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uncommon sheet. They were three times as rare as most other uncommons. The remaining uncommons were 25 U3 and 5 U2 cards. Of the common cards, each is equally common if each card with a unique artwork is counted as an individual card. Counting only functionally unique cards, there were 15 common cards that appeared in four versions and 20 that appeared in three versions. There was also one common, Delif's Cone, that had only one version, making it just as rare as an U3 uncommon.
995:, an artifact that Urza's lieutenant Tawnos received from Mishra's lieutenant Ashnod. The activation of the artifact triggers a blast that destroys the site of the last battle, the island of Argoth, and thus ends the war by destroying both armies. In the aftermath of the conflict, the blast triggered by the Golgothian Sylex upsets the climate of Dominaria leading to an Ice Age. The culmination of Urza's and Mishra's conflict was expanded upon further in the 1998 expansion set
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1591:– This land is highly sought after for the "lands" archetype deck in Legacy. When it was originally printed, it was not particularly useful due to creature decks not being particularly viable. This meant that players did not save the card or treat it as valuable. As new cards were printed over time, Tabernacle became more useful, but copies of it are now difficult to find and the card has become by far the most valuable card of
2419:. Each color had two main creature types, as well as cards that benefit from controlling creatures of those types. Another theme introduced was internal strife within each color. Each color had two major tribes, one of the rulers, and another lesser or enslaved force; the lesser force rebels against or escapes control of the old rulers in each storyline, causing their collapse—hence, the Fallen Empires.
1919:, a series of conflicts ends up causing most of the inhabitants of the continent of Terisiare to revert to a more primitive state. During this time, several leaders and notable heroes rise up, such as Vervamon the Elder (who was later burned at the stake), Maeveen O'Donahough, Barl the Artificer, Mairisil the Pretender, and Lord Ith (who was held captive by Mairsil).
1022:, a U2, exists in two versions, one barely noticeably missing the circle behind the activation cost of the ability. For collectors' purposes, Tawnos's Weaponry is thus sometimes counted as two U1 cards. Of the commons, 25 are C4. The remaining commons are 5 C2 and 11 C1. The C1 commons are usually dubbed as uncommons, as a C1 card is exactly as rare as a U3 card.
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in four different rarities. The five multicolored
Legends at common are C1, appearing each once on the print sheet and thus just as common as the uncommons from the set. The seven common artifacts are C2, and the 30 common cards with a single color are C3. The remaining three commons are the Urza's lands, originally from
1329:. Each booster box contained only half of the uncommon cards in the set. This along with the comparatively small printing made collecting the entire 310-card set very difficult. Wizards of the Coast implemented a card exchange program for US customers that ran until August 1994, replacing up to 100 cards per shipment.
912:. The story is primarily about the brothers Urza and Mishra who are inseparable at first, but become sworn enemies over the finding of two power stones. Trying to get hold of the other's stone they eventually lay waste to the whole continent of Terisiare. The set was created by the group of students at the
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sold in 12-card booster packs that contained three cards from the uncommon print sheet and nine from the common sheet. Of the cards from the uncommon sheet, 25 were three times as common as the other 46, essentially dividing the cards from the uncommon sheet into rares and uncommons. The commons come
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was released in
November 1994. It was sold in boosters of eight cards with a box of boosters containing sixty booster packs. Each booster contained two cards from the uncommon and six from the common sheet. Of the cards from the uncommon sheet, 36 were functionally rares (U1) and appeared once on the
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is widely regarded as an overall weak set in power level. The set "with mixed reviews from players, and controversy over the set's effectiveness still rages on." The set's large printing meant the individual price of each card on the secondary market was comparatively inexpensive, fueling perceptions
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had a restricted list back then, but Maze of Ith was on the
Vintage restricted list for some time as well. Maze of Ith has a somewhat strange rarity; it is the 44th uncommon in the set, but does not appear on the uncommon sheet. Instead, it appeared on the common sheet, but 1/3 as often as the actual
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includes a few minor collation and typographical errors. One of them was the so-called "Arabian
Mountain". When the decision was made to have the expansion sets fully playable with the basic set, Wizards of the Coast decided that there was no need to include basic lands in the print run, so they were
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During these times, he employs Maveen O'Donahough and her troop of mercenaries, who go out to scout, search and destroy, and undertake other various missions. They are accompanied by
Vervamon the Elder, an elderly sage who records parts of their travel and takes down bits of important lore. However,
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booster packs contain eight cards, two from the uncommon sheet and six from the common sheet. The set as a whole consists of 78 cards. Nineteen of these cards are U3, meaning they appear three times on the uncommon sheet, and 32 cards are U2 and are thus usually dubbed the rares of the set, although
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Afterwards, the brothers separate and leave the excavation site. In the following years, Urza and Mishra come into positions of substantial power in Yotia and amongst the
Fallaji people, respectively. After some hostilities, the empires eventually conduct open warfare against each other. The events
3275:– A blue sorcery that allows a player to search his or her library for a blue instant card and put it directly into his or her hand. This card has been restricted to one per deck in the Vintage format because it can search one of the many other extremely powerful blue cards in that format, such as
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has a reputation for having an erratic power level and not being balanced particularly finely. Notably, the designers made extremely powerful spells that could lock opposing creatures out of the game entirely such as The Abyss and Moat, but extremely weak creatures. The result was a combination of
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and centers on the two brothers Urza and Mishra. Urza is born on the first day of the year 0 AR and his brother, Mishra, on the final day of that year. Ten years later, when their father falls ill, they are sent as apprentices to their father's friend, the artificer
Tocasia. After several years at
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happened upon it. He wished to protect the plane, so he, along with the planeswalker Serra, created a ban to keep other planeswalkers out. Feroz later died in a lab accident while studying a fire elemental trapped in ice. Serra later allowed herself to be killed by a mugger who wanted to take her
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as a game, this was a great boon. However, it succeeded too well; collectors, speculators, and stores who'd invested in expensive cards saw the value of their purchases plummet. Due to complaints from them, Wizards of the Coast enacted the "Reserve List": a guarantee that a certain percentage of
2048:– This was the first card that penalized players for using non-basic lands. It was designed from a top-down flavor perspective that flooding the land with red light should transform lands to produce red mana. It has proved a staple in the Modern format, and sees occasional play in Legacy as well.
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The expansion, on average, had an unexpectedly low power level compared to previously released expansions. Initially, very few cards were used for competitive play when the expansion was legal in the
Standard tournament format. More problematically, the cards weren't considered interesting even
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was printed to satisfy the market demand of players who had been unable to buy as much of the first four expansions as they wished, or who were new players and missed those expansions entirely. Wizards of the Coast's development team for
Chronicles excluded powerful, abusive cards that were the
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was the last set to be sold in eight-card booster packs; six cards would be from the common sheet, and two cards from the uncommon sheet. Uncommons and rares were distinguished by how often a card appeared on the uncommon sheet; (actual) uncommons were three times as frequent as rares.
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to stay with the original backs, allowing cards from various sets to be mixed freely in gameplay. To replace the new card back, a symbolic scimitar was added between the card artwork and card text, making the first expansion symbol; every expansion set since has displayed a unique one.
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during the conflict lead to both Urza and Mishra acquiring the leadership amongst their people. The conflict becomes an all-out war, but no side is able to gain the upper hand. In the final battle of the conflict, both armies fight to a standstill. Eventually, Urza activates the
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was omitted in half the printing. The only major problem noticed by players was the poor collation of the set; many booster boxes contained several packs with exactly the same cards in each, making it difficult for players in many areas to collect complete sets. To correct this,
1542:. Of these, 46 are C2, meaning that they appear two times on the print sheet, and are thus twice as common as the other 29 C1 commons. Seven of the 114 uncommons are U2, and all other 107 uncommons are U1. Of the 121 rares, each is R1, making them all equally prevalent.
987:, which is also located in the caves. Mutual desire for the other's piece of the powerstone eventually leads them to turn the power of their stones onto each other. Attempting to end the duel, Tocasia puts herself into the middle, leading to her inadvertent death.
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Mountain cards printed. Another error, this time in printing, caused two different styles of generic mana symbols to be printed on some cards. Some copies of these cards feature a regular sized generic mana symbol, other copies have one that is smaller and darker.
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would not happen again. While initially largely ignored, the
Reserve List has since grown contentious as the price of various old cards protected by the Reserve List has continued to climb in the years since, with "players constantly calling for its abolishment".
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has said that he wishes the Reserve List had never been created, but Wizards of the Coast has elected to honor it because they didn't want to set a precedent that they broke their own promises. Wizards of the Coast stopped adding new cards to the Reserve List in
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introduces several mechanics and keywords to the game, most prominently the namesake mechanic of Legends: multicolored creatures of which there could only be one in play at a time. These were the first multicolored cards in the game. The expansion symbol for
1458:. This would later be further modified to only check uniqueness within each player's battlefield individually, rather than the game as a whole, and that if a second Legendary permanent would come into play, its controller can choose which one to keep.
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used the "cantrip" ability: a cantrip spell in the Ice Age block allowed a player to draw a card at the beginning of the next turn in addition to a normally minor spell effect. Later cantrips allowed a player to draw a card immediately.
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Tocasia's camp where the brothers made several inventions and discoveries, they explore the Caves of Koilos, a place filled with Thran artifacts. There the brothers each find one half of a powerstone that sealed the gate to the plane of
971:, appeared. It describes the events leading to the Thran-Phyrexian War and the conflict itself. The Thran are the civilization that created the powerstones that are the cause of the separation and ensuing conflict of Urza and Mishra.
1603:– Moat is a powerful enchantment that stops all non-Flying creatures from attacking, rendering them useless until an opponent can remove Moat itself. Moat was featured in one of the first true "control" decks of the game alongside
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from the first four expansion sets. This was due to company policy that stated that a card could not be reprinted in a white-bordered set without first appearing in a black-bordered set in that language. The Italian version of
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described it at the time as "easily the most complicated and best-looking of the expansions. The play value is high for the complexity, and the cards are very valuable for play. The flavor is probably the most cohesive since
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were released in 2001 and 2002. It follows the adventures of Hazezon Tamar who teams up with many other legends from the set such as Jedit Ojanen. The story takes place in the southern regions of Terisiare well after the
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is an eclipsed moon. It was released in 8-card booster packs, of which 2 cards were from the uncommon sheet and 6 cards from the common sheet; 43 uncommons were printed twice as often in the uncommon sheet as 35 rares.
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was held shortly after the release of the set, Wizards included a rule mandating that each deck had to have five cards from each legal expansion. This was widely perceived as forcing decks to include at least a few
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After the destruction of large amounts of the continent Terisiare during the Brothers' War, most nations turn heavily to religion and magic to help them cope with the coming ice age caused by the detonation of the
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sets to be black-bordered, except the Italian version, which would be white-bordered because every card in it had already been printed in Italian in a black-bordered set. However, Wizards of the Coast's licensee
1482:– An ability that took effect whenever said creature became blocked by more than one creature. Creatures with Rampage would get a bonus to their power and toughness for each creature blocking it beyond the first.
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when he returns, he is branded a heretic and burned at the stake as a martyr. Eventually, Jodah frees Lord Ith as Mairsil begins to lose his power, caused by the weakening of the land by the coming ice age.
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was the first set to include cards that required more than one color of mana to play. These cards were distinguished by a gold background and proved popular enough to be a common mechanic in later sets.
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The events surrounding the set begin many years after Feroz's death, when his ban begins to fade. The residents of Ulgrotha (now known to its inhabitants as the Homelands) are at war with one another.
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removed. However, one Mountain basic land card accidentally remained on the print sheet as a common, in a slot intended for a Desert card. Due to this oversight, the Mountain is now the most common
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expansion set, released in November 1994. Out of the set of 187 cards, 102 were functionally unique, with the remainder being variant illustrations of other cards in the set. The mechanics of
1844:, it did not introduce any new keywords, but did include a number of themes including sacrifice, Goblin tribal, and colors "hosing" themselves (flavored as betrayal). The expansion symbol for
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2944:, but it remains in force for some cards printed from 1993 to 1999. Once the Reserve List stopped being used for new sets, several other reprint sets have since been made that are similar to
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to its owner's hand. Because of its utility and power, Karakas is banned in the Commander format (also known as Elder Dragon Highlander) format where Legendary Creatures are much more common.
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used an artifact called the Apocalypse Chime, given to her by her master, to destroy all life and mana on Ulgrotha. The plane became a prime battleground for wizards, until the planeswalker
1496:, banding allowed multiple creatures to attack as a single unit, allowing the attacking player to decide how damage was distributed to his or her creatures, if the defending player blocked.
1043:– This was the first land that could turn into a creature. Its design had a strong impact on later lands that are able to become creatures (called "man lands"), leading to the design of the
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magazine, rating it an 8 out of 10 overall. Butcher comments that "players who want cheap 'killer cards' are going to be disappointed. Those who genuinely enjoy the game, though, will find
1016:, 29 are U3, meaning that they appear three times on the uncommon print sheet. 4 are U2, and the remaining 26 uncommons are U1. These are usually dubbed the rares of the set. Also the card
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runaway success, many of the printings of these early sets were too small to satisfy the rapidly growing fanbase. Cards from them became rare, hard to find, and expensive. It was not until
3291:– An artifact that was considered one of the more powerful cards in the set, as it allowed any color to remove creatures from play. It was reprinted as part of the "timeshifted" subset in
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are white-bordered, in accordance with the Wizards of the Coast policy of the time that black-bordered cards would only be reprinted with white borders. In addition, the game text on many
1882:, which has a black diagonal line through the text box as a result of a hair on the printing plate. Cards with artwork by Dennis Detwiler were inadvertently credited to Denise Detwiler.
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has a reputation for having a somewhat weak power level compared to earlier sets, and slowed the speed of the game down. Initial problems with powerful cards in earlier sets had led
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and eventually led to the banning of this card from all tournament formats as it was perceived to consume too much time in tournaments. In his article "The Making of Arabian Nights"
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backs when that game was manufactured at the same factory. These were distributed in Wyvern starters and have an exceptionally high value on the secondary market relative to other
1464:– Enchantments that enchanted the entire "world." These enchantments would have an effect that affected all players at the same time and were limited to only one in play at a time.
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thirteen years later saw little tournament play), it was memorably powerful at the time. The art of Juzám Djinn is also widely considered to be one of the most iconic of the early
3184:, each color had at least one legend, with some colors having as many as five (Black has Baron Sengir, Irini Sengir, Grandmother Sengir, Veldrane of Sengir and Ihsan's Shade).
1454:, respectively. When printed, if a second Legend would come into play, it would instead go to the graveyard; this would be modified many years later to "both are destroyed" in
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A number of Fallen Empires cards also made heavy usage of counters and tokens, leading the company to publish a sheet of cardboard counters in the game's companion magazine
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expansion set, released in June 1994. It was the first expansion set to be sold in packs of 15 (previous expansions had been sold in packs of 8). The set was designed by
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man lands. Along with Strip Mine and the Urzatron lands, Mishra's Factory is also the first non-basic land card with varying artwork (Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter).
570:) to use an explicit earthbound mythos for its background story, although many other sets are inspired or loosely flavored by real-earth cultures (e.g. Norse cultures in
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include a tribal subtheme and heavy use of counters and tokens. Thematically, the set experiments with conflict within the colors. The expansion symbol for the set is a
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as the first Airships are built by Johan who tried to conquer the entire continent. Many other legends of the set end up fighting Johan's army at the battle for Efrava.
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would adopt a new paradigm: "blocks" of expansion sets. Multiple expansions would all take place in the same setting, and progress a storyline. This was first seen with
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is a set of 92 cards. The smaller darker numbers in the casting cost are referred to as series (a) and the lighter and larger numbers are referred to as series (b).
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from their games. In his article, "The Making of Arabian Nights", Garfield cites this as his inspiration to "be more adventurous in creating mechanics and themes".
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2813:. They are C4, but each has four different artworks, so for collector's purposes they often counted as three C1 cards each. It is estimated that about 180 million
1522:– The ability of certain creatures to inflict poison, a separate kind of damage distinct from life total; ten poison counters causes the game to instantly be lost.
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into German, French and Italian markets. The German and French versions of the black-bordered set are the same, and contained all the cards that rotated into
2493:– For their mana efficiency, protection from respective colors and combat oriented abilities, these clerics were used in many successful decks of this period.
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with their own mechanical theme and setting; these new cards could be played on their own, or mixed in with decks created from cards in the base sets. With
3259:– A green legend, its untargetability made it a staple in many early green decks. It was the first creature printed to be untargetable as a static ability.
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revolves around artifacts. Only 35 of the 85 different cards are colored, the remaining 50 cards being artifacts and lands. The expansion symbol for
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quickly sold out in the hobby-gaming market, so both new and existing players had extremely limited access to cards from those sets at the time.
742:— Basic land. The Arabian Nights "mountain" was the only basic land card of the set printed, by mistake; no basic lands were meant to be printed.
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and putting short quotes from the book on the cards as flavor text the set originally had no own background story. In 1995–96 two comic books (
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for power level reasons. It became even stronger after the "mana burn" rule was removed from the game, which damaged players for unspent mana.
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as well, but instead of playtesting the set they managed only to submit some comments because their schedule was so tight. At that point in
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1694:) – These lands are considered among the weakest cards ever printed. They conditionally grant "Bands with Other Legends", and nothing else.
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introduce several important mechanics to the game and each pack of cards contained a rules card explaining the new mechanics and keywords.
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has decided never to reprint these, for concern of alienating collectors. On the other hand, the Mountain, accidentally not removed from
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who desire knowledge, and the Ancients, wizards who are prepared to be cruel to defend 'their' mysteries. A Tolgath planeswalker named
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succeeded in opening up the supply of notable cards to casual players, eliminating scarcity issues on cards from the earlier sets. For
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cards were sold in booster packs that contain eight cards, two from the uncommon sheet and six from the common sheet. Of the cards in
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managed to solve many of the printing errors that had plagued previous sets, although the expansion symbol was missing from the card
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was the first card to use what would eventually come to be called the Exile zone as a holding zone for cards temporarily out of play.
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5232:"And Then, An In-Depth Analysis Of The History Of Magic Rarity, Thus Providing More Background For Tony Sculimbrene's Arguments ("
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published seven expansion sets from 1993 to 1995, and one compilation set. These sets contained new cards that "expanded" on the
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balance team of the time de-powered much of the set, helping lead to the reputed low power level of the cards. When the first
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expansion set, released in October 1995. While a stand-alone set as far as its storyline, it was considered to be part of the
1958:"Sacrifice", where a player has to sacrifice something to gain the upper hand against an opponent, usually life or creatures.
1663:– At one point considered the best reusable creature kill spell ever, The Abyss locks out opposing creature decks efficiently.
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provided both Legendary Creatures and Legendary Lands, while Legendary Artifacts and Enchantments would not be printed until
2638:, released in July 1995. The set is one of two sets that have been sold in twelve-card booster packs, the other having been
712:, so that each set could stand on its own. After this idea was vetoed, City in a Bottle was an intended "safeguard" that if
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creator, acted as the sole designer for the set, and developed it in parallel with other teams working on what would become
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as "Magic's all-time design low". According to Rosewater, the set had been designed by friends of Wizards of the Coast CEO
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as Power Ten to include the card. Library of Alexandria is restricted in Vintage and not legal to play in any other format.
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is a well established principle, but in Vintage there are several ways to make use of cards discarded, especially with the
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The 140-card set introduced no new mechanics or keywords; however, it did use some of the mechanics previously unique to
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and recounted the aftermath of the events of that set. The 119-card expansion explored the darker sides of the colors of
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decks today due to its ability to provide its controller with a lot of mana quickly. Mishra's Workshop is banned from
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that Wizards of the Coast was able to print enough cards to meet demand; additionally, Wizards of the Coast published
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design as a set revolving around artifacts, it was largely the lands from the set that had most impact on the game.
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a valuable addition to their card collection." In an analysis of the quality of every set, Craig Jones described
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commons. As a result, it was printed somewhat more than the other uncommons, although still less than the commons.
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expansion to have cards of three explicit rarities: commons, uncommons, and rares. There are 75 common cards in
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is originally told through the flavor text of the cards in the set. It is given in full in the 1998 novel "
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first expansion around, but eventually decided to use a real-world mythos. Personally fascinated with the
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of a weak power level. Still, the set has its proponents, who note its strong flavor and good commons.
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was initially only told through the flavor texts of the cards. However, in 1999 the first novel in the
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was a groundbreaking set in terms of its impact on the game. In his article "It Happened One Nights",
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they are only 33% less common than U3 cards. Of the commons 9 are C5 and 16 are C4. Additionally the
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introduced no new mechanics. However, it did utilize several themes that would be used later on in
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cards ever printed. The restrictions on this creature make it unfeasible in almost every situation.
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co-founder Steve Conard and friend Robin Herbert in Canada before the game was initially released.
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has an ability that each player can activate. This theme was further explored with the Mongers in
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was one of the strongest Standard decks for more than a year. Urzatron lands are also used in
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rares from each set would never be reprinted. It was essentially a guarantee that a set like
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was the first set that made use of coin flips to introduce additional randomness to the game.
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allowed black to destroy black creatures (something Black had trouble doing before), while
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1984:"Cooperation of enemy colors", where cards interacted favorable with enemy colors such as
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did not have the printing errors and misleading artist credits that existed in preceding
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Tynes, John. "Back in style: Magic:the Gathering - Chronicles has some familiar faces".
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development, the role of expansions was relatively undefined, and Garfield intended for
225:, published in 1993. The set is composed entirely of new cards. The expansion symbol of
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5202:"What Is The Best/Worst Set In Magic: The Gathering's History? – By Craig "Prof" Jones"
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4712:"TheMisprintGuy Magic Oddica – Chapter III: Wyvern backed cards | Eternal Central"
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cards was updated to reflect then-current rules, rulings, and templating. For example,
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proved too divisive to a player, they had a card that could stop the entire expansion.
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to their decks at tournaments such as the first Pro Tour New York in February, 1996.
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Waterman, Paul (February 1995). "Oops: the definitive guide to Magic misprints".
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is the oldest expansion to have been printed in a foreign language; the Italian
479:– The concept of the ability that would become Lifelink was first introduced on
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sets. The problem of poor collation persisted, though, which had also troubled
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instructed players to place "chips" on the card to mark its status, while the
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wedding ring (Serra would appear briefly in the novelization of a later set,
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2077:– This zero cost card can completely remove a graveyard. It is thus a useful
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with some of the characters and places coming directly from these tales. The
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Black: The Order of the Ebon Hand faces a rebellion by its enslaved Thrulls.
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decks have been built around the mana acceleration that this card provides.
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was the last set produced only in English, although the two previous sets,
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came out, but this restriction was quickly modified to merely one in play.
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was misprinted, omitting the leading ligature character because the chosen
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set to have the story dictate most of the design of the cards in the set.
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White: Icatia and its Order of Leitbur face zealots of the Farrelite Cult.
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to be 350–375 million cards, compared to 75 million for its predecessor,
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cards to bear a purple and gold back that would allow players to exclude
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which was printed not only in Italian, but also in German and French.
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quickly made it to the lists of restricted cards. Unlike today, even
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is second in fraction of cards reprinted in an expansion set only to
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stands out as being one of the only two card sets primarily based on
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decks for years. For some time Vintage players even referred to the
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enabled players to gain control of their opponent's permanents, but
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block for tournament legality purposes until the announcement of
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detailed among others the following innovations or expansions on
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also provides the flavor text for most of the cards in the set.
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4385:. Academy of Adventure Gaming Arts & Design. Archived from
4248:"Wizards of the Coast announces its Legends exchange program".
3851:. New York, NY, USA: Thunder's Mouth Press. 1996. p. 122.
2844:) had different cards, because Wizards of the Coast's licensee
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Red: An unnamed Dwarven Kingdom is overrun by Goblins and Orcs.
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design team, composed of Jim Lin, Chris Page, Dave Pettey, and
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where the effect is considered slightly undercosted at 2 mana.
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instead contained the cards rotated into 4th Edition from the
1991:"Self-hosing", where cards were good against their own color.
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sets, especially the payment of life to activate abilities.
4306:"18000 Words: The 100 Worst Magic Cards of All Time (20-1)"
3965:"Makers of 'Magic: The Gathering' Game Remove Racist Cards"
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introduced a tribal theme that would later be revisited in
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arrives, he tries to manipulate the boy to take him there.
616:— This card was long considered to be the best creature in
4532:"Anmeldelser og den korte nyhedsliste | Article | RPGGeek"
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sets have a background story, it is rather unusual for a
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Magic: The Gathering expansion sets released in 1993–1995
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menace; the elves of the forest struggle to contain the
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Scrye Collectible Card Game Checklist & Price Guide
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used "counters" instead, as had become standard usage.
2379:, had already been produced in Italian. Its successor,
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to give the set its own storyline, taking place on the
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Due to a printing error, a small number of cards from
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was printed as a Sorcery instead of as an Enchantment.
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card. Wizards noted that there were just under 31,000
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Player response against the proposed new back caused
298:, was called upon to become the development team for
5112:"Aaron's Random Card Comment of the Day #9, 10/8/10"
4271:"Aaron's Random Card Comment of the Day #5, 10/1/10"
4095:"Dominarian History 101: Introduction To Magic Lore"
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had a misplaced gray dot background for a mana cost.
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3108:The set takes place in a plane known as Ulgrotha.
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122:92 cards (78 unique: 27 commons and 51 uncommons)
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4407:Burke, Scott M. (1994), "Magic: The Gathering",
3448:The Complete Encyclopedia of Magic The Gathering
1077:play, but the card is not restricted in Vintage.
240:is inspired by the themes and characters of the
5181:Butcher, Andy (January 1996). "Games Reviews".
2749:at the time, such as the Elder Dragon Legends,
2725:frequent sources of player complaints, such as
2284:takes place on the continent of Sarpadia after
1615:– This card is less powerful than the original
938:, and the circle around the activation cost of
839:, Jim Lin, Dave Petty, Joe Mick, and Chris Page
6253:Destroy All Humans. They Can't Be Regenerated.
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2534:was the beginning of the "block" paradigm for
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1121:decks that aim to assemble Tron quickly using
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4994:"Twenty Things That Were Going to Kill Magic"
4800:Wylie, Tom. "Chronicles functional changes".
3150:started design as a story first". While most
596:— The effect to create subgames is unique in
5081:"Homelands: The Making of a Magic Expansion"
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2900:ended up printing the only foreign-language
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5314:Official set sites at Wizards of the Coast
4506:"Exclusive MOR Preview: Vengeful Firebrand"
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3768:Page, Chris (May 1996), "Card Spotlight",
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2999:115 cards, 140 including different artwork
2506:(Danish) (Issue 6 - January/February 1995)
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5279:Lin, Jim. "The power of Fallen Empires".
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2273:. This expansion is easily my favorite."
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1874:Misprints for this set include the card
604:called Shahrazad his favorite card from
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2644:. The set remains somewhat unusual, as
920:design the original game. Mechanically
802:100 cards (41 commons and 59 uncommons)
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5079:Ferris, Christopher (22 August 2011).
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4363:from the original on February 15, 2017
4333:. Wizards of the Coast. Archived from
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392:Even when separated from its place as
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4931:"What the heck is Renaissance anyway"
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1069:– The Workshop is a mainstay of many
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4580:"Whatever Happened to Barry's Land?"
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4101:from the original on 9 December 2010
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3749:from the original on 15 January 2010
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2761:, and the three "Urza's Lands" from
2189:, Jim Lin, Dave Petty and Chris Page
1339:was released in 1995, shortly after
505:Richard Garfield considered several
258:real-world fiction (the other being
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5060:from the original on April 25, 2018
5030:from the original on April 25, 2018
5000:from the original on April 29, 2017
4970:from the original on April 29, 2017
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4308:. StarCityGames. 13 February 2004.
3693:from the original on 4 October 2016
3461:Williams, J. Patrick (2007-05-02),
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676:— The Library has been a staple of
522:mythos, and inspired by the recent
24:
5792:Compilation, reprint, and box sets
5706:Adventures in the Forgotten Realms
5272:
5110:Forsythe, Aaron (8 October 2010).
4489:Searle, Michael (September 1995),
4357:"Absurd or Ridiculous? You Decide"
4269:Forsythe, Aaron (1 October 2010).
3952:
3909:. deckcheck.net. 27 January 2010.
3322:(Danish) (Issue 11 - Dec/Jan 1995)
3248:
3031:Jim Lin, Chris Page, Dave Pettey,
2448:
2385:, was available in six languages.
2007:
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1243:, Jim Lin, Chris Page, Dave Pettey
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564:is one of the two sets (the other
164:Jim Lin, Chris Page, Dave Pettey,
25:
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6233:Strixhaven: A Curriculum of Chaos
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5262:"Anmeldelser | Article | RPGGeek"
5199:
4847:"Inaugural Tournament (Pro Tour)"
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4504:Hayashi, Riki (14 January 2008).
3193:ignoring their weak power level;
2634:was the first compilation set of
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897:. It was the first set to have a
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18:Chronicles (Magic: The Gathering)
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6266:
4688:. 13 August 2003. Archived from
4355:Gottlieb, Mark (March 6, 2002).
4093:Torres, Jeff (6 December 2010).
4014:from the original on 2009-06-29.
3377:"Gatecrashing the Party, Part 2"
3023:Scott Hungerford and Kyle Namvar
2976:
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1828:was the fourth expansion set of
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1133:to quickly cast threats such as
905:that explores the mythos of the
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4646:"The Expanding Worlds of Magic"
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4508:. tcgplayer.com. Archived from
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3629:. 8 August 2002. Archived from
3555:. 5 August 2002. Archived from
3477:from the original on 2013-12-02
3146:Director of R&D, "it seems
1871:was also published in Italian.
1588:The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale
425:Opponent-activated abilities –
243:Thousand and One Arabian Nights
6219:Guildmasters' Guide to Ravnica
4879:. Crystal Keep. Archived from
4553:. Crystal Keep. Archived from
4428:. Crystal Keep. Archived from
4383:"Origins Award Winners (1994)"
4031:. Crystal Keep. Archived from
3932:Tom LaPille (August 7, 2009).
3814:"The Making of Arabian Nights"
3743:"25 Random Things about Magic"
3590:"The Making of Arabian Nights"
3545:
3522:Elias, Skaff (9 August 2002).
3515:
3346:. Crystal Keep. Archived from
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1356:This set had a few misprints:
1232:Steve Conard and Robin Herbert
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608:also due to its unique effect.
13:
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6313:Card games introduced in 1995
6308:Card games introduced in 1994
6303:Card games introduced in 1993
4779:Tynes, John (May–June 1995).
4057:Elias, Skaff (8 March 2002).
3875:LaPille, Tom (26 June 2009).
3727:. No. 4. pp. 85–86.
3418:Miller, John Jackson (2001),
3326:
3142:According to Aaron Forsythe,
2908:printing with black borders.
2549:
1554:some of the weakest cards in
1049:man lands and eventually the
3934:"Meet the Exiled: Daily MTG"
3313:
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1558:as well as the most potent.
1487:Banding and Bands With Other
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978:takes place on the plane of
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422:explored this theme further.
414:Stealing opponent's cards –
7:
5766:Outlaws of Thunder Junction
5701:Strixhaven: School of Mages
4806:. Vol. 2, no. 4.
3962:Ziobro, Paul (2020-06-11).
3659:. July 2002. Archived from
3553:"The almost different back"
3137:
2765:. Tournament players added
2357:announced the print run of
2150:(counting distinct artwork)
2146:(functionally different) /
1717:
1712:Best Game Accessory of 1994
1575:, this card is a staple of
1567:– Better than the original
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519:One Thousand and One Nights
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6074:Duels of the Planeswalkers
5776:Duskmourn: House of Horror
4902:"Ask Wizards - April 2002"
4411:, vol. 2, p. 68.
3772:, no. #10, p. 13
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914:University of Pennsylvania
30:The collectible card game
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6226:Mythic Odysseys of Theros
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5686:Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths
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4258:. Summer 1994. p. 6.
4008:"Arabian Nights Mountain"
3653:"Official Reprint Policy"
3507:Wakefield, Jamie (1997),
3320:Rollespilsmagasinet Fønix
3046:
3038:
3027:
3019:
3011:
3003:
2995:
2987:
2975:
2911:
2904:that was ever released—a
2797:Printing and distribution
2603:
2595:
2583:
2575:
2563:
2504:Rollespilsmagasinet Fønix
2338:Printing and distribution
2324:revolt. The storyline of
2209:
2201:
2193:
2182:
2170:
2162:
2154:
2140:
2132:
2118:
2100:Rollespilsmagasinet Fønix
1840:. Unlike its predecessor
1799:
1791:
1783:
1773:
1769:Sacrifice, Tribal, Poison
1765:
1757:
1749:
1741:
1729:
1619:, but it is still strong.
1263:
1255:
1247:
1236:
1228:
1216:
1206:
1198:
1190:
1182:
1161:
1004:
859:
851:
843:
832:
822:
814:
806:
798:
790:
776:
730:and is included with the
636:encyclopedia (along with
387:
187:
179:
171:
160:
150:
142:
134:
126:
118:
110:
5711:Innistrad: Midnight Hunt
4781:"Welcome to the Ice Age"
4221:"The History of Legends"
4191:"The History of Legends"
4059:"Legendary Difficulties"
3788:"It Happened One Nights"
3524:"Better Late Than Never"
2755:Sol'Kanar the Swamp King
2591:(counting diff. artwork)
2176:"Tribal" creature types,
1915:In the aftermath of the
1761:63,000,000 or 75,000,000
1109:formats. Most notably a
726:, especially during the
492:Exile zone as a Limbo –
328:
5761:Murders at Karlov Manor
4331:"Skulls and Crossbones"
3971:The Wall Street Journal
3446:Moursund, Beth (2002),
2678:base set. The cards in
1977:boosted Goblins, while
1676:Adventurers' Guildhouse
1637:Emrakul, the Aeons Torn
756:and is included in the
666:Ravnica: City of Guilds
438:Lands with abilities –
5756:Lost Caverns of Ixalan
5726:Streets of New Capenna
5721:Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty
5716:Innistrad: Crimson Vow
5636:Shadows over Innistrad
4964:"Reexamining Reprints"
4743:. Wizards of the Coast
4737:"Fallen Empire tokens"
4455:"Looking Back, Part 1"
3225:Andy Butcher reviewed
2490:Order of the Ebon Hand
1633:Iona, Shield of Emeria
1410:, and sometime before
1386:The text for the card
574:, African cultures in
567:Portal: Three Kingdoms
546:And Then There Was One
5052:(February 16, 2014).
4824:. Blog.MTGPrice.com.
3241:as "the worst set in
2817:cards were produced.
1456:Champions of Kamigawa
1451:Champions of Kamigawa
1367:The name of the card
1220:Legendary permanents,
1107:Standard and Extended
1058:Oath of the Gatewatch
720:Stone-Throwing Devils
673:Library of Alexandria
465:made use of these on
261:Portal Three Kingdoms
6118:Magic: The Gathering
5967:Wizards of the Coast
5883:Professional players
5872:Wizards Play Network
5746:March of the Machine
5404:Magic: The Gathering
5302:Wizards of the Coast
5287:Wizards of the Coast
5153:Wizards of the Coast
5116:Wizards of the Coast
5091:on 16 September 2011
5085:Wizards of the Coast
4935:Wizards of the Coast
4906:Wizards of the Coast
4808:Wizards of the Coast
4692:on 14 September 2011
4686:Wizards of the Coast
4656:Wizards of the Coast
4617:Wizards of the Coast
4584:Wizards of the Coast
4275:Wizards of the Coast
4256:Wizards of the Coast
4195:Wizards of the Coast
4189:(24 December 2002).
4129:Wizards of the Coast
4063:Wizards of the Coast
3907:"Mana Ichorid Decks"
3881:Wizards of the Coast
3877:"Crafting a Vintage"
3818:MAGIC: THE GATHERING
3741:(16 February 2009).
3687:Wizards of the Coast
3657:Wizards of the Coast
3627:Wizards of the Coast
3594:Wizards of the Coast
3528:Wizards of the Coast
3381:Wizards of the Coast
3081:Magic: The Gathering
2848:had already printed
2636:Magic: The Gathering
2528:Magic: The Gathering
2355:Wizards of the Coast
2328:is continued in the
2242:Magic: The Gathering
1986:Elves of Deep Shadow
1830:Magic: The Gathering
1579:decks and banned in
1300:Wizards of the Coast
1296:Magic: The Gathering
945:Wizards of the Coast
892:Magic: The Gathering
752:and the holy war of
630:Wizards of the Coast
578:, Eastern Europe in
368:outside a base set.
358:Wizards of the Coast
322:Wizards of the Coast
220:Magic: The Gathering
34:Magic: The Gathering
5681:Theros Beyond Death
5631:Battle for Zendikar
5022:(January 7, 2017).
4578:(9 February 2009).
4135:on 12 February 2010
4123:(8 February 2010).
2972:
2560:
2115:
1960:Blood of the Martyr
1726:
1684:Mountain Stronghold
1641:Mangara of Corondor
1158:
773:
558:Rabiah the Infinite
548:) were produced by
396:s first expansion,
107:
5947:World Championship
5908:Friday Night Magic
5676:Throne of Eldraine
5666:Ravnica Allegiance
4992:(August 5, 2013).
4662:on 25 January 2010
4125:"All Together Now"
3887:on 14 January 2010
3683:"Arabian rarities"
3663:on 21 January 2010
2968:
2554:
2392:were printed with
2111:
2034:Blistering Firecat
1901:The Gathering Dark
1722:
1680:Cathedral of Serra
1210:Bands with other,
1154:
1096:Urza's Power Plant
769:
103:
6280:
6279:
6126:Magic Workstation
6031:
6030:
5955:
5954:
5860:
5859:
5751:Wilds of Eldraine
5661:Guilds of Ravnica
5616:Return to Ravnica
5606:Scars of Mirrodin
5304:. pp. 10–11.
5289:. pp. 18–19.
5236:starcitygames.com
5187:Future Publishing
5159:on 8 October 2009
5149:"On Tour, Part 1"
4962:(March 2, 2002).
4912:on 3 January 2011
4849:. Angelfire.com.
4642:Garfield, Richard
4512:on 3 January 2010
4432:on 3 January 2010
4097:. puremotgo.com.
4035:on 3 January 2010
3786:(5 August 2002).
3689:. 7 August 2002.
3588:(5 August 2002).
3586:Garfield, Richard
3350:on 3 January 2010
3093:in October 2005.
3072:
3071:
3068:
3067:
2982:Globe of Ulgrotha
2941:Mercadian Masques
2787:Fountain of Youth
2759:Dakkon Blackblade
2627:
2626:
2623:
2622:
2286:the Brothers' War
2233:
2232:
2229:
2228:
2003:were more direct.
1979:Tivadar's Crusade
1890:The storyline of
1821:
1820:
1817:
1816:
1674:"Banding lands" (
1379:representing the
1287:
1286:
1283:
1282:
1066:Mishra's Workshop
1019:Tawnos's Weaponry
961:The Brothers' War
955:The storyline of
940:Tawnos's Weaponry
883:
882:
879:
878:
653:Bazaar of Baghdad
453:Cumulative upkeep
432:Mercadian Masques
211:
210:
207:
206:
16:(Redirected from
6320:
6270:
6269:
6213:Campaign setting
5993:Richard Garfield
5978:
5977:
5896:
5895:
5731:Dominaria United
5671:War of the Spark
5478:
5477:
5396:
5389:
5382:
5373:
5372:
5305:
5290:
5266:
5265:
5258:
5252:
5251:
5249:
5247:
5238:. Archived from
5227:
5221:
5220:
5218:
5217:
5208:. Archived from
5197:
5191:
5190:
5178:
5169:
5168:
5166:
5164:
5155:. Archived from
5147:(26 July 2004).
5141:
5132:
5131:
5129:
5127:
5107:
5101:
5100:
5098:
5096:
5087:. Archived from
5076:
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4947:
4946:
4937:. Archived from
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4714:. Archived from
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4678:
4672:
4671:
4669:
4667:
4658:. Archived from
4638:
4632:
4631:
4629:
4628:
4619:. Archived from
4613:"Fallen Empires"
4609:
4600:
4599:
4597:
4595:
4586:. Archived from
4572:
4566:
4565:
4563:
4562:
4551:"Fallen Empires"
4547:
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4208:
4206:
4201:on 15 April 2012
4197:. Archived from
4183:
4177:
4176:
4174:
4173:
4164:. Archived from
4154:
4145:
4144:
4142:
4140:
4131:. Archived from
4117:
4111:
4110:
4108:
4106:
4090:
4079:
4078:
4076:
4074:
4065:. Archived from
4054:
4045:
4044:
4042:
4040:
4025:
4016:
4015:
4004:
3998:
3997:
3995:
3994:
3967:
3959:
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3949:
3947:
3945:
3940:on 8 August 2011
3936:. Archived from
3929:
3923:
3922:
3920:
3918:
3903:
3897:
3896:
3894:
3892:
3883:. Archived from
3872:
3863:
3862:
3845:
3834:
3833:
3831:
3829:
3810:
3804:
3803:
3801:
3799:
3790:. Archived from
3780:
3774:
3773:
3765:
3759:
3758:
3756:
3754:
3735:
3729:
3728:
3718:
3703:
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3698:
3679:
3673:
3672:
3670:
3668:
3649:
3643:
3642:
3640:
3638:
3623:"(a) versus (b)"
3619:
3610:
3609:
3607:
3605:
3600:on 24 April 2010
3596:. Archived from
3582:
3569:
3568:
3566:
3564:
3549:
3543:
3542:
3540:
3539:
3530:. Archived from
3519:
3513:
3512:
3504:
3485:
3484:
3483:
3482:
3476:
3469:
3458:
3452:
3451:
3443:
3424:
3423:
3415:
3396:
3395:
3393:
3392:
3383:. Archived from
3373:
3360:
3359:
3357:
3355:
3344:"Arabian Nights"
3340:
3277:Ancestral Recall
3165:. Most notably,
3079:was the seventh
3048:
2980:
2973:
2967:
2605:
2568:
2561:
2553:
2484:Order of Leitbur
2296:are attacked by
2266:Richard Garfield
2211:
2194:Development code
2174:Creature tokens,
2123:
2116:
2110:
1964:Brothers of Fire
1925:Golgothian Sylex
1801:
1784:Development code
1734:
1727:
1721:
1369:Ærathi Berserker
1362:All Hallow's Eve
1265:
1248:Development code
1224:Multicolor cards
1222:Enchant Worlds,
1166:
1159:
1153:
1040:Mishra's Factory
993:Golgothian Sylex
918:Richard Garfield
916:that had helped
861:
844:Development code
828:artifact effects
781:
774:
768:
705:City in a Bottle
602:Richard Garfield
542:A Time to Gather
515:
485:
308:
272:Richard Garfield
189:
172:Development code
155:Richard Garfield
108:
102:
51:
21:
6328:
6327:
6323:
6322:
6321:
6319:
6318:
6317:
6283:
6282:
6281:
6276:
6258:
6240:
6191:
6152:
6027:
5976:
5951:
5894:
5856:
5832:Masters Edition
5780:
5691:Zendikar Rising
5626:Khans of Tarkir
5509:
5489:Limited Edition
5467:
5407:
5400:
5312:
5275:
5273:Further reading
5270:
5269:
5260:
5259:
5255:
5245:
5243:
5230:Ben Bleiweiss.
5228:
5224:
5215:
5213:
5198:
5194:
5179:
5172:
5162:
5160:
5145:Rosewater, Mark
5142:
5135:
5125:
5123:
5108:
5104:
5094:
5092:
5077:
5073:
5063:
5061:
5050:Rosewater, Mark
5047:
5043:
5033:
5031:
5020:Rosewater, Mark
5017:
5013:
5003:
5001:
4990:Rosewater, Mark
4987:
4983:
4973:
4971:
4957:
4953:
4944:
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4929:
4928:
4924:
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4675:
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4663:
4639:
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4611:
4610:
4603:
4593:
4591:
4590:on 29 June 2011
4576:Rosewater, Mark
4573:
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4138:
4136:
4121:Rosewater, Mark
4118:
4114:
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4102:
4091:
4082:
4072:
4070:
4069:on 29 June 2011
4055:
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4019:
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3992:
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3859:
3847:
3846:
3837:
3827:
3825:
3812:
3811:
3807:
3797:
3795:
3784:Rosewater, Mark
3781:
3777:
3766:
3762:
3752:
3750:
3739:Rosewater, Mark
3736:
3732:
3719:
3706:
3696:
3694:
3681:
3680:
3676:
3666:
3664:
3651:
3650:
3646:
3636:
3634:
3621:
3620:
3613:
3603:
3601:
3583:
3572:
3562:
3560:
3559:on 27 July 2009
3551:
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3388:
3375:
3374:
3363:
3353:
3351:
3342:
3341:
3334:
3329:
3316:
3288:Serrated Arrows
3272:Merchant Scroll
3251:
3190:
3140:
3106:
2983:
2966:
2957:Eternal Masters
2914:
2823:
2799:
2783:Divine Offering
2590:
2588:
2571:
2552:
2519:
2513:
2500:
2456:Hymn to Tourach
2451:
2408:
2340:
2304:; the Vodalian
2279:
2177:
2175:
2158:350–375 million
2149:
2147:
2145:
2128:
2109:
2096:
2010:
1981:destroyed them.
1945:
1888:
1737:
1720:
1701:
1688:Seafarer's Quay
1612:Chain Lightning
1548:
1529:
1422:
1397:
1350:Revised Edition
1223:
1221:
1211:
1178:
1152:
1142:Wurmcoil Engine
1028:
1007:
953:
827:
786:
767:
645:Balduvian Horde
588:
513:
503:
483:
473:, respectively.
427:Ifh-Bíff Efreet
390:
331:
306:
236:The setting of
101:
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23:
22:
15:
12:
11:
5:
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6005:
6003:Mark Rosewater
6000:
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5990:
5984:
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5975:
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5969:
5963:
5961:
5957:
5956:
5953:
5952:
5950:
5949:
5944:
5943:
5942:
5940:List of events
5932:
5927:
5922:
5921:
5920:
5918:List of events
5910:
5904:
5902:
5900:Organized Play
5893:
5892:
5891:
5890:
5880:
5875:
5874:(formerly DCI)
5868:
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5862:
5861:
5858:
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5459:
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5448:
5446:Card advantage
5443:
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5888:Hall of Fame
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6165:The Duelist
6037:Video games
6013:Tom LaPille
6008:James Wyatt
5865:Tournaments
5771:Bloomburrow
5581:Time Spiral
5505:Foundations
5456:Black Lotus
5359:Renaissance
5327:Antiquities
5297:The Duelist
5282:The Duelist
5163:17 December
5126:25 February
5064:January 19,
5034:January 19,
5004:January 19,
4974:January 19,
4803:The Duelist
4747:17 December
4696:22 December
4666:21 December
4651:The Duelist
4594:26 February
4516:16 December
4459:wizards.com
4436:16 December
4367:January 19,
4251:The Duelist
4205:26 February
4105:19 December
4073:26 February
4039:16 December
3944:19 December
3770:The Duelist
3354:16 December
3294:Time Spiral
3128:Urza's Saga
3033:Skaff Elias
2898:Hobby Japan
2886:Antiquities
2874:Antiquities
2846:Stratelibri
2838:Renaissance
2833:4th Edition
2828:Renaissance
2821:Renaissance
2811:Antiquities
2763:Antiquities
2743:Maze of Ith
2735:Nether Void
2710:Antiquities
2698:reprint of
2654:Antiquities
2442:The Duelist
2290:Antiquities
2255:Similar to
2222:4th Edition
2187:Skaff Elias
2062:Maze of Ith
2056:– Although
2053:Maze of Ith
2001:Hidden Path
1929:Barl's Cage
1834:Antiquities
1745:August 1994
1605:Serra Angel
1327:Antiquities
1241:Skaff Elias
1090:Urza's Mine
1032:Antiquities
1014:Antiquities
1010:Antiquities
998:Urza's Saga
976:Antiquities
957:Antiquities
932:Antiquities
926:Antiquities
922:Antiquities
887:Antiquities
847:Antiquities
837:Skaff Elias
771:Antiquities
765:Antiquities
639:Black Lotus
613:Juzám Djinn
530:Neil Gaiman
507:mythologies
410:mechanics:
354:Antiquities
296:Skaff Elias
201:Antiquities
166:Skaff Elias
6287:Categories
6203:Multiverse
6046:Apprentice
5852:Conspiracy
5837:Planechase
5591:Shadowmoor
5451:Power Nine
5441:Deck types
5355:Chronicles
5216:2021-06-29
5054:"Blogatog"
5024:"Blogatog"
4945:2009-10-17
4916:2009-10-17
4887:2009-10-17
4857:2009-10-17
4832:2013-10-29
4722:2014-03-30
4627:2009-10-19
4561:2009-10-19
4426:"The Dark"
4393:2007-09-18
4341:2011-09-08
4316:2010-09-19
4231:2010-10-25
4172:2009-12-16
4139:9 February
3993:2024-07-28
3917:27 January
3891:27 January
3798:26 January
3667:26 January
3637:26 January
3604:26 January
3563:26 January
3538:2009-10-16
3481:2013-08-11
3391:2013-01-28
3327:References
3245:history."
3054:Chronicles
3028:Developers
2946:Chronicles
2926:Chronicles
2917:Chronicles
2902:Chronicles
2893:Chronicles
2878:Chronicles
2815:Chronicles
2806:Chronicles
2802:Chronicles
2767:Chronicles
2727:Mana Drain
2722:Chronicles
2696:Chronicles
2684:Chronicles
2680:Chronicles
2670:Chronicles
2666:Chronicles
2646:Chronicles
2631:Chronicles
2587:116 cards/
2557:Chronicles
2550:Chronicles
2467:– Various
2045:Blood Moon
1997:Water Wurm
1906:Jeff Grubb
1861:L'Oscurità
1564:Mana Drain
1468:Multicolor
1341:L'Oscurità
1237:Developers
1202:35,000,000
1111:combo deck
965:Jeff Grubb
901:unique to
826:Artifacts,
810:15,000,000
794:March 1994
682:Power Nine
161:Developers
62:Chronicles
6157:Magazines
5930:Nationals
5847:Commander
5842:Archenemy
5656:Dominaria
5611:Innistrad
5561:Onslaught
5521:1993–1995
5514:Expansion
5500:2009–2015
5495:1993–2007
5429:Sideboard
5366:Homelands
5095:22 August
4158:"Legends"
3988:781541372
3980:1042-9840
3239:Homelands
3235:Homelands
3227:Homelands
3220:Homelands
3203:Homelands
3188:Reception
3182:Homelands
3174:Homelands
3167:Homelands
3148:Homelands
3110:Homelands
3104:Storyline
3097:Homelands
3076:Homelands
3061:Alliances
3020:Designers
3012:Mechanics
2970:Homelands
2964:Homelands
2933:designer
2880:from the
2769:reprints
2731:The Abyss
2641:Alliances
2617:Homelands
2589:125 cards
2579:July 1995
2540:Alliances
2538:, as the
2464:High Tide
2416:Onslaught
2406:Mechanics
2308:face the
2277:Storyline
2183:Designers
2171:Mechanics
2155:Print run
2148:187 cards
2144:102 cards
1943:Mechanics
1886:Storyline
1880:Runesword
1774:Designers
1766:Mechanics
1758:Print run
1753:119 cards
1699:Reception
1660:The Abyss
1512:Old Fogey
1420:Mechanics
1395:Storyline
1375:lacked a
1360:The card
1343:(Italian
1229:Designers
1217:Mechanics
1199:Print run
1194:310 cards
1186:June 1994
1052:Worldwake
980:Dominaria
951:Storyline
899:backstory
833:Designers
823:Mechanics
807:Print run
593:Shahrazad
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528:comic by
509:to build
501:Storyline
494:Oubliette
487:El-Hajjâj
195:Unlimited
151:Designers
143:Mechanics
130:5,000,000
127:Print run
78:Alliances
67:In 1995,
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6272:Category
5935:Pro Tour
5825:Unfinity
5820:Unstable
5815:Unhinged
5806:Un-sets
5696:Kaldheim
5646:Amonkhet
5641:Kaladesh
5601:Zendikar
5571:Kamigawa
5566:Mirrodin
5551:Invasion
5424:Keywords
5412:Gameplay
5341:The Dark
5246:25 April
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3007:None new
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2906:Japanese
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138:None new
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6111:Legends
6023:Artists
5960:Company
5925:Masters
5810:Unglued
5802:Starter
5576:Ravnica
5556:Odyssey
5546:Masques
5526:Ice Age
5463:Finance
5436:Formats
5334:Legends
4786:Pyramid
4285:2 March
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3243:Magic's
3178:Ice Age
3163:Ice Age
3086:Ice Age
2858:Legends
2714:Legends
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2532:Ice Age
2523:Ice Age
2511:Ice Age
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2373:Legends
2331:Ice Age
2318:Thallid
2310:homarid
2306:merfolk
2302:goblins
2294:dwarves
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1898:cycle,
1896:Ice Age
1869:Legends
1842:Legends
1806:Legends
1704:Legends
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1593:Legends
1577:Vintage
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1498:Legends
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1472:Legends
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572:Ice Age
525:Sandman
467:Cyclone
458:Ice Age
292:Ice Age
281:Ice Age
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6208:Novels
6133:Online
6121:(1997)
5981:People
5972:Hasbro
5797:Portal
5651:Ixalan
5621:Theros
5586:Lorwyn
5531:Mirage
5183:Arcane
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6102:2015
6095:2014
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5481:Core
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