There also exists a Japanese version which has been distributed in one of the Wizards of the Coast redemption programs. Originally, the card was announced with a print run of 10,000 and was supposed to be available exclusively for attendants of the convention, but due to complaints about the limited availability and to stem price gouging, the print run was increased, and the card was additionally distributed in issue #3 of the The Duelist magazine and in issue #4 of the The Duelist Companion magazine. The card was sent in October 1994, along with a certificate of authenticity. In July 1994, visitors were given a postcard voucher which could be mailed in and redeemed for a Nalathni Dragon promotional card. Main article: 30th Anniversary promo Premium Event cards Dragon Con ĭragon Con is a famous convention in Atlanta, Georgia, USA for fans of fantasy, science-fiction, and horror genres. For his second marriage, he created Phoenix Heart. He later created a card to celebrate each of the births of his children ( Splendid Genesis and Fraternal Exaltation). There are nine copies of this card in existence. Richard Garfield created a card called Proposal for his marriage proposal to Lily Wu. Celebration cards Richard Garfield cards
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Prairie Stream, Sunken Hollow, Smoldering Marsh, Cinder Glade, and Canopy Vista, using normal card frame but Masterpiece Series art. If a player participated in six events during this window of time, they received a special Battle land promo card. According to the letter included with them, they were intended to settle a dispute between Wizards of the Coast and the Judge community.īetween February 13 and April 16, 2017, shops could run a series of fun Standard. In August 2014, a cycle of foil full-art basic lands illustrated by Terese Nielsen were announced. This program was discontinued as of April 30, 2012. Later MPS promos featured setting-specific alternate art basic lands themed to the plane of that year's expansion. It debuted in 2006 with Ravnica-themed, foil basic lands displaying the names and symbols of the guilds. The Magic Premiere Shop program, or MPS, was a promotional program to promote and encourage increased play in the Japanese Magic community. Guru lands have their own set symbol ( ). Since then, the Guru lands are now quite collectible, with the most valuable, Island, being worth over $400 as of February 2017. The Guru program was discontinued on February 27, 2001. The lands show five stages of a "double eclipse." Wizards of the Coast kept a record which lands had been rewarded to ensure that after 50 Guru points each Guru had a complete set of Guru lands.Įach of the Guru lands were illustrated by Terese Nielsen. For every 10 Guru points, the Guru received one randomly chosen Guru land and one booster of the latest expert-level Magic set. The Guru program was initiated by Wizards to promote Magic more effectively. The artwork features scenes from around the Asia-Pacific region. These packs were given to purchasers of boxes of Tempest boosters. The cards were available in three packs: red, blue, and clear. The following is a list of various promotional cards:ĪPAC (Asia-Pacific) lands are alternate art basic lands that were available to people living in the Asia-Pacific region. They can be obtained through giveaways, redemption programs or other such non-traditional sources. Promotional cards or promos are Magic cards that are not normally found in regular sets. 9.3 Wizards of the Coast online store cards.6.4 Dengeki-Maoh magazine and comic inserts.3.9 San Diego Comic-Con "black-on-black" cards.
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