This week, columnist Scott Thorne takes stock of the big events in the hobby games business in 2022.

Wizards of the Coast will continue to allow independent game creators to use Dungeons & Dragons mechanics under an Open Game License for One D&D, with some changes.

This week, columnist Scott Thorne follows up on the Dungeons & Dragons comments in Wizards of the Coast's fireside chat and bids farewell to TSR/WotC's Kim Mohan.

TCGplayer released their November chart for sealed product, which ranks the most active products on the platform by dollar volume and shows the beginning and ending prices of each product. The new data set revealed some new and continuing trends that have developed in the TCG sealed market.

New details include card treatments, the product llne-up, and more.

This week, columnist Scott Thorne draws further info from the Hasbro fireside chat last week.

Wizards of the Coast responds to allegations of overproduction.

Wizards of the Coast launched its December 2022 Superdrop, the next wave of Secret Lair sets for Magic: The Gathering, which is currently on direct-to-consumer preorder.

A member of the D&D Beyond staff posted a note on their blog stating that Dungeons & Dragons RPG will no longer use "race" as a game term starting with One D&D.

Wizards of the Coast unveiled its 2022 Magic: The Gathering holiday promo, "Chaos Wrap," as well as teased an incoming Transformers-themed Secret Lair.