MagicCon Playmats

Our MagicCon playmats cover 86 pieces from 2023 through 2026, most from Las Vegas, Chicago and Amsterdam. Many are stitched, and several are signed, foil or numbered Limited Editions. Wizard of Barge is the most represented artist, with 5 pieces; rk post follows with 3, and Magali Villeneuve and Jeff Laubenstein with 2 each — all four have their own collections here.

What MagicCon is

MagicCon is a live Magic: The Gathering event where fans, players, creators, artists and collectors come together. Our catalog spans 2023 through 2026 across seven host cities — Las Vegas (24 pieces), Chicago (20), Amsterdam (15), Barcelona (8), Atlanta (7), Philadelphia (5) and Minneapolis (4) account for 83 of the 86; the other three don't name a MagicCon city in their titles.

What's in this collection

Wizard of Barge is the most represented artist, with 5 pieces — three prints of Dark Ritual (Amsterdam, Chicago and Las Vegas, all 2024) and two of Jace, the Mind Sculptor (Philadelphia 2023, one signed). rk post follows with 3: "Shrimp and Grits", co-credited with Jeff Laubenstein, "The Kiss" (Las Vegas 2025) and "The Struggle Is Real" (Las Vegas 2026), the last two signed and numbered Limited Editions of 150. Magali Villeneuve illustrated two Final Fantasy pieces, Cloud, Planet's Champion and Sephiroth, Planet's Heir, both Las Vegas 2025. Laubenstein also illustrated "Tendrils" (Atlanta 2025) on his own. Donato Giancola, Dominik Mayer, Jeff A. Menges, Raymond Swanland and Dan Frazier are each represented with one piece. Two pieces are also part of our Pro Tour collection: Niv-Mizzet, Guildpact by Chris Rallis (MagicCon Chicago 2024 Pro Tour) and Pro Tour Final Fantasy (MagicCon Las Vegas 2025). Other illustrators appear without their own collection, including Laeluu (5 pieces) and NIARK1, Justin & Alexis Hernandez, Lie Setiawan, Justyna Dura and Rowynn Ellis (3 each).

Condition and photographs

Because many of these are stitched and several are signed, foil or individually numbered pieces, condition and edition number matter as much as the artwork. Every listing uses real photographs of the actual playmat, so you can check the surface, the signature and (where relevant) the edition number before buying.