Magic's Mox Ink & Writing Collection passes 700 backers on Kickstarter
Ferris Wheel Press's Magic: The Gathering ink and fountain pen line, named after the five Moxen, has raised far beyond its goal ahead of its October 27 close.
Magic: The Gathering's most famous artifacts have turned into stationery. Ferris Wheel Press, a Canadian stationery brand known for its shimmering fountain pen inks, is crowdfunding the Magic: The Gathering: The Mox Ink & Writing Collection on Kickstarter, and backers have already pushed it far past its target.
Five Moxen, five inks
The collection is built around five Mox Inks, Pearl, Sapphire, Jet, Emerald and Ruby, each with its own coloured shimmer, plus a matching fountain pen for each colour. The names come straight from Magic history: Mox Pearl, Mox Sapphire, Mox Jet, Mox Ruby and Mox Emerald are the five mana artifacts of the original 1993 sets and part of the Power Nine, today among the most expensive cards in the game. Each ink colour matches the colour of mana its Mox produces, from white Pearl to green Emerald.
How the campaign is going
ICv2 reported the campaign at $210,440 from 682 backers, an average of about $309 per backer. Kickstarter tracker PledgeBox, which lists the campaign in Canadian dollars, now shows 716 backers and CA$307,421 pledged against a goal of CA$10,000, with the campaign running from October 6 to October 27.
The tracker does not list the pledge tiers, the bottle sizes or the regions the rewards ship to, so check the Kickstarter page itself before backing, especially from Europe.
Will it reach shops?
No retail release has been announced. For now, the Kickstarter is the only confirmed way to get the inks and pens, and Ferris Wheel Press runs a sign-up page for the collection on its website.
It is the latest in a long run of licensed Magic merchandise outside the card game itself. For new cards, the next dated Magic releases are the Marvel Secret Lair Countdown Kit and the Star Trek set.
Key takeaways
- Five Mox inks with matching fountain pens, named after Magic's Power Nine artifacts.
- The Kickstarter has drawn more than 700 backers and closes on October 27.
- No retail availability has been announced.
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