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Magic Untapped's articles about the Magic: The Gathering collectible card game.
It's a literal rarity that Wizards of the Coast decides to introduce just a single copy of Magic: The Gathering card. The next one is coming soon.
Hasbro, Inc., Tuesday was honored by Points of Light, the world’s largest nonprofit dedicated to accelerating people-powered change, as a 2023 honoree of The Civic 50, recognizing the top community-minded companies in the U.S.
In Magic: The Gathering, some mechanics can be rather unpopular and still wind up coming back.
The U.S. Commerce Department says hobby spending is down more than five percent year-over and local hobby stores are feeling the pressure.
Magic: The Gathering characters don't usually have overly long one-word names. Of course, there's always an exception.
Hasbro reports first quarter 2023 financial results as Magic: The Gathering revenue continues to grow.
Mirrodin Pure was an expansion that never happened, save for a single card.
There is only one two-time Magic World Championship winner - and he managed to win twice in a row.
It takes a lot to be the oddest card of an odd expansion, but here's Winter Sky
Oathbreaker is the newest official format for Magic: The Gathering.
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Wizards of the Coast has recently recognized Oathbreaker as an official casual format. Here're the decks we're playing right now.
Way back in Alliances, there was a card that had introduced a strange, new creature type to Magic: The Gathering (only for it to never be used again).
Misprints aren't terribly common in Magic: The Gathering, but they still happen from time to time.
Sometimes a card type just doesn't work in Magic: The Gathering. The game's cycle of lace cards were among of them.
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