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Magic Untapped's articles about the Magic: The Gathering collectible card game.
The CEO had stepped down for medical leave two days prior.
In 1995, the Ice Age card Chub Toad saw print. It was an in-joke and ended up with a sequel 26 years later.
In the first Magic: The Gathering expansion, there was a card so crazy that it was eventually banned in practically every format.
Wizards of the Coast lists release dates for Innistrad: Double Feature and Commander Collection: Black.
In 2014, Wizards of the Coast gave down one of their strangest bans in history (and, no, it wasn't a card).
The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale has seen as resurgence in recent years. There's a reason for that.
Magic Untapped interviews Scottish Magic: The Gathering artist Paul Scott Canavan.
Every Magic card has a story, so let's look into one of the Power Nine: Ancestral Recall.
Magic: The Gathering has had many imitators over the years. And one of the first was a one-off parody in the late 1990s.
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Wizards of the Coast unveils a number of new products coming to Magic: The Gathering in 2022.
Wizards of the Coast unveils 2022's premier set release schedule for Magic: The Gathering.
Back in 1994, Legends nearly introduced a handful of real-life people and characters with cards of their own. One actually made it to print.
In the mid-1990s, playing Magic: The Gathering was a bit of a gamble (literally).
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