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2222:Video games
2198:Tom LaPille
2193:James Wyatt
2050:Tournaments
1956:Bloomburrow
1766:Time Spiral
1690:Foundations
1641:Black Lotus
1522:The Duelist
1512:The Duelist
1503:The Duelist
1494:The Duelist
1476:The Duelist
1441:The Duelist
1408:The Duelist
1335:The Duelist
1151:January 28,
1084:Backstab #2
841:Time Spiral
793:5th Edition
665:Set history
337:5th Edition
280:Mirage, Jr.
2472:Categories
2388:Multiverse
2231:Apprentice
2037:Conspiracy
2022:Planechase
1776:Shadowmoor
1636:Power Nine
1626:Deck types
1279:January 8,
1089:References
868:cards for
778:MTG Online
774:MTG Online
659:Apocalypse
517:Rath Block
435:Mochalatte
388:Thran Tome
360:Rath Block
187:Rath Block
2342:Magazines
2115:Nationals
2032:Commander
2027:Archenemy
1841:Dominaria
1796:Innistrad
1746:Onslaught
1706:1993–1995
1699:Expansion
1685:2009–2015
1680:1993–2007
1614:Sideboard
1062:John Avon
930:Although
895:Onslaught
878:Mechanics
570:continent
564:Storyline
424:Mechanics
397:June 1997
269:Designers
261:Mechanics
216:Zhalfirin
157:Alliances
94:Designers
86:Mechanics
49:palm tree
2457:Category
2120:Pro Tour
2010:Unfinity
2005:Unstable
2000:Unhinged
1991:Un-sets
1881:Kaldheim
1831:Amonkhet
1826:Kaladesh
1786:Zendikar
1756:Kamigawa
1751:Mirrodin
1736:Invasion
1609:Keywords
1597:Gameplay
1038:Null Rod
1029:include
1010:include
973:include
958:Coldsnap
910:keywords
889:Invasion
769:Invasion
728:Pro Tour
416:Keywords
394:Released
253:Keywords
231:Released
219:Triangle
78:Keywords
56:Released
2332:Tactics
2296:Legends
2208:Artists
2145:Company
2110:Masters
1995:Unglued
1987:Starter
1761:Ravnica
1741:Odyssey
1731:Masques
1711:Ice Age
1648:Finance
1621:Formats
1551:Visions
1079:Reviews
1054:Wizards
1008:Visions
925:Visions
921:Visions
917:Visions
898:block,
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853:Wizards
846:Visions
836:Visions
829:Visions
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817:Visions
813:Visions
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799:Visions
788:cards.
705:African
677:Ice Age
605:Tempest
585:Visions
554:Visions
494:Tempest
463:Visions
309:Visions
202:Visions
164:Visions
135:Visions
18:Jamuraa
2393:Novels
2318:Online
2306:(1997)
2166:People
2157:Hasbro
1982:Portal
1836:Ixalan
1806:Theros
1771:Lorwyn
1716:Mirage
1543:Mirage
1073:Mirage
1050:Mirage
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780:, all
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670:Mirage
625:Magic'
601:Magic'
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487:Portal
458:Mirage
331:Mirage
303:Mirage
129:Mirage
35:Mirage
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2252:Duels
2238:Arena
1970:Other
1781:Alara
1604:Rules
1058:Magic
988:Flash
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786:Magic
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647:Magic
639:Magic
607:set.
2287:2015
2280:2014
2273:2013
2266:2012
1726:Urza
1721:Rath
1666:Core
1658:Sets
1281:2012
1187:2011
1153:2013
1123:2010
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1048:For
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615:The
556:and
408:Size
401:MTGO
245:Size
238:MTGO
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223:War
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