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The European Grand Contest event is back for December 2026, hosted in Brussels by Sorcerers at the Core. Round-table format, qualifier slots feeding into the main field, EU-wide invites. Registration through the official site.
John and Brontë's new project covers long-form interviews with deckbuilders, artists, and tournament players. Audio on Substack, written companion pieces in the same feed. A welcome counterweight to the meta-and-decklists podcast space.
Annual EU community festival back at its Netherlands home for three days of casual and competitive play, art market, regional retailers, and the closest thing the Realm has to a yearly pilgrimage. Dates announced; registration opens early summer.
The online TTS ladder's fourth competitive season opens with the Gothic card pool. Weekly events, ELO rankings, season-end finals. The most active proving ground for competitive lists between paper tournaments.
Fifth Sorcery set ships with 440 cards, 13 new playable avatars, and four preconstructed decks — Harbinger, Necromancer, Savior, Persecutor. Booster boxes are 36 packs of 15 cards. Neoprene playmat art by Ian Miller.
British fantasy illustrator Rodney Matthews — known for prog-rock album covers and early Fighting Fantasy books — details his eight contributions to Arthurian Legends, including the specially commissioned avatar card The Hooded Wizard.
Launch event kit for the standalone Arthurian Legends set: player rewards, store-side materials, organized-play structure. The first big push by the publisher on retailer-led play.
The fan-built deckbuilder Curiosa.io — created by community member Reuben (@flyinglemu) during the pre-alpha playtesting period — is acquired by the publisher. Site stays free; Reuben joins the team. Full context in our Curiosa explainer.