Will Magic: The Gathering still be being activly developed and printed in paper by the end of 2025?

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Resolves to NO if they've moved over to entirely digital products and don't print paper cards anymore.

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@Jason1e41 @IsaacKing is it time?

According to Hasbro's 2023 annual report (see page 55), in the "Wizards of the Coast & Digital Gaming" division, the revenues from tabletop gaming are about 3x those from digital gaming.

(Note, this includes Dungeons & Dragons as well as Magic, and D&D had a huge licensed digital release last year, Baldur's Gate 3.)