Wizards of the Coast put KPop Demon Hunters in the new Secret Lair Corn Maze drop. The set is called How It’s Done. Scott Watabane’s art is the draw, and reprints like Swan Song and Underworld Breach do most of the work at $29.99. Huntr/x and the Saja Boys are not commanders. Polygon’s Corey Plante says that is the hole. A K-pop crossover that keeps the idols out of the command zone is a weird miss.

Wider context on the share of spend vs the share of tokens across the 3 major American labs This is aggregate data across OpenRouter and the split between spend and tokens is pretty stark. The 3 labs still attract ~70% of all spend while only seeing 27% of tokens used

Wizards of the Coast removed the Gur from Astarion’s backstory because of concerns over racism and Romani stereotypes. The Gur are an important part of Astarion’s story in Baldur’s Gate 3. He is shown making racist comments about them, and the game strongly implies that his actions as a magistrate contributed to the Gur attacking him. Author T. Kingfisher said WOTC specifically asked her to move away from the Gur storyline because the group was seen as “Romany-stereotype coded.”