Worldwake Spoilers and Set Information
Worldwake is a small set in the original Zendikar block, released in early February 2010 following the successful Zendikar set.
Read moreWorldwake is a small set in the original Zendikar block, released in early February 2010 following the successful Zendikar set.
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Read moreDragon’s Maze, the bookend expansion of the Return to Ravnica block, is one of the most mechanic-extensive sets in MTG’s history. Cramming so much stuff in a single set may have been a bit too much, but on the other hand, that makes...
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