Matt Bassil is a Staff Writer at Wargamer. A passionate enthusiast of trading card games, particularly Magic: The Gathering and Pokémon, he also explores various aspects of arts and entertainment, including animation, graphic design, and fine art. Matt's work has been featured in Wargamer and PCGamesN, reflecting his diverse interests in both gaming and the broader arts landscape.
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Matt Bassil’s articles predominantly focus on gaming, specifically board games and tabletop RPGs such as Dungeons and Dragons (DnD) and Magic: The Gathering. His coverage often includes reviews and promotional deals related to these topics.
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By: Matt Bassil
Target has one of the 30th anniversary Pokémon card collections selling cheap right now.
By: Matt Bassil
The Magic: The Gathering card Battle of Wits has a lot more demand lately, as it's now suddenly usable.
By: Matt Bassil
Lord of the Rings: Fate of the Fellowship takes a familiar board game and turns it into a glorious romp across Middle Earth.
Three MTG cards were just banned from Standard, including two that fans have been asking for for months.
MTG Star Trek has Klingon script cards, where even the numbers are translated. Wizards of the Coast has found another new way to make Magic: The Gathering cards unreadable!
By: Matt Bassil
Pokémon's 30th birthday set has a wonderful throwback to Sugimori's original Pikachu.
The Magic: The Gathering card Knucklebone Witch is moving up in price, thanks to synergy with The Hobbit set.
There are top-tier pocket monsters that haven't received suitably impressive Pokémon cards.
We interviewed Magic: The Gathering's head of story, Roy Graham about upcoming releases, and the stories told in the TCG.
With Pokémon's 30th anniversary set just one month away, fans are paying three times MSRP to secure a shiny box.
