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UPDATE: We originally erroneously referred to the bard as coming in the June 8 update.

Whether or not you like Magic: Legends -- and there are a lot of people on both sides of that aisle -- one thing that pretty much everyone comes out against is the notion of currency caps.

Neverwinter will soon be alive with song, as bards are coming to Cryptic Studios' MMORPG.

Bust out those engineering skills!...

Things have not been great in the Klingon Empire for a while now, but they're about to get better.

Magic: Legends' May update went live today, and Perfect World had more to unveil than just the topics covered in yesterday's letter from Executive Producer Steve Ricossa.

Magic: Legends Executive Producer Steve Ricossa gave players a heads-up on what to expect in tomorrow's update for the game, which looks to expand on several of the concepts he described in his previous letters.

Finally, Sharandar Episode 2: The Soul Keeper has arrived in Neverwinter on Xbox One and PlayStation 4, just a smidge under a month since it landed on PC.

Magic: Legends is hosting a weekend event offering players the opportunity to obtain even more useful World Enchantments.

Over a period of three weeks, PC Star Trek Online players will face off with the Tholians as the alien race imprisons Romulans in an effort to obtain the Vault.

Every adventurer wants to prove themselves and show off just how strong they really are.

The long-promised big mid-April patch for Magic: Legends is finally upon us.

If you haven't completed the first Sharandar Episode since it launched on Neverwinter on PC in February, you may want to get on that.

If you've missed it before, it's back (on its way back, anyway).

Magic: Legends Executive Producer Steve Ricossa is back with another State of the Game letter, addressing more changes to the game that are coming as a result of player feedback.

Happy April Fowls, Neverwinter fans!...

Magic: Legends Executive Producer Steve Ricossa talked earlier this week about a set of sweeping changes that would be coming to the game in a future patch.

Cryptic Studios and Perfect World Entertainment jump into the ARPG realm (plane?...

How's Magic: Legends doing?...

Alright Star Trek nerds, you know who you are, and you know what's coming up.

Nearly four years after its initial announcement, you can finally get your hands on Magic: Legends.

Magic: Legends' PC Open Beta lands tomorrow and, because they'd really like people psyched up for it, Cryptic and Perfect World have a special livestreaming event going today.

I've been aware of Magic: Legends ever since it was first announced that Cryptic Studios would be working on a "brand new RPG based on Magic: The Gathering," back in 2017.

Console Neverwinter players can now experience the first episode of the Sharandar module: The Iron Tooth.

Ah, monetization: It's the thing that can make an otherwise good game into a raging dumpster fire (see Star Wars Battlefront II).

The Priority One Star Trek podcast is hitting the 500 episode mark, and in celebration of this achievement, they're hosting a special Virtual Event starting at 11 am Pacific, tomorrow (March 13).

As has been the case with many video game developers, the men and women of Cryptic Studios have been working from home for about a year -- and that temporary measure is about to become a permanent one. Star Trek Online Desi...

Perfect World Entertainment is working on a new game.

Console players who have been waiting patiently for Star Trek Online's House Reborn can stop waiting.

How hard do you want your Magic: Legends experience to be?...