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Tales of Middle-earth Bundles Coming to MTG Arena

Get the low down on all the swag coming to MTG Arena alongside The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth!

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Pride Playmat Kickstarter Launched by Original Magic Art

Original Magic Art is offering extended art, stitched-edge playmats from last year’s Pride Across the Multiverse Secret Lair drop.

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Welcome to The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-Earth, Magic’s Take on the Tolkien Classic

All of your favorite characters from The Lord of the Rings are now on Magic cards!

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Hit Point Press Launches Frameamajigs Kickstarter

Frameamajigs are frames to display your collectable cards on the wall.

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Fable of the Mirror-Breaker, Reckoner Bankbuster, and Invoke Despair Banned in Standard

All three cards have been Standard staples since they were printed as a part of Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty in February 2022.

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MTG Arena Announcements: Steam-Powered Magic

MTG Arena arrives on Steam tomorrow, May 23!

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Magic Will Move to Once-a-Year Banned and Restricted Updates, Plus Emergency Updates with Each New Set

Wizards will be moving to a one-yearly scheduled Banned and Restricted update, with mini-updates possible three weeks after each new set.

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MTG Arena Announcements: Tournament Grinders Get Ready

The next Arena Open and Arena Championship 3 are just around the corner!

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Major Changes Coming To Standard’s Banned And Restricted Schedule

As Standard move to a three-year rotation cycle, Wizards of the Coast will begin scheduling Banned and Restricted updates ahead of time.

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Post-Crisis: Private Industry, Product Protection, Pinkerton and Wizards of the Coast

A detailed and factual summary of the events and allegations surrounding Wizards of the Coast’s re-acquisition of leaked product.

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Magic’s Standard Format Will Move to a 3-Year Rotation Cycle in the Fall

Standard has used a two-year rotation cycle since its inception in 1995—though this isn’t the first time Wizards has tried to make a change.