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Archenemy

Battle Royal

You'll need every facet of your personality to survive a Battle Royale. game. Diplomat. Comedian. Traitor. The Battle Royale box set brings all of the maneuvering and outright conniving of multiplayer play straight to your gaming table. Four perfectly balanced decks specifically designed for multiplayer games. Countless ways to win. Or lose. Battle Royale - All at once. Once and for all.

Beatdown

Get ready for a beating! The Beatdown Gift Box for Magic: The Gathering is here, and it is ONE BAD-ASS SET. Don't believe us? Take it up with creatures like Mahamoti Djinn, Erhnam Djinn, and Sengir Vampire. It's BIGGER, too. Bigger creatures. Bigger combat. Bigger hurt! Grab a friend and tear them apart. ("Get well" card not included.) Play with pain. Deliver a Beatdown.

Chronicles

Released in July 1995, this 125-card set was created in an effort to satisfy players' demand for out-of-print cards. Over half of the cards were from Legends;, but the set also included cards from Arabian Nights;, Antiquities;, and The Dark;.

Duel Deck Ajani vs Nicol Bolas

Duel Decks: Divine vs Demonic

Duel Decks: Elspeth vs. Tezzeret

Duel Decks: Elves vs Goblins

Duel Decks: Garruk vs. Liliana

Duel Decks: Jace vs Chandra

Duel Decks: Knights vs Dragons

Duel Decks: Phyrexia vs. the Coalition

Duels of the Planeswalkers

From the Vault: Dragons

From the Vault: Exiled

From the Vault: Legends

From the Vault: Relics

Jace vs Chandra Japanese

Planechase

Portal 1

Portal and Portal The Second Age where the first two releases of the Magic: The Gathering introductory level game set. The latest release of this product is now called Starter.

Portal 3 Kingdoms

Portal Three Kingdoms is a starter-level Magic product based on the famous Chinese epic of the Three Kingdoms. It contains 180 cards depicting the events and characters of the Three Kingdoms story. Renowned Chinese artists have created illustrations for the entire set.

Portal Second Age

Portal and Portal The Second Age where the first two releases of the Magic: The Gathering introductory level game set. The latest release of this product is now called Starter.

Premium Deck: Fire & Lightning

Premium Deck Series: Slivers

Starter 1999

If you are a new Magic: The Gathering trading card game player, then the action starts here. In this intense game of strategy, players command powerful creatures as they do battle to reduce each other's score from 20 to 0. Each player uses a unique deck of cards designed with plenty of strategic game play options. You choose how to battle, but don't underestimate the luck of the draw!

Unglued

Serious Fun for Eggspert Players! The new Unglued supplement for the Magic: The Gathering; TCG takes a humorous look at serious competition. But don't let that fool you. A no-holds-barred look at the Magic TCG, black-bordered and highly collectible land cards, Chicken cards, plus a ton of contests and special events equals serious Unglued fun. Make sure you're in on the joke.

Unhinged

After ten years. Wait, make that thousands of years, the war between the donkeys and the monkeys has escalated to the point where, um, where parrots have turned carnviorous and pigs are forced to wear togas. You see, there's war and chaos and fighting. Lots of fighting. Let's see... oh, there's five factions that have evolved as the chaotic war wages on. We haven't been to this plane before and who knows when we're coming back, so I'm not sure what impact it has with the larger Magic story. I'm sure some object in the world is a piece of Karn somehow. Who am I kidding? There's probably like five of you still reading. Look, I'll be honest with you. Unhinged has no story. There's no novel forthcoming. Nothing has any logic to it. There's no point to anything. It's just funny. It's unlike any Magic expansion you've ever played. Well, except Unglued. It's a lot like Unglued. But bigger. And weirder. And funnier.

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