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For five years, Magic: the Gathering had an official magazine before the internet killed the periodical star.
Ikoria might be delayed, but additional announcements were also made to help ease Magic players' pain.
Wizards of the Coast suspends all sanctioned play of paper Magic. What does this mean for game stores, and the game itself?
Back in 1994, Magic went out to destroy some of the most poorly printed cards in company history. They succeeded. Mostly.
Magic Untapped has a chat with artist Randy "RK" Post about his longtime Magic artistry career.
Wizards of the Coast unveils Signature Spellbook: Chandra and a Secret Lair full of the Zendikar fetchlands.
In 1995, Ice Age designers expected a scary ghost. They got something a bit more cuddly instead.
Wizards of the Coast makes Banned & Restricted list changes that affect Legacy, Modern, Brawl, and Historic.
Prominent Magic: The Gathering cosplayers Kensadi and Old Man Urza talk with Magic Untapped about the do's and don'ts when interacting with cosplayers.
See what's coming to Arena in March and beyond.
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The upcoming Magic: The Gathering: Legends art book will showcase high-quality reproductions of the most iconic card illustrations from across the CCG’s history.
In 1995, a short lived card games held a huge surprise for Magic: the Gathering collectors.
Wizards of the Coast continues its cross-brand partnership this June when Dungeons & Dragons explores the Magic: The Gathering plane of Theros.
Take a look at the Magic-based arcade game that nearly came out in the 90's.
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