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Magic Untapped's articles about the Magic: The Gathering collectible card game.
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).
Out of all the MTG rarities, there is only one that is truly special.
Hasbro, parent company of Magic: The Gathering maker Wizards of the Coast, unveils plans for a global price hike.
In 2017, Aether Revolt nearly had a very unique type of counter.
Digitally-exclusive Magic: The Gathering cards are coming to Arena, but it isn't the first time WotC has done it.
Wizards of the Coast has suspended the card Brainstorm in Magic: The Gathering - Arena's Historic format.
Longtime comic, D&D, and Magic: The Gathering artist Carl Critchlow answers some questions about his artwork and his inspirations.
Kithkin technically spent only about a year being a part of Magic: The Gathering, but it's kind of a crazy story how they even became a thing in the first place.
For a time, Magic: The Gathering cards were named for people associated with the game (in anagram form).
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The beta will live on as a free game, but not for much longer.
We're only a month away from the release of Magic: The Gathering's first-ever Dungeons & Dragons crossover set. Here's what we know so far.
For much of the Magic: The Gathering's history, players had no idea what one of the game's biggest villains actually looked like.