Jane Plays Magic 🔜 MC Atlanta

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Dungeon Master, Grixis Witch, Cosplay Chameleon She/Her Casual commander gameplay + EDH live streams ➡️ JanePlaysMagic.com Merch, discord, twitch ➡️ Linktr.ee/JanePlaysMagic President of @BirdsofMTG.bsky.social Email 📩 Jane@JanePlaysMagic.com

(Nearly) CIB Tales of Symphonia Gamecube for sale! Includes box, DOL-001 Gamecube with matching controller & Game Boy player, Game Boy disc & most of the original internal packaging. Missing the game that was originally included. Box has some wear & tear. $750 shipped OBO

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ATTENTION: Applications for the New Perspectives Grant for MagicCon Detroit are LIVE! The Grant is a program that aims to support the inclusion of Magic enthusiasts from historically underrepresented groups by providing assistance with attending MagicCon. magic.gg/news/magicco...

MagicCon New Perspectives Grant Program

The New Perspectives Grant Program supports the inclusion of historically underrepresented groups by providing assistance to attend MagicCon events.

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🐦❣️REMINDER!❣️🐦 Grant applications open this Saturday, July 25th! We've put together a little FAQ. Any other questions can be asked in the comments, or you can reach out to a member of leadership privately! 💖

What grants are available right now? 

Grants are offered as we receive funding, please check back often for details. The current grant disbursement ending on Aug 8th gives out 4 $250 Storm Crow grants. Who are these grants available to? 

Grants are offered to those marginalized on the basis of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation and/or disability who are 18 years of age or older. You do not need to be based in the US, although there may be additional tax reporting requirements for those outside the US.How are grant recipients chosen? 

Grants are chosen via a random lottery, all applicants have an equal chance to receive the funds. There is no merit basis or essay question for the Storm Crow grants. What is the grant money for?

Grants are for making networking opportunities in the MTG space more accessible to marginalized members of our community. We hope the funds are used to support your professional development or Magic organizing! Our grants are not intended for everyday spending like groceries or rent assistance.
Birds of Paradise@birdsofmtg.bsky.social · 4w ago

🐦INTRODUCING THE BIRDS OF PARADISE GRANT PROGRAM🐦 Applications open July 25th - August 8th 2026, with selections made and grants disbursed the following week. For complete information: www.birdsofmtg.com/grants We're thrilled to be offering these to give back some of the love that's poured in 💕

BIRDS OF PARADISE GRANT PROGRAM

What is the purpose of the grants? Our mission is to foster a sense of belonging by creating welcoming and inclusive spaces for everyone to gather and play. These grants make valuable networking opportunities more accessible.

What are they for? We encourage applications from those marginalized on the basis of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation and/or disability who are 18 years of age or older.

Grant Details: We currently have funding to provide four $250 Storm Crow grants. BOP! offers this grant in batches of four with one going to a recipient in each of the following categories:
Artists and Alterists
Content Creators and Writers
Competitive Players
Community Organizers

When and where to apply! Applications open July 25th - August 8th 2026, with applications selected and grants disbursed the following week. Apply at https://www.birdsofmtg.com/grants

Selling more decks in an attempt to pay bills: Eloise clues- it’s a budget brew worth around $150. Selling it for $100 + shipping. Also selling Teysa clues funny enough. Worth around $200. Selling for 170 + shipping. Links in next post. DM me please. Willing to discount for purchase of both

Every card has a story. Go behind the scenes with the creators of Their Magic is Limitless and hear how they shaped this drop together, from the first spark to the final cards. Get the drop tomorrow, with 50% of every sale going directly to Global Fund for Women.

Four cards from the Their Magic is Limitless drop surround headshots of four of the women who designed them. The image says “Together we rise” at the top and “Stories from women behind the magic” on the bottom. A headshot of Fury Galluzzi alongside a quote. 
The quote reads, “Most of the art I do ends up being scary powerful women doing badass things while looking absolutely terrifying and in control. That’s the main theme here as well with this piece. That’s my power fantasy.” – Fury Galluzzi. Underneath the quote is the card she designed for the Their Magic is Limitless drop, Dark Ritual.A headshot of Lena Richards alongside her design of the Sol Ring card. The quote beside her reads, “Collaboration is a great thing, as it motivates us to be our best self to support the work of other people involved and as a result we are becoming more than just the sum of work put by each person on the project. Roughly speaking, it becomes multiplication instead of addition.” – Lena Richards. 

Underneath Lena Richards is a headshot of Magali Villeneuve and the card she designed, Lathril, Blade of the Elves. Her quote reads, “I am always motivated by projects that promote the representation of women in fantasy worlds, whether as fighters, mothers, or, as in this case, both at the same time. I think that’s one of the things I enjoyed most about this commission: being able to express more than one facet of a woman on the same card.” – Magali Villeneuve. A headshot of Caroline Gariba. Next to her is the card she designed, Coat of Arms. Underneath her is a quote that reads, 

“This is a very important subject to me, as I have been vocal about more women in the gaming industry. Recently I participated in a Brazilian art event focused on getting more women into the art scene and the obstacles that we have to deal with. It was packed with awesome artists women and the event itself was truly well received, my sincerest wishes was that I was able to significantly touch their hearts and help them achieve their artists goals. Then, when Anh reached out to me with this subject I felt that this was a match made in heaven since I was working on this card as I was writing my talking points for the event. This project has the initiative to support Global Fund for Women, so how could I refuse it! Anything turns more exciting when it matches making art with a good purpose.” – Caroline Gariba.