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Scopely adds new Monopoly GO free dice links daily, granting you up to 50 or more dice rolls. We verify all links to ensure they’re safe to use, so don’t miss out on these free-to-play rewards.

Gaining dice rolls is the best way to maximize your rewards as a free-to-play player. You don’t have to roll daily, but logging in is essential. I once earned hundreds of dice over a month by claiming free dice links. Here’s every free dice link for Jan. 5, how to get more free dice, and tips to help you earn additional free dice rolls in Monopoly GO.

Digital card games continue to thrive and evolve while the classics still scratch your card-casting itch. This genre of games doesn’t rank at the top of Twitch’s most-watched list, but that doesn’t stop players from enjoying a wide variety of playable options.

The best digital card games are free-to-play, although some have friendlier monetization systems than others when it comes to expanding your collection. But it is the experience of playing those cards that matter for card game fans. From cracking open packs to directly purchasing the cards you want in your meta deck, here are the best digital card games players should check out.

Wizards of the Coast will add 350 Magic: The Gathering cards to the Standard format with its Foundations set, changing the format forever. Here are the best spoilers that dropped at MagicCon Vegas to kick off the set’s preview season.

The Foundations set in MTG is an unprecedented design choice by WotC that will forever change the Standard format and Magic as we know it. Created as an entry point for new players, cards within the set are slated to remain Standard-legal through at least 2029. Around half of the cards in Foundations are new, while the other half are staple MTG reprints. Included in the reprints are staple Planeswalkers. The Foundations set will also feature a Limited format, along with chase cards through a variety of treatments. At the time of writing, WotC does not have plans to create a second Foundations set.

Planeswalkers within Magic: The Gathering took a huge hit during the Phyrexian Multiverse war, with many losing their Spark. Wizards of the Coast is bringing the beloved characters back to the Standard format through the Foundations set. Here are the Planeswalkers we know about so far.

There was a time when Planeswalkers were highly sought after and Superfriends decks were a staple within the Standard format. Planeswalker popularity hit an all-time high through War of the Spark (WAR), with many in the MTG community complaining that WotC designed too many. But as the dust settled and the Phyrexian war removed the Sparks from many beloved Planeswalkers, a shift in Planeswalker priority began to return.

Wizards of the Coast dropped major changes to the Magic: The Gathering Standard format and more during MagicCon Vegas, calling it the Foundations era. Here’s what you need to know. 

The launch of Foundations, with Prerelase events beginning on Nov. 8, will usher in a new era for the game. WotC is bringing back MSRP pricing to most sealed products. Standard rotation is changing again and Universes Beyond sets going forward are Standard legal. The next 30 years of MTG will look much different than the first 30, but sometimes change is a good thing. 

The first Monopoly GO Dig Hunt has dropped for the Marvel sticker album season, featuring a new token and shield. You can complete the Crystal Treasures event and earn a five-star sticker pack to unlock high-valued stickers.

Monopoly GO Dig Hunts like Crystal Treasures are a great way to start collecting stickers for the new Marvel sticker album season. The main event will run from Oct. 2 to 6, using pickaxe tokens to unearth treasures across 20 levels. Throughout the 20 levels are rewards for completing each milestone, ranging from free dice to new cosmetics like a Crystal Crest shield or a Twinkle Tail token. Complete the 20 levels and earn a grand prize.

If you’re getting into the Pokémon Trading Card Game for the first time and looking to open packs, it’s worth knowing the Pokémon TCG card rarities in case you want to sell or trade them in the future. The TCG has Common, Uncommon, and Rare cards with much more nuance in the Rare varieties.

The Pokémon Company designed this game around trading, so having good cards to trade and knowing how to find out whether a card is rare is vital to not getting ripped off. Keeping track of different Rare variants has become increasingly difficult over the years, though. Plus, Japanese Pokémon TCG cards use different rarity symbols than English cards do, adding to the confusion.

The World of Warcraft Race to World First returned for Nerub-ar Palace in The War Within. Here’s who won, who the bosses are, and how to watch the Nerub-ar Palace Race to World First.

The WoW Nerub-ar Palace Race to World First started on Sept. 17 and will ran until a team took down the final boss. Each time a new expansion is released, like The War Within, sponsors and organizations pool efforts to put on the Race to World First event. A guild secured the World First final boss kill on Sept. 29.

The 24-hour Sand Speedsters Monopoly GO Leaderboard event is back, supporting the new Desert Bloom Partner event and featuring over 1,500 Partner tokens across 30 milestones.

The September Desert Bloom Partner event is live in Monopoly GO but ends on Sept. 24. The one-day Sand Speedsters event features 30 milestones with rewards ranging from Partner tokens to dice rolls and sticker packs. The Leaderboard event will also end on Sept. 24 at 2:59pm CT. Coinciding with the Leaderboard event is Desert Tour, which ends with the other events on Sept. 24. Here’s how to get the most Sand Speedsters rewards from the Monopoly GO event.

The Desert Bloom Partner event has a day and a half left to it with a repeat Leaderboard event dropping today. Today’s top-tier timed events are Mega Heist, High Roller, and Wheel Boost.

Flash, timed, or special events happen daily during specific time windows. It’s wise to check the exact start and end times to gain an advantage for completing events with rewards. Tournament Leaderboard and Solo events can run from one to three days, and a main event usually runs for three to five days.