Wizards of the Coast receives our 2003 Game Company of the Year Award.

Wizards of the Coast has announced that it has sold more than one million D&D Miniatures since their release on September 26. The sales have all come from two randomized skus, Entry Packs and Harbinger Expansion Packs .

Wizards of the Coast's incorporation of 'decency' standards into its d20 trademark license has led Valar Project publisher Anthony Valterra to declare that the company will not use the d20 logo on any products, whether or not they would meet the new standards.

Wizards of the Coast CEO Chuck Huebner has announced that the company will no longer produce the Pokemon trading card game after the next three releases.

Wizards of the Coast Publishing Group described 2002 as a 'banner year' and cited the performance of two of its titles on the New York Times Best-Sellers List as proof.

The news that Wizards of the Coast would be cutting back on non-WotC RPGs in its chain of retail stores elicited the following response from Don Williams, Public Relations Manager for Wizards of the Coast, which is the first offical statement on the topic from the company.

This week, columnist Scott Thorne talks about ex-Wizards of the Coast CEO Cynthia Williams' new gig at Funko, and softening sales of Pokemon TCG and Disney Lorcana.

This week, columnist Scott Thorne discusses the journal promotion for Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Skaventide and Wizards of the Coast's EventLink test.

This week, columnist Scott Thorne looks at looks at the Bloomburrow prerelease, D&D Player's Handbook gold foiling, and proposes a Local Game Store Day.

Wizards of the Coast suggested some in-store strategies for Magic: The Gathering new player acquisition that revolve around the release of their upcoming Foundations set.