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Magic code names: The importance of calling expansion decks something else for awhile
Since 1996, Magic: The Gathering expansions have always been called something different during planning, design, and development.
Magic History: Taking a look back at 'Mercadian Masques'
Magic Untapped takes a look back at Mercadian Masques, the first set after what was considered by many to be the most broken Magic: The Gathering block ever.
Magic History: Taking a look back at 'Urza's Destiny'
Magic Untapped takes a few minutes to look back at Urza's Destiny, the final entry into Magic: The Gathering's iconic Urza's block.
Before they were famous: Looking back at the first appearances of popular ‘Magic’ characters
Magic Untapped looks back at where some of the most iconic characters in Magic: The Gathering made their debut. The results may surprise you!
Magic History: Taking a look back at 'Urza's Legacy'
Magic Untapped takes a few minutes to look back at Urza's Legacy, the second set in what is considered by most to be the most broken Magic: The Gathering set ever printed.
The rarest misprints: The story of Summer Magic and the Blue Hurricane
Back in 1994, Magic went out to destroy some of the most poorly printed cards in company history. They succeeded. Mostly.
Lemur vs. Lemure: The story of one of the biggest art mistakes in Magic History
In 1995, Ice Age designers expected a scary ghost. They got something a bit more cuddly instead.
Magic History: Taking a look back at 'Urza's Saga'
Magic Untapped takes a few minutes to look back at Urza's Saga, the firstnset in what is considered by most to be the most broken Magic: The Gathering set ever printed.
Before they were famous: Looking back at the first appearances of popular ‘Magic’ characters
Magic Untapped looks back at where some of the most iconic characters in Magic: The Gathering made their debut. The results may surprise you!
Magic History: Taking a look back at 'Exodus'
Magic Untapped takes a few minutes to look back at Exodus, the final set in the block known as "The Rath Cycle."