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Magic Untapped's articles about the Magic: The Gathering collectible card game.
The powerful card from the Mystical Archive is too powerful even for Historic.
In 2002, a pro player ate his hat after another player scored a major victory.
Modern Horizons 2 developer Michael Majors talks with Magic Untapped about the upcoming, highly anticipated Magic: The Gathering set.
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.
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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.
In the late 1990s, Wizards of the Coast had their own gaming center, complete with restaurant.
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