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Magic Untapped's articles about the Magic: The Gathering collectible card game.
In the late 1990s, Magic: The Gathering landed in the Asian marketplace in a creative and visually stunning way.
In the mid-1990s, Magic: The Gathering nearly had some extremely shiny cards (and we don't mean foils).
WotC's Nelson Brown confirms that Magic's third-party IP cards will be legal in eternal formats such as Legacy.
Wizards of the Coast unveils Universes Beyond, a new brand within Magic: The Gathering to showcase non-MTG IPs.
Longtime Magic: The Gathering artist Ryan Yee participates in a Q&A with Magic Untapped.
You're a wizard, yo! Wizards of the Coast details Strixhaven: School of Mages.
In the early days of Magic: The Gathering, there was a curious running gag that kept popping in each year before finally becoming a reality years later.
Take a look at what you'll be able to play with this March.
"We plan to ban Uro, Titan of Nature's Wrath," says Wizards of the Coast.
For a few years, Magic: The Gathering VHS tapes were one of the few ways most players could see some of the big tournaments.
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As it turns out, Magic: the Gathering's name was saved by thanks to U.S. Copyright law.
In the mid-1990s, Wizards of the Coast experimented a new type of Magic: The Gathering card (well, sort of).
Magic Untapped chats with longtime Magic: The Gathering artist Ron Spencer
Every once in a while, WotC needs to invoke their style of a recall.