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Roxie Cards is an online Magic blog with various articles about the game.

31/08/2026

Help Us Build the Best Magic Map

In addition to the Tournament Creator, we’ve been working on something new at Roxie Cards: Magic Map, a simple way to find local game stores and other places where people meet up to play Magic: The Gathering.

The idea is more than just a map with stores. We also want to give our takes on each shop, as well as any tips about the store that other sites may not provide.

We are starting with Washington D.C. and Atlanta, as we currently know the most about those places.

But we don’t want to build this in a vacuum. We want Magic players to help us make it better.

Take a look and let us know:

Is your favorite game store missing?
Do you know a bar, brewery, club, or other location that regularly hosts Magic?
Is there information we should update?
What would make the map more useful to you?

Explore Magic Map:
map.roxiecards.com

We’ll be expanding and improving the map city by city, so feedback from the community will directly influence what we add next.

If you know someone who always seems to know every place to play Magic, tag them. We probably need their help.

07/08/2026

Your tournament results don’t have to disappear when the event ends.

With the MTG Tournament Creator, players can build a history over time and keep track of how they’re performing across events.

See stats like:

Total matches played
Overall win rate
Longest winning streak
Full match history

The more events you play, the more your profile becomes a record of your tournament history.

Whether you’re trying to improve your win rate, chase a new winning streak, or just see how you’ve done over time, your results are all in one place.

Try it out at https://app.roxiecards.com/ and start building your match history.

28/07/2026

We’ve added a new way to control who can find your events in the MTG Tournament Creator.

When creating an event, you can now choose between:

Public: Your event can appear in the Find Events section, making it easier for local players to discover and request access.

Unlisted: Your event will not appear in public searches and can only be accessed by people who have the direct link.

This gives organizers more flexibility. Use Public events when you want to welcome new players, or choose Unlisted for private playgroups, draft nights, cube events, and invite-only tournaments.

Try it out at app.roxiecards.com and let us know what you think.

17/06/2026

Updates keep coming! Now, when you create an event, you can make it listing on the upcoming events so that your drafters can join the event without needing the event code to be shared!

05/06/2026

We added a new feature to the Tournament App. Now players can add the deck they played in the event, as well as post a link to the deck if they want!

https://tournamentcreator.lovable.app/

19/05/2026

We’re back!

After a few quiet years, Roxie Cards is getting active again — and we’re working on something new for the MTG community.

Our first project is a free MTG Tournament Creator built for casual Magic events, draft nights, cube events, and local playgroups.

Create an event, add players, track results, advance rounds, and share the event with your players.

It’s still early, so we’d love your feedback.

Try it here:
https://tournamentcreator.lovable.app/

More updates coming soon from Roxie Cards.

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