MagicCon: Atlanta is right around the corner and to celebrate the upcoming Magic: The Gathering event Bioworld’s Heroes & Villains are road tripping from Dallas to Atlanta in a van that will be very hard to miss.

MagicCon is a huge event in the Magic: The Gathering community and players from around the country (and the world) will be travelling to Atlanta this month to watch or take part in the weekend’s activities.

To help celebrate the occasion, and to connect with fans who may not make it all the way to Atlanta, Bioworld’s Heroes & Villains is setting out on an ambitious Van Tour and meeting up with the Magic community along the way.

Before arriving at the convention, the brand-new Heroes & Villains van will hold a pop-up event in Ridgeland, MS with giveaways, Magic: The Gathering (MTG) play, photo ops and more. While on tour, live updates will be provided of their adventure and reveal upcoming exclusives that can be purchased at MagicCon: Atlanta.

The Heroes & Villains van departs from the Dallas headquarters Thursday, November 5 and will stop at DogMud Tavern in Ridgeland, MS for a special pop-up event on Friday, November 6 from 6pm–10pm CT. Fans of Magic: The Gathering can receive an exclusive free Magic: The Gathering branded tee while supplies last, play Magic: The Gathering, and get a photo op with the mythically rare custom designed van.

VICE had a chance to speak with Doug Johnson, Creative Director at Heroes & Villains and Bioworld, who explained the inspiration and motivation behind the Van Tour:

“The ConQuest Road Trip is our way of building camaraderie and connecting face-to-face with fans across the country. Along the way, we get to explore local game stores, meet fellow enthusiasts, and spend time with the communities that make this game so special. Within our apparel offering we focused on timeless content reimagined in new and unexpected ways. We aim to translate the creative language of the game into products that feel authentic to the community and give fans new ways to express their interests. This journey is about more than getting to the convention. It’s about the people, the places, and the shared passion that bring this community together. We’re excited to be part of it and can’t wait to see everyone at MagicCon Atlanta!”

Fans of Magic: The Gathering who manage to get one of the exclusive free Magic: The Gathering shirts will find some very cool designs inspired by the van itself, Shivan Dragon, Black Lotus, and Serra Avenger.

Magic fans who aren’t on the path of the van or heading to MagicCon this month can still keep an eye out for a new Magic: The Gathering drop on Heroes & Villains that will be revealed soon. Some products will be available online and others will remain exclusive to MagicCon including backpacks, tees, jackets, and some others.

Be sure to check back soon for lots more Magic: The Gathering news and updates and other gaming collaborations from Heroes & Villains and Bioworld.

Magic: The Gathering is available now at local game shops and digitally through Magic Arena.

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Star Trek fans have the chance to pick up some Khan-inspired limited-edition Magic: The Gathering cards thanks to the next big Secret Lair drop.

Every Card in the Secret Lair x Star Trek: KHAAAAAAAAN Drop

Magic: The Gathering is celebrating the upcoming launch of the Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek set with a jam-packed Secret Lair superdrop. The Set Phasers to Superdrop lineup includes at least five products, including one designed to appeal to fans of the iconinc KHAAAAAAAN moment.

The six-card collection is full of recreations of iconic moments from the film and features a handful of cards reimagined thematically. Wrath of the Skies pops up and is retitled to Best Served Cold and features flavor text from Khan.

Here’s a full list of what players can finds in the Secret Lair x Star Trek: KHAAAAAAAAN product:

• 1x Wrath of the Skies as “Best Served Cold”
• 1x Commandeer
• 1x Illusionist’s Gambit as “Reliant’s Betrayal”
• 1x Buried Alive
• 1x Genesis Wave
• 1x Fracture

Shoppers will be able to purchase the Non-foil edition for $29.99 or the Foil-edition for $39.99 when the product goes live on November 9, 2026.

Secret Lair drops tend to sell out very quickly, so Star Trek superfans who want to secure these cards will need to act quickly when the same goes live if they want to avoid the expensive second-hand market.

To prepare for the Secret Lair drop, players can follow these steps, so that they’re ready for the release when it arrives:

• Create a Wizards Account: For a faster checkout save your shipping and payment info at myaccounts.wizards.com/registration.
• Double-check your address: Make sure your shipping details are current so your order arrives at the right place.
• Enter the pre-queue: The pre-queue opens at 8 a.m. PT, 1 hour before the sale goes live at 9 a.m. PT. To enter the pre-queue, add any product to your cart and proceed to checkout.
• Queue placement: When the sale begins, customers already in the pre-queue are randomly assigned a spot in line. Anyone who proceeds to checkout after 9 a.m. PT enters the queue in the order they proceed to checkout.
• Please note: Adding products to your cart does not reserve them. Products are only secured once checkout is completed.

Be sure to check back soon for lots more Magic: The Gathering news and updates as the Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek release date approaches.

Magic: The Gathering is available now at local game shops and digitally through Magic Arena. The Set Phasers to Superdrop arrives on November 9, 2026.

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Dungeons and Dragons players can now pick up the latest D&D Beyond partnered content and access a cozy campaign setting with tons of new spells and other exciting mechanics to check out.

Dungeons and Dragons – Obojima: Tales From Yatamon Adds New Spells and Vehicle Rules

The latest addition to D&D Beyond offers players the chance to step into a Studio Ghibli-esque cozy campaign or adventure. Obojima: Tales From Yatamon allows players to build a character with a modern twist using all new player options, encounter fantastic and eclectic creatures, or use the new vehicle mechanics to explore Obojima’s largest city.

The content is available now on D&D Beyond for $29.99 and includes a ton of content for both players and Dungeon Masters. One of the most exciting additions on the player side is the ability to access 20 new spells that highlight the city’s special magics.

Additionally, the new content also includes 10 vehicles and brand new mechanics for using those modes of transportation to explore the setting.

“In Tales from Yatamon, we detail a variety of First Age vehicles, handmade contraptions and popular mounts within the city. This includes well-known rides, such as the Courrier Brigade’s Flying Lantern, and Captain Clintock’s Swordfish submersible, the Pointue.”

All vehicles in the book work alongside the rules presented within the 2024 Player’s Handbook.

The new Vehicle Expert feat allows players to drive vehicles like K-trucks and Vespas throughout the city and into adventure.

Players interested in the full book can find all of the following features:

• 3 subclasses built from the unique cultures of the city.
• 20 new spells that highlight the city’s special magics.
• 20 city based creatures and disposition system.
• 10 magic items one might only find in the First Age city and 6 Feats
• 10 Vehicles and Brand New Mechanics
• 20+ detailed locations to explore.

Be sure to check back soon for lots more Dungeons and Dragons news and updates.

Dungeons and Dragons is available now at local game shops and digitally through D&D Beyond, Roll20, and similar online services. The Obojima: Tales From Yatamon supplement is available now on D&D Beyond.

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Magic: The Gathering and Star Trek fans have a ton of unique, limited-edition cards to collect when the upcoming set arrives, including multiple Secret Lair releases.

Every Card in Secret Lair x Star Trek: Beam Me Up

To celebrate the kickoff of the Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek collaboration, Wizards of the Coast is releasing the massive Set Phasers to Superdrop arrives on November 9, 2026. This Secret Lair drop includes at least five products, including the Beam Me Up collection.

The Secret Lair x Star Trek: Beam Me Up product reversible cards that are all thematically related to the iconic transporter technology from the science fiction franchise. Each card has is features reversible art, even through they are not traditional transform double-faced cards.

Here is the full list of what shoppers will find in the product if they manage to get their hands on one:

• 1x Eerie Interlude as “Beam Us Up” (Reversible)
• 1x Momentary Blink (Reversible)
• 1x Essence Flux as “Materialize” (Reversible)
• 1x Conjurer’s Closet as “The Transporter” (Reversible)

Shoppers will be able to purchase the Non-foil version at launch for $29.99 or the Foil version for $39.99.

As always, consumers should keep in mind that Magic: The Gathering Secret Lair products are limited-edition and tend to sell out very quickly. In order to avoid price gouging on the secondhand market, interested Star Trek fans should attend to secure a pre-order right when sales go live.

Here’s a quick checklist to make sure you’re set before the sale begins on November 9:

• Create a Wizards Account: For a faster checkout save your shipping and payment info at myaccounts.wizards.com/registration.
• Double-check your address: Make sure your shipping details are current so your order arrives at the right place.
• Enter the pre-queue: The pre-queue opens at 8 a.m. PT, 1 hour before the sale goes live at 9 a.m. PT. To enter the pre-queue, add any product to your cart and proceed to checkout.
• Queue placement: When the sale begins, customers already in the pre-queue are randomly assigned a spot in line. Anyone who proceeds to checkout after 9 a.m. PT enters the queue in the order they proceed to checkout.
• Please note: Adding products to your cart does not reserve them. Products are only secured once checkout is completed.

Be sure to check back soon for lots more Magic: The Gathering news and updates as the Star Trek set’s release date approaches.

Magic: The Gathering is available now at local game shops and digitally through Magic Arena. The Set Phasers to Superdrop arrives on November 9, 2026.

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Magic: The Gathering players can now check out every card in the upcoming Star Trek Klingon Fury Commander deck before it officially arrives.

Every Card in the Klingon Fury Commander Deck

Commander fans have four powerful decks to check out when the upcoming Star Trek-themed Magic: The Gathering set arrives. Fans of aggressive strategies and the Mardu color combination may want to take an extra close look at the Klingon Fury option.

The Red-White-Black Klingon Fury preconstructed deck features a powerful lineup of aggro cards to allow players to build up a powerful army in the 100-card multiplayer format.

“Revenge is a dish best served cold, but this deck is full of plenty of spicy surprises! Wield your aggression alongside Worf, Defiant Commander to trigger the battlefront ability word, ensuring you keep the cards flowing and your opponents’ life totals low. Kor, Cause of Vengeance offers an alternative approach, allowing you to sacrifice creatures to empower your onslaught of Klingons and Warriors.”

Here is the full list of every card included in the Klingon Fury product:

Creature

• 1 Worf, Defiant Commander
• 1 Kor, Cause of Vengeance
• 1 Ambassador K’Ehleyr
• 1 Imperial Hullbreachers
• 1 Indelicate Healer
• 1 Korok, Liberated Rage
• 1 Martok, Hero of the Empire
• 1 Blood-Sport Champion
• 1 Kurn, Son of Mogh
• 1 Voq, Torchbearer
• 1 Ferocious Colonist
• 1 Gagh Slinger
• 1 Galvanizing Tenor
• 1 Gnarling Targ
• 1 Grilka, Widowed Warrior
• 1 Kang, Suspicious Captain
• 1 Koloth, Tribble Hunter
• 1 Qo’noS Quartermaster
• 1 Alexander, Ship’s Fool
• 1 Chancellor Gorkon
• 1 Curzon Dax, Bound by Blood
• 1 Combat Celebrant
• 1 Professional Face-Breaker
• 1 Cha’DIch Investigator

Enchantment

• 1 Glory to the Empire!
• 1 Rite of Ascension
• 1 Sins of the Father
• 1 Concerted Effort
• 1 Duelist’s Heritage
• 1 Shared Animosity
• 1 Warleader’s Call

Artifact

• 1 The Beacon of Kahless
• 1 I.K.S. Negh’Var, Imperial Flagship
• 1 K’t’inga-Class Battle Cruiser
• 1 K’Vort-Class Raider
• 1 The Sword of Kahless
• 1 Sword of Light and Shadow
• 1 Arcane Signet
• 1 Herald’s Horn
• 1 Lightning Greaves
• 1 Mind Stone
• 1 Sol Ring
• 1 Talisman of Conviction
• 1 Talisman of Hierarchy
• 1 Talisman of Indulgence

Instant

• 1 Merciful Mandate
• 1 Right of Vengeance
• 1 Path to Exile
• 1 Return to Dust
• 1 Valorous Stance
• 1 Terminate

Sorcery

• 1 The Promise of Kahless
• 1 Own the Day
• 1 Vanquish the Horde
• 1 Painful Truths
• 1 Disrupt Decorum
• 1 World at War
• 1 Pest Control
• 1 Ruinous Ultimatum
• 1 Vindicate
• 1 Night’s Whisper
• 1 Rite of Oblivion

Land

• 1 Battlefield Forge
• 1 Canyon Slough
• 1 Clifftop Retreat
• 1 Dragonskull Summit
• 1 Eclipsed Steppe
• 1 Exotic Orchard
• 1 Foreboding Ruins
• 1 Furycalm Snarl
• 1 Glittering Massif
• 1 Isolated Chapel
• 1 Radiant Summit
• 1 Shineshadow Snarl
• 1 Smoldering Marsh
• 1 Temple of Malice
• 1 Umbral Expanse
• 1 Vault of Champions
• 1 Command Tower
• 1 Evolving Wilds
• 1 Nomad Outpost
• 1 Path of Ancestry
• 1 Rogue’s Passage
• 1 Shattered Landscape
• 1 Terramorphic Expanse
• 5 Mountain
• 5 Plains
• 5 Swamp

That should be just about everything players need to know about the upcoming Klingon Fury deck. Shoppers who aren’t interested in the aggro strategy may want to check out one of the other three Star Trek Commander decks instead.

Be sure to check back soon for lots more Magic: The Gathering news and updates as the Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek release date approaches.

Magic: The Gathering is available now at local game shops and digitally through Magic Arena. The Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek products are scheduled to launch on November 13, 2026.

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Star Trek fans have a ton of very cool new products to collect thanks to the upcoming Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek set, including some rare Secret Lair Lower Decks cards.

Secret Lair x Star Trek: Lower Decks Cards, Price, and Details

Magic: The Gathering is preparing to celebrate the launch of the upcoming Star Trek-themed set with a special Set Phasers to Superdrop arrives on November 9, 2026.

The upcoming Superdrop includes at least five products that have been revealed so far. Included in that lineup is a special package of five powerful cards featuring Lower Decks-inspired artwork.

Here is a closer look at the full list of cards in the package:

• 1x Inti, Seneschal of the Sun as “Mariner, Breaching Protocol”
• 1x Kambal, Profiteering Mayor as “Boimler, Citing Protocol”
• 1x Silas Renn, Seeker Adept as “Rutherford, Rebuilding the Past”
• 1x Thrasios, Triton Hero as “Tendi, Exploring the Future”
• 1x Weatherlight as “S.S. Cerritos, California-Class”

Shoppers will be able to pick up the Lower Decks product for $29.99 (non-foil) or get the foil version for $39.99.

As always, shoppers should keep in mind that Secret Lair drops tend to sell out very quickly. Star Trek Lower Decks fans who want to pick up these cards should do their best to secure an order through Secret Lair as soon as they go on sale to avoid secondary market prices.

If you plan to try and secure an order, it would be wise to follow these steps ahead of time:

• Create a Wizards Account: For a faster checkout save your shipping and payment info at myaccounts.wizards.com/registration.
• Double-check your address: Make sure your shipping details are current so your order arrives at the right place.
• Enter the pre-queue: The pre-queue opens at 8 a.m. PT, 1 hour before the sale goes live at 9 a.m. PT. To enter the pre-queue, add any product to your cart and proceed to checkout.
• Queue placement: When the sale begins, customers already in the pre-queue are randomly assigned a spot in line. Anyone who proceeds to checkout after 9 a.m. PT enters the queue in the order they proceed to checkout.
• Please note: Adding products to your cart does not reserve them. Products are only secured once checkout is completed.

Be sure to check back soon for lots more Magic: The Gathering news and updates as the release of the Star Trek set approaches.

Magic: The Gathering is available now at local game shops and digitally through D&D Beyond, Roll20, and similar online services. The Set Phasers to Superdrop arrives on November 9, 2026.

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The Dungeons and Dragons: World of Warcraft gameplay expansion maps every WoW class and specialization to the tabletop game, but there are two D&D classes that are not used at all.

Which D&D Classes Aren’t Used in the World of Warcraft Gameplay Expansion?

The upcoming Dungeons and Dragons: World of Warcraft gameplay expansion takes on the massive feat of mapping every single WoW class and specialization to a D&D class with either an existing, new, or updates subclass. This gives players the chance to recreate any WoW character at the tabletop.

That said, there are two Dungeons and Dragons classes that weren’t used at all in the mapping process. Dungeons and Dragons Bards and Artificers are not used to recreate any of the WoW classes and specializations.

Although those two classes aren’t used for any of the official D&D classes, players who really want to play a Bard or an Artificer in their upcoming Azeroth-inspired adventures should talk to their DM about their options.

Bards aren’t a playable class in World of Warcraft, but it certainly seems possible that they could still fit into some Azeroth adventures if the DM allows it. Similarly, there are no classes that match at Artificer, but some of the more inventive Goblins and Gnomes could definitely lean into Artificer tropes and seem right at home in Azeroth.

If Wizards of the Coast ever decides to return to Azeroth in a future Universes Beyond expansion, it would be very interesting to see if either of those classes make an appearance or if they stay on the sideline.

Be sure to check back soon for lots more Dungeons and Dragons news and updates as the World of Warcraft gameplay expansion release date approaches.

Dungeons and Dragons is available now at local game shops and digitally through D&D Beyond, Roll20, and other similar services. The Dungeons and Dragons: World of Warcraft gameplay expansion releases on November 17, 2026.

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Magic: The Gathering Commander fans can now check out the full decklist for another upcoming preconstructed deck full of exciting new and returning cards.

Every Card in the Magic: The Gathering Landing Party Commander Deck

Commander fans have four exciting new preconstructed decks to hunt down when the upcoming Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek products release. With decks themed around the Federation, Borg, and Klingons; there’s a bit of something for everyone.

The Landing Party precon is a Green-White-Blue deck that includes either Commander Spock or Captain Kirk, Boldly Going as the two possible commanders.

“Captain, our sensors have detected a strange new world on that planet’s surface! Send down Commander Spock, who lets you draw cards and cast spells for free based on the number of differently named lands you control. If you prefer to soar through the skies, make Captain Kirk, Boldly Going your commander and ensure the Starship Enterprise is always ready to launch into action.”

Here is the full breakdown of every card in the Landing Party decklist:

Creature

• 1 Commander Spock
• 1 Captain Kirk, Boldly Going
• 1 M’Ress, Crew Coordinator
• 1 Tribble Cluster
• 1 Colossal Clone Master
• 1 Fleet Captain Christopher Pike
• 1 Giant Space Amoeba
• 1 Lieutenant Nyota Uhura
• 1 Sam Kirk, Xenoanthropologist
• 1 Amanda Grayson, Logic’s Link
• 1 Christine Chapel, Combat Medic
• 1 Janice Rand, Essential Aide
• 1 Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu
• 1 Chief Kyle, Transporter Tech
• 1 Chief Montgomery Scott
• 1 Lt. Arex, Ever-Adapting
• 1 McCoy, Not a Bricklayer
• 1 Pavel Chekov, First Posting
• 1 T’Pring, Never Parted
• 1 The Guardian of Forever
• 1 Planet Killer
• 1 Sun Titan
• 1 Ancient Greenwarden
• 1 Augur of Autumn
• 1 Lotus Cobra
• 1 Scute Swarm
• 1 Tireless Tracker
• 1 Cold-Blooded Crew
• 1 Syndicate Liquidators
• 1 Satyr Wayfinder

Enchantment

• 1 Balance of Terror
• 1 Exploration
• 1 Guardian Project

Artifact

• 1 Shuttlecraft Galileo
• 1 Command Chair
• 1 Jefferies Tube
• 1 S.S. Botany Bay
• 1 Starfleet Communicator
• 1 Starship Enterprise
• 1 U.S.S. Defiant, Mirror Migrant
• 1 U.S.S. Farragut, Bold Explorer
• 1 Arcane Signet
• 1 Sol Ring

Instant

• 1 Merciful Mandate
• 1 Temporal Tribulation
• 1 Heroic Intervention
• 1 Path to Exile
• 1 Brainstorm
• 1 Reality Shift
• 1 Beast Within
• 1 Growth Spiral

Sorcery

• 1 Austere Command
• 1 Wrath of God
• 1 Echo of Eons
• 1 Ponder
• 1 Cultivate
• 1 Farseek
• 1 Harmonize
• 1 Nature’s Lore
• 1 Rampant Growth

Land

• 1 Shore Leave Planet
• 1 Canopy Vista
• 1 Exotic Orchard
• 1 Fabled Passage
• 1 Fortified Village
• 1 Glacial Fortress
• 1 Hinterland Harbor
• 1 Irrigated Farmland
• 1 Mosswort Bridge
• 1 Mutavault
• 1 Port Town
• 1 Prairie Stream
• 1 Rain-Slicked Copse
• 1 Scattered Groves
• 1 Sea of Clouds
• 1 Sodden Verdure
• 1 Sunpetal Grove
• 1 Temple of Enlightenment
• 1 Temple of Mystery
• 1 Temple of Plenty
• 1 Vineglimmer Snarl
• 1 Earth, Sector 001
• 1 Risa
• 1 Vulcan
• 1 Command Tower
• 1 Evolving Wilds
• 1 Path of Ancestry
• 1 Reliquary Tower
• 1 Seaside Citadel
• 1 Temple of the False God
• 1 Terramorphic Expanse
• 1 Tranquil Landscape
• 4 Forest
• 2 Plains
• 2 Island

If that deck doesn’t sound like a good time, players can also check out the Federation Fleet, We Are the Borg, and Klingon Fury options.

Be sure to check back soon for lots more Magic: The Gathering news and updates as the release of Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek approaches.

Magic: The Gathering is available now at local game shops and digitally through Magic Arena. The Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek Commander decks will be available on November 13, 2026.

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