Wizards of the Coast is going to enforce exact compliance with the Open Gaming Licensing agreement.

Wizards of the Coast will put the core D&D mechanics in a Creative Commons license, and make other moves to try to restore trust, in a new draft of its Open Gaming License.

This week, Scott Thorne talks about a recent change in release dates for Magic: The Gathering summer sets and bids Warhammer Creator Richard Halliwell farewell.

This week, Scott Thorne explores how the recent moves by Hasbro may indicate that they may be shopping Wizards of the Coast in the near future.

This week, Scott Thorne looks at the good and bad of Magic: The Gathering events.

Dan Barnett of Walt's Cards in Baltimore, Maryland saw retailer Stephen Armstrong’s comments about deep discounting of Dungeons and Dragons product and observes that not only is there still discounting of Magic: The Gathering product, the new rarity scheme is unnecessary.

Wizards of the Coast has announced that Chuck Huebner, most recently Hasbro senior vice president of planning and development, will replace Vince Caluori as CEO,...

A solid crowd of around 25,000 was expected by the wrap-up of Gen Con -- North America's largest consumer show for games--in Milwaukee today.

This week, columnist Scott Thorne looks at how, by focusing on revitalizing the Standard format, Wizards of the Coast risks cannibalizing Magic: The Gathering sales.

This week, Thorne dives into some of the concerns over OGL 1.2.