Wizards of the Coast unveils its eagerly anticipated crossover between Magic: The Gathering and Final Fantasy. Here’s how this fan-favorite partnership came together.

Final Fantasy is one of the crossover sets of Magic: The Gathering's Universes Beyond. The set features cards from all mainline Final Fantasy games released (those being 1 through 16). With how ...

Naturally, a Resident Evil/Magic crossover would be heavy on zombies, with the larger B.O.W.’s being larger creatures, leading up to the Tyrants as the boss monsters.

WotC’s official MSRP for a normal Standard-legal booster is $5.49, with a full 100-card Commander deck costing $44.99. For Final Fantasy, this jumps up to $6.99 and $69.99, respectively.

The Final Fantasy set will attract even more people who are fans of the games but never tried Magic, so if you go to a pre-release, odds are you’ll find a lot of people in a similar boat as you.

According to Holt, the team wanted to include Eiko, the summoner from Final Fantasy 9. They weren’t able to squeeze her in, but she is on the list if another crossover set happens further down ...

Much of Final Fantasy XIV takes place on the primary of those reflective shards, the Source, while some of its expansions have seen players travel to the worlds of other shards, like Shadowbringers.

Hasbro's recent Magic the Gathering Final Fantasy crossover card set made $200m sales in one day. This comes courtesy of Hasbro CEO Christian Cocks, who yesterday revealed the figure during a ...

Magic: The Gathering ’s Beyond Universes crossover with Final Fantasy offers a beautiful trip down memory lane with some really cool Commander cards and deck synergies to boot. It has also made ...