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).
Magic Untapped interviews one of Magic: The Gathering's newest artists about her art, inspirations, and advice for up-and-coming artists.
In 1996, an unusual Magic: The Gathering playtest card was put in an impossible situation. And decisions had to be made.
Is it possible to purely hate a Magic card? If you ever heard of Sorrow's Path, then yes. Yes, it is.
In 2003, a rare card from Tempest was reprinted as an even more rare foil, limited-run, promotional card. High secondary market value ensued.
For more than a decade, artist Adam Paquette has made art for more than 100 Magic: The Gathering cards and participated in a Q&A with Magic Untapped about it all.
Back in 2019 Magic gave the rare ruling of removing someone from the Magic Hall of Fame for cheating.