It was the distant year 1991 when the still a student Richard Garfield had an idea that revolutionized the world of nerds and collectors. Shortly thereafter, together with Wizards of The Coast (at the time a small publisher of role-playing games), the first strategic card game in history was born: Magic The Gathering.

Today, it is the most widespread card game in the world, and every respectable fantasy fan has played a few rounds of Magic The Gathering.

The underlying idea of the game is to use the 5 types of elemental magic (represented in-game by 5 colors) to eliminate enemy creatures and reduce their life points to zero. Magic The Gathering is a complex strategy game where sheer brute force is not enough: bluffing, resource management, and creativity are essential to fully enjoy every match!