Evan Symon
Evan Symon is a seasoned journalist with stops at the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Cracked, GeekNifty, Pasadena Independent, and California Globe.
A graduate of University of Akron, Symon has covered stories in Vietnam, South Africa, Namibia, Germany, North Korea, Slovakia, and Switzerland (in addition to across the U.S. as well, of course).
He enjoys content creation, baseball, politics, and gaming. When it comes to Magic: The Gathering, he tends to lean towards Selesnya (G/W).
Showoff: The card mechanic that almost was
Lorwyn almost had one of the most unusual and fascinating Magic: The Gathering mechanics of all time.
An interview with 'Magic' artist Pete Venters
Iconic Magic: The Gathering artist Pete Venters chats with Magic Untapped about his artwork, his role in developing Magic lore, and more.
The six years of the Wizards of the Coast Game Store
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, Wizards of the Coast had its own chain of game stores.
Remembering Magic: The Gathering's first tokens (but they're not the ones you're thinking of)
Did you know there was once a company that make special Magic: The Gathering tokens in the mid 1990s?
Robot Chicken x Magic: How a TV show inspired one of the rarest MTG cards ever printed
Special Magic: The Gathering cards have been made for special events ranging from weddings to births. And, of course, that one time writers from a TV show came to help out.
The Sixth Edition change that would have altered Magic cards forever
Twenty years ago, Magic: the Gathering nearly had some huge changes on the front of the card.
An Interview with 'Magic' artist Ken Meyer, Jr.
Unholy Strength and the Pentagram: Magic's First Controversy
In the mid 1990s, Magic: The Gathering made the news not because of popularity, but because of a flaming pentagram.
The Innistrad Easter Eggs: A favorite of MTG designers
A lot of Magic designers' favorite Easter eggs come from just one block: Innistrad.
An Interview with 'Magic' artist Margaret Organ-Kean
Magic Untapped talks with famed Magic: The Gathering artist and illustrator Margaret Organ-Kean.