Cards like World Map, Random Encounter, and Battle Menu feel classic and invoke the iconic mainstay mechanics of NES- and SNES-era RPGs
Grab some shades, the future is shining!
Following what feels like the shortest turnaround time between two major Magic releases ever, its time to review the expansion with the longest name in Magic history
Last updated on June 13, 2025 Cecil, Dark Knight | Illustration by Josu Hernaiz Final Fantasy is one of the juiciest Magic sets in some time, and it has a host of powerful cards, from the reprints to the new ones, in all colors
In no particular order, here are 15 cards from Core 2020 I think are going to be great in 75% decks
Scalding Viper Wilds of Eldraine s Scalding Viper combines a few weaker effects into a more efficient package: You can bounce something and later get the creature, so it goes well in an adventure-matters deck