Magic: The Gathering has had its share of controversial collaborations, with the recent Final Fantasy crossover being the latest to face the backlash.

Magic: The Gathering is making a controversial choice with its Final Fantasy UB set, and it may eventually backfire.

It was revealed during MagicCon: Chicago that the next Magic: The Gathering crossover appearance in the D&D multiverse is a crossover book that will flesh out Lorwyn-Shadowmoor, a plane that has appeared in multiple sets in the card game.

The trailer features the MTG logo doing some impressive airbending, with the familiar sounds of the show’s original opening in the background. And the caption understood the assignment, as it begins with the well-known line “Long ago, the four nations lived in harmony, but everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked.”

The Gathering already gone on Amazon. eBay sales of pre-orders are breaking the Terms of Service, due to the set not coming out till June. Fans advised to wait for wider availability of sets, as Wizards of the Coast will produce plenty.

Magic: The Gathering's Universes Beyond sets are a controversial addition to the game, but their financial impact is clear. Final Fantasy is the latest license

The Gathering sets at MagicCon: Chicago today, including one that’s pushing MTG into the edges of the universe. Edge of Eternities is billed as a “adventure-filled, science-fiction space opera” — can I get a “hell yeah” to that?

Wizards of the Coast, owned by Rhode Island's toy conglomerate Hasbro, has officially announced the cards for the highly anticipated Magic: the Gathering and Final Fantasy Universes Beyond set coming out this year.