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Magic Untapped's articles about the Magic: The Gathering collectible card game.
Cynthia Williams, previously with Microsoft, appointed to lead Wizards of the Coast and digital gaming business.
The long-time Magic: The Gathering card, Crusade, went from one of the most sought after cards to being totally banned. This is its journey.
Magic Untapped speaks with yet another legendary Magic artist, Ralph Horsley.
Mark Rosewater on how Planeswalkers came from an abandoned Richard Garfield designed card type.
Did you know these 10 cool facts and trivia tidbits about some of the Magic: The Gathering cards you might have in your collection right now?
Wizards of the Coast has pushed back the release date of its upcoming set, Unfinity, until the latter-half of 2022.
In 1998, Mark Rosewater tried his hand at illustrating a Magic: The Gathering card. Tried.
In 2021, a well known Magic: The Gathering artist faced a rather embarrassing plagiarism scandal.
Wizards of the Coast president and chief operating officer, Chris Cocks, to take over as Hasbro CEO in late February.
A 12-card set came out for Magic: The Gathering in the late '90s, but good luck getting your (literal) hands on them.
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There are only a handful of cards in Magic: The Gathering that have the power to stop all cards from certain expansion.
Magic: The Gathering's earliest days had some pretty crazy cards. Take Raging River for example...
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Magic Untapped chats with Oathbreaker co-founder Jason Egginton about what's in store for the format in 2022.
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