The Gathering Final Fantasy card shows the set understands its source material by recreating a famous FF6 moment.

Many Final Fantasy characters deserve a chance to appear in the Magic: The Gathering crossover, but some are more worthy than ...

Magic: The Gathering's latest Final Fantasy preview showed off a new character. While the card looks fun, it has caused some ...

The Gathering x Final Fantasy card Zell Dincht has a type of mana acceleration we've never seen in Red before.

Two years ago, Wizards of the Coast and Square Enix announced a collaboration that would bring the worlds and characters of Final Fantasy to Magic: The Gathering, the tabletop card game juggernaut.

Final Fantasy UB set introduces Jumbo Cactuar with +9,999 power - breaking MTG's power limit. Jumbo Cactuar combos can one-shot players across different formats; a potential game-changer.

While you've been able to place your MTG Final Fantasy pre-orders since February, the set isn't due to release until June 13, 2025. That said, you'll be able to experience the set in advance of ...

MTG Final Fantasy is the only confirmed Universes Beyond collaboration featuring a Square Enix property… for now, at least. However, it seems as though the famed game studio won’t be leaving ...

The MTG Final Fantasy set is still quite a ways off, but we recently received word of a new Commander coming to the set. Each Commander deck has a primary commander and an alternate Commander to ...

And for more info about the crossover, check out our Magic: The Gathering Final Fantasy Commander Deck reveal feature. The Starter Kit contains 2 ready-to-play 60-card decks, 2 deck boxes to store ...

Hasbro's Wizards of the Coast division is launching "Magic: The Gathering" cards based on the "Final Fantasy" video games later this year. "Magic" accounted for about $1 billion in 2024 revenue, ...

Credit: Wizards of the Coast / Square Enix MTG Final Fantasy is the only confirmed Universes Beyond collaboration featuring a Square Enix property… for now, at least. However, it seems as though ...