Magic and Final Fantasy Officially Merge in Trading Card Set

Saturday, May 10, 2025, 2:20 pm

Wizards of the Coast is set to thrill fans with its groundbreaking collaboration between Magic: The Gathering and Final Fantasy. The highly anticipated crossover set brings together iconic elements of both universes, boasting innovative card designs and unique game mechanics. Insiders note that the design team is as enthusiastic as the fan base for this imaginative blend of fantasy worlds.

gizmodo.com / Magic: The Gathering‘s Final Fantasy Set Looks Like a Match Made in Seventh Heaven

io9 recently got a look at what to expect from Wizards of the Coast's biggest crossover yet—and found plenty to appeal to fans of Magic and Final Fantasy alike.

gamespot.com / Magic: The Gathering – Final Fantasy Is As Exciting For The Design Team As It Is For The Players

To say that the team behind Magic: The Gathering's upcoming Final Fantasy collaboration set is excited to launch would be an understatement."As we drove up to the convention center, there's this giant hotel-sized screen that says 'Magic: The Gathering – Final Fantasy on it," principal designer and…

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