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Gathering Multiverse Gift Box released months before
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Regeneration) and a 2/1 power/toughness at a casting cost of only two mana.
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expansions and began the concept of "block rotation".
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2339:The Duelist
2211:Video games
2187:Tom LaPille
2182:James Wyatt
2039:Tournaments
1945:Bloomburrow
1755:Time Spiral
1679:Foundations
1630:Black Lotus
1511:The Duelist
1501:The Duelist
1492:The Duelist
1483:The Duelist
1465:The Duelist
1430:The Duelist
1397:The Duelist
1324:The Duelist
1140:January 28,
1073:Backstab #2
830:Time Spiral
782:5th Edition
654:Set history
326:5th Edition
269:Mirage, Jr.
2461:Categories
2377:Multiverse
2220:Apprentice
2026:Conspiracy
2011:Planechase
1765:Shadowmoor
1625:Power Nine
1615:Deck types
1268:January 8,
1078:References
857:cards for
767:MTG Online
763:MTG Online
648:Apocalypse
506:Rath Block
424:Mochalatte
377:Thran Tome
349:Rath Block
176:Rath Block
2331:Magazines
2104:Nationals
2021:Commander
2016:Archenemy
1830:Dominaria
1785:Innistrad
1735:Onslaught
1695:1993–1995
1688:Expansion
1674:2009–2015
1669:1993–2007
1603:Sideboard
1051:John Avon
919:Although
884:Onslaught
867:Mechanics
559:continent
553:Storyline
413:Mechanics
386:June 1997
258:Designers
250:Mechanics
205:Zhalfirin
146:Alliances
83:Designers
75:Mechanics
38:palm tree
2446:Category
2109:Pro Tour
1999:Unfinity
1994:Unstable
1989:Unhinged
1980:Un-sets
1870:Kaldheim
1820:Amonkhet
1815:Kaladesh
1775:Zendikar
1745:Kamigawa
1740:Mirrodin
1725:Invasion
1598:Keywords
1586:Gameplay
1027:Null Rod
1018:include
999:include
962:include
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899:keywords
878:Invasion
758:Invasion
717:Pro Tour
405:Keywords
383:Released
242:Keywords
220:Released
208:Triangle
67:Keywords
45:Released
2321:Tactics
2285:Legends
2197:Artists
2134:Company
2099:Masters
1984:Unglued
1976:Starter
1750:Ravnica
1730:Odyssey
1720:Masques
1700:Ice Age
1637:Finance
1610:Formats
1540:Visions
1068:Reviews
1043:Wizards
997:Visions
914:Visions
910:Visions
906:Visions
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881:block,
855:Visions
842:Wizards
835:Visions
825:Visions
818:Visions
811:Visions
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802:Visions
794:Visions
788:Visions
777:cards.
694:African
666:Ice Age
594:Tempest
574:Visions
543:Visions
483:Tempest
452:Visions
298:Visions
191:Visions
153:Visions
124:Visions
2382:Novels
2307:Online
2295:(1997)
2155:People
2146:Hasbro
1971:Portal
1825:Ixalan
1795:Theros
1760:Lorwyn
1705:Mirage
1532:Mirage
1062:Mirage
1039:Mirage
986:, and
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769:, all
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687:Mirage
679:Mirage
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659:Mirage
614:Magic'
590:Magic'
563:Africa
539:Mirage
520:Mirage
476:Portal
447:Mirage
320:Mirage
292:Mirage
118:Mirage
24:Mirage
2353:Scrye
2241:Duels
2227:Arena
1959:Other
1770:Alara
1593:Rules
1047:Magic
977:Flash
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736:Magic
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663:Like
636:Magic
628:Magic
596:set.
2276:2015
2269:2014
2262:2013
2255:2012
1715:Urza
1710:Rath
1655:Core
1647:Sets
1270:2012
1176:2011
1142:2013
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397:Size
390:MTGO
234:Size
227:MTGO
59:Size
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277:VIS
212:War
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