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The upcoming Magic: The Gathering set, Duskmourn, plunges players into a dark, eerie world filled with terrifying creatures and a bone-chilling atmosphere. With its focus on horror-themed monsters and twisted landscapes, the four pre-constructed commander decks promise to deliver strategic depth and spine-tingling thrills.

Before we dive into each deck individually, let’s briefly examine what items are in the decks: A 100-card ready-to-play commander deck with 10 new cards, one traditional borderless foil commander card, and one borderless foil featured commander card. In addition to that, we also get 10 non-foil double-sided tokens, 10 scheme cards, one deck box, one Collector Booster Sample pack, and one Strategy insert.

EA Sports FC 25 is just around the corner, with its global release scheduled in a little over two weeks from the time of writing. Football fans worldwide want to know who this year’s best professional football players are—at least, according to EA Sports.

Most noticeably, it’s the first time in 16 years that neither Lionel Messi nor Cristiano Ronaldo are among the top players with the highest stats. Nor are the two legends of the game among this year’s Ballon d’Or top nominees—EA FC 25 truly marks the beginning of a new era.

As if the hype ahead of Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2‘s launch wasn’t already high enough, developer Saber Interactive has unveiled the roadmap for this year and next. The game’s future is packed with free content, including new missions, modes, and plenty of Xenos to purge in the Emperor’s name.

Saber Interactive has now dropped the intel on what players can look forward to after launch with its seasonal content updates. Here’s what’s on the cards.

Bloomburrow, with its surprising power level, is expected to shake things up in the Commander format. Do not let the cuteness of these anthropomorphic animals fool you; these critters can punch above their weight. The set introduces new cards perfect for Commander play that will redefine deck-building priorities for players.

Traditionally, I would have made a list exclusively containing cards from the four Commander decks. But the Bloomburrow main set pampers Commander players like few previous main sets have. From legendary lands to bulky badgers, Bloomburrow brings the heat to Commander.
Without further ado, Let’s dig in!

Calamity Beasts are a new cycle of creature cards in Magic: The Gathering that possess unique and powerful abilities, making them valuable additions to many decks. On top of possessing game-warping abilities, these mono-colored legendary elementals also have a central role in Bloomburrow‘s lore.

In this context, a cycle of cards in MTG refers to a group of cards, typically one for each color, that share a thematic or mechanical similarity. One of the most popular cycles of creatures, for example, has been the Titan cycle, originally printed in M11. Now, Bloomburrow brings its very own flavor to the cycle of mono-colored creatures with the Calamity Beasts.

The best finds for the upcoming new Magic: The Gathering expansion, Bloomburrow, are tucked away in the set’s Collector Boosters. Not much luck is needed when cracking open one of these premium packs as they are loaded with Mythics, Rares, Full-Art Basic Lands, foils, and Borderless cards teeming with tiny forest critters.

Here’s a rundown of what you can find inside the collector booster packs for MTG’s Bloomburrow.

Simon Nielsen, champion of the MTG Pro Tour Amsterdam with his Nadu Bant deck, believes this overwhelmingly powerful strategy should be banned as soon as possible. “This deck is ridiculously strong, and I’m just happy I got to use it before it gets banned, which it surely will,” he said upon receiving his trophy on June 30.

The latest Pro Tour winner expects the ban hammer to fall imminently on the Simic-colored bird wizard. Nielsen jokingly added, “Do not invest.” Despite the champ’s warning, many cards have already spiked in price over the last few days in reaction to Nadu, Winged Wisdom’s rise in popularity. Key pieces to the deck’s combo, such as Shuko, have seen an unbelievable upsurge in price.

Streaming giant Prime Video is set to release Like a Dragon: Yakuza, a live-action series adaptation of SEGA’s iconic Yakuza game franchise.

The show will premiere in two batches of three episodes each, on Oct. 25 and Nov. 1. Directed by Take Masaharu and Takimoto Kengo, the six-part crime-suspense-action series will star Takeuchi Ryoma as Kiryu Kazuma.

Story Kitchen and DreamWorks Animation are now working together to establish a collaborative alliance that brings them into a first-look deal. This collaboration positions Story Kitchen as a key player in bringing iconic video game IPs to TV and film animation.

A first-look deal in the movie business is a significant agreement that grants DreamWorks Animation the right of first refusal on all upcoming animated film projects Story Kitchen develops. This exclusive access to Story Kitchen’s pipeline of video game adaptations is big news for the media company, signaling a major leap in the film industry.

In the brief three months since Tekken 8 launched on Jan. 26, the game’s Steam review ratings have taken a nosedive falling to “Mostly Negative” primarily due to a recent update that implemented microtransactions through the Tekken Shop.

Many players were dumbstruck when, a month after release, legendary Tekken developer Katsuhiro Harada announced on a live stream the introduction of an in-game shop for advanced customization options and fighter purchases. Many fans of the franchises have complained that a $70 game shouldn’t cost you another $70 once you’ve purchased it. One player went so far as to say that adding a surprise battle pass or microtransaction after players have spent up for a game should be “illegal.”