Making a Magic: The Gathering card is a long process. To go from an idea to an actual piece of paper in a player’s hand takes years, with each one being discussed, tweaked, tested, proofread, ...

Wizards of the Coast's Head Designer for their acclaimed trading card game, Magic: The Gathering, has made a statement regarding the complexity of their newest set, Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths. Mark ...

It’s a big day for the world’s first trading card game, “Magic: the Gathering.” “This is my 28th year making magic, so it’s nice to get some recognition from the larger game design community,” said ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Mark Rosewater, head designer for Magic: The Gathering at Wizards of ...

Magic: The Gathering's head designer and art director talk with CNET about the gold standard of card games, breaking their own rules and fans who act like Star Trek villains. Luke Lancaster is an ...

Earlier this February, a Magic: The Gathering player on Tumblr asked the collectible card game’s head designer, Mark Rosewater… well, it’s more of a comment than a question: “I want to speak out ...

On the edge of the known multiverse sits a solar system made up of five planets, each completely covered in a single, distinct terrain. Like Star Wars with its desert and ocean planets (Tatooine and ...

Magic: The Gathering’s Universes Beyond sets are always chock full of legendary creatures that are legal to use as Commanders. While the standouts typically emerge shortly after a set’s release, the ...

"If you ask a Magic designer to make Magic cards in their free time, they'll make something really weird." - Gavin Verhey “When you make a Magic card that is intended to go into a booster pack that ...

Art of card "Gandalf, Friend of the Shire," by Dmitry Burmak, from the newly-released "Tales of Middle-earth" set. (Courtesy of Wizards of the Coast) It’s a big day for the world’s first trading card ...