowd with our new deck series: Colour Philosophies!