The partnership was announced on November 20, 2025, but fans of both Magic: The Gathering and Monster Hunter were quickly disappointed. They criticized the unusual monster selections, the lack of the familiar equipment upgrade system, and even spotted a spelling mistake in the name of Kokoto, a well-known village in the Monster Hunter series.
The Elden Ring Reforged 2.0 mod (available on Nexus Mods) dramatically changes the game, offering a fresh and original experience. It includes new bosses, weapons, spells, and ways to customize your character, along with revamped combat. Players who download the mod will feel like they’re exploring the Lands Between for the very first time.
As you collect more items in Where Winds Meet, it’s best to recycle old gear you no longer need, particularly anything below Level 41. Keeping low-level items doesn’t make sense because you can’t use them to upgrade better equipment.
As a huge Magic: The Gathering fan, I was pretty bummed to see the news on the Wizards website! The Secret Lair superdrop, which was supposed to come out in December, has been delayed all the way to 2026. Apparently, they’re working with Capcom to completely redesign it. We don’t know exactly how much they’re changing yet – whether it’s a total overhaul or just some adjustments – but Wizards says we’ll hear more details in the next few months. It’s a long wait, but hopefully it’ll be worth it!
The Magic: The Gathering Secret Lair Encyclopedia release was a hit, featuring valuable cards from the game’s past with beautiful new artwork. However, not all Secret Lair releases are successful. Some have been criticized for being a poor value, having uninspired card choices, or not doing justice to the game’s themes. The Monster Hunter release, for example, faced all of these issues.
A new post on the official Magic: The Gathering website revealed that the release of new cards, originally planned for December 1st, has been postponed to a few months from now.
Putting mistakes aside, let’s focus on what this character actually does. The game’s official description says he’s very powerful magically and can gain significant benefits by studying enemies during battle. It’s not entirely clear how this works in practice, but there’s a scene where he scans a group of troublesome enemies, and they become noticeably easier to defeat afterward.
I’m really excited about the new stuff in Soulframe Preludes! They’ve added a cool Greatsword weapon grip, and I can’t wait to find all the new Runes and Totems hidden around the world. There’s even a mysterious vendor named Zenith showing up, and some new side-quests called Siege Encounters. But honestly, the thing I’m most hyped about is the Soulframe Founders option – that’s going to be awesome!
If you’re like me and played Warframe, the Pact system in Soulframe might seem a little weird at first. Basically, Pacts are just the classes, but here’s the cool part: unlike most RPGs, I can switch between classes whenever I want – as long as I’m not in a fight! Now, each Pact still needs leveling up, so choosing one does matter if I want to really specialize in a certain playstyle. It’s awesome being able to experiment though!
Finish these quests to unlock a special new katana with a unique look for your character. But hurry – this questline is only available until December 22, 2025, so be sure to complete it and claim the katana before it disappears!