Lowry takes a break from Magic (who can keep up?) to check out Riftbound, the new TCG from League of Legends creator Riot.
If you spend years championing a niche format, shouldn’t it feel good when it’s recognized? Cal reflects on DanDan’s rise.
Ryan explores the grassroots campaign to add flavor text to digital-only cards.
When you’re feeling absent, where do you turn? For Rob, he uses his Ravnica Cube to find his bearing in and out of the game.
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Cal examines the factors which point to why the Spider-Man set has swung out of our collective focus.
Donny takes us on an a trip through captivating art made for digital-only cards.
Lowry is back and ready for Spider-Man. Check out which three Legends he’s looking at for their Commander decks!
Ryan analyzes the way aspect ratios support the visual language of Magic cards, and how Universes Beyond can be at odds with this.
Rich takes a break from not caring about Spider-Man to care deeply about the new Dungeons and Dragons starter set: Heroes of the Borderlands
Rob examines some words which don’t blend seamlessly into the landscape of language in Magic.
Professor Torbeck returns to Hipsters to plan a new curriculum on Religion and Ethics around the Edge of Eternities setting.
