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In the late 90s, a string of cards had one of the more unusual running gags in Magic history.
Hasbro's Wizards of the Coast division makes up roughly 70% of the company's value, according to a filing by asset management firm Alta Fox.
In 2003, a rare card from Tempest was reprinted as an even more rare foil, limited-run, promotional card. High secondary market value ensued.
For more than a decade, artist Adam Paquette has made art for more than 100 Magic: The Gathering cards and participated in a Q&A with Magic Untapped about it all.
One card in the Stranger Things Secret Lair needed a change after a problematic letter issue.
Wizards of the Coast says supply chain issues are hampering the launch of the upcoming set, Streets of New Capenna.
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Back in 2019 Magic gave the rare ruling of removing someone from the Magic Hall of Fame for cheating.
All dual lands seem to come with a heavy price for using them. Well, not all.
Magic Untapped talks to artist and former Magic: The Gathering Art Director Matt Wilson.
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Wizards of the Coast shows off Secret Lair x Street Fighter, a Magic: The Gathering/Street Fighter crossover.
In 1999, Magic: The Gathering made a major move into the Asian market and proceeding to create some pricey, very rare cards along the way.
In 1997, a Magic: The Gathering pro tour stop was decided not by gameplay, but by an unfortunate technicality.
Vocaloid Hatsune Miku sings "Connected" by Mwk in celebration of the upcoming launch of Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty.
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