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A few decades ago, a decision by small miniature company led to one of the top Wizards of the Coast executives.
Back in 2011, a small artwork change had a pretty big effect on a specific card from Innistrad.
Thassa's Oracle has been banned in Historic on MTGA.
For a few years, the U.S. military had an entire Magic: The Gathering league all to themselves.
In 2002, five cards from Ice Age were translated into Japanese several years after being initially printed.
Take a look at all the plans in store for the next few months.
Wizards of the Coast is delaying the prerelease and launch of Modern Horizons 2 and Dungeons & Dragons: Adventures in the Forgotten Realms.
Wizards of the Coast confirms that sanctioned in-store Magic: The Gathering play will resume in late May.
One Northern California Boy Scout is tapping into the "Magic" for his Eagle Scout project with uncounterable results.
Magic: The Gathering artist Seb McKinnon answers questions about himself, his artwork, collaborations with fellow artist Rebecca Guay, and other projects.
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In the late 1990s, Wizards of the Coast had their own gaming center, complete with restaurant.
In 2000, Wizards of the Coast followed up their successful Asian land card promo with a European sequel.
Wizards of the Coast's popular Magic: The Gathering - Arena launches for iOS and additional Android devices March 25.
PC gamers can now download and play Magic: Legends, the new Magic: The Gathering MMO from Cryptic Games in open beta.
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