Post Malone Buys Magic: The Gathering's One Ring Card Valued at $2 Million

One Baldur's Gate 3 player took his Dark Urge role to the extreme as they went about not only murdering nearly every NPC in Act 1, but also storing and sorting them in one house.

Baldur’s Gate 3 players are doing all kinds of creative and wacky things during their playthrough, from unique builds to hilarious roleplay and everything in between. For one player, they let their intrusive thoughts take over and have gone on one of the biggest killing sprees we’ve seen so far.

We had previously reported on some confusion when it came to Starfield’s review and community codes. Today we have an interesting update on it, that’s all been confirmed.

Starfield is one of those RPG games that has everyone hooked before it’s even out, celebrities included it seems. Bethesda has yet to launch the massive new space experience, but with its full release creeping up on us, it’s understandable how excited we all are to dive into Starfield. Post Malone, a musician I personally love for his down-to-earth personality, is joining the Starfield hype train along with us. The singer was asked about the upcoming game by a fan and his answer has me grinning from ear to ear.

Fans everywhere are getting hyped for Bethesda’s latest release, Starfield, and it’s only a few weeks until it’s finally in players’ hands. One of those eager happens to be the multi-platinum seller artist Post Malone, who after meeting a fan during a recent concert, gave an enthusiastic response to whether they would be playing the upcoming space adventure.

The original Blasphemous was The Game Kitchen’s breakthrough title and wowed critics and fans alike – myself included – back in 2019. Characterised by brutal combat, punishing platforming, and a unique aesthetic that drew both visual and lore influences from Spanish Catholicism. The complex narrative brought together notions of guilt and sacrifice but most importantly linked these to play mechanics and character development rather than using them as simple set dressing. All of this came together to create one of the most impressive indie titles of recent years. It was therefore no surprise that the announcement of a sequel was met with excitement, and having now spent 20 hours on my first completion of the game, it’s safe to say that my hopes have largely been met.

Earlier this month, Magic: The Gathering history was made as the unique The One Ring card from the recent Lord of the Rings: Tales of Midde-Earth crossover set was sold by its owner for a cool $2.6 million, making it the most expensive card in the game's history by an absolute landslide. The card's owner, Brook Trafton, sold it to celebrity figure and beloved Magic enjoyer Post Malone, with a TikTok video showing the transaction between the two in person.

Miguel Wants to Fight, the comedy arriving on Hulu this week, is beautifully straightforward in its intentions. It’s the story of a high schooler, Miguel (Tyler Dean Flores), who wants to get into a fight before he moves away from his hometown, where just about everyone he knows has been in a brawl of some kind. Trouble is, as the trailer shows, getting into a fight is much harder than he thought.

One of this year's breakout indie hits has been Dave The Diver.

David Gordon Green has opened up about coaxing Ellen Burstyn into returning to The Exorcist franchise after fifty-some years.

Thieves took off with “upwards of $300,000” worth of Magic: The Gathering cards days before the start of major tabletop convention Gen Con, according to Indianapolis police. Two unidentified men walked off the Indiana Convention Center floor in Indianapolis, where Gen Con was held, with a pallet full of boxes. Pastimes Comics & Games manager Zack Reiter told Polygon the cards were Magic: The Gathering cards from the Niles, Illinois store.

Nintendo appears to be on a patent-registering spree as it files over 30 patents related to The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.