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Subscribe to our newsletter I can't confirm it, but I'm starting to get the distinct impression that someone at Wizards of the Coast has a vendetta against my wallet in particular.
First came the announcement of Magic: The Gathering's ill-fated Monster Hunter x Secret Lair drop, a limited edition set that preyed directly on my weaknesses as a MonHun sicko and cool lizard art enthusiast but was mercifully taken back to the drawing board after its arbitrary card pairings left the internet unimpressed.After today's announcement, however, my suspicions that I'm dead center in WotC's sights are hard to overlook.
Because Wizards of the Coast just announced that Dwarf Fortress is coming to Magic: The Gathering
## Editor's Note
The implications of this news could be significant for the industry.
Source: [PC Gamer](https://www.pcgamer.com/games/card-games/dwarf-fortress-is-coming-to-magic-the-gathering-and-im-beginning-to-suspect-wizards-of-the-coast-is-targeting-me-specifically/)