Riley Hicks is the Editor in Chief of MTGRocks, a publication dedicated to all things Magic: The Gathering. With a passion for the game and its community, Riley covers a wide range of topics including card analysis, tournament updates, controversies, and the ever-changing market trends in the world of MTG.
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Riley Hicks' coverage is heavily focused on the gaming industry, with a particular emphasis on Magic: The Gathering. Her articles often revolve around product promotions, deals & promotions, and reviews related to MTG cards and formats.
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Burst Lightning's premium variant is seeing a spike after the card was revealed as a reprint in MTG Foundations.
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Now that players are seeing the contents of MTG Foundations, the set feels as though it was overlooked for a long time.
Haughty Djinn has seen a surprising increase over the past few months. Why is it surprising? This card only sees Standard play!
Soulstone Sanctuary is a curious land. It looks mediocre at first glance, but this creature land doesn't turn back into a land!
The demand for the MTG X Marvel Secret Lair release was so massive that the entire site crashed five minutes into the sale.
2025 is going to be a different kind of year for Magic: The Gathering. Universes Beyond is now a massive part of the game, taking up half of the year's set releases.
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