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** Wizards of the Coast kept the final set of the ''Scars of Mirrodin'' block a mystery for a time, saying it would be either New Phyrexia or Mirrodin Pure, depending on which side won the war. Eventually it was revealed to be New Phyrexia. This surprised precisely no one, but for the portion player base who liked Mirrodin and disliked Phyrexia, we can only wonder what the set could have been like.
*** Unfortunately for them, recent articles about the development process reveal that the last set never could have been Mirrodin Pure to begin with—the block was originally going to start with New Phyrexia and go from there! That only changed when they decided it would be more interesting to show the process of Mirrodin gradually being corrupted into New Phyrexia.
* Did you know that there was an attempt to make ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'' into a card game, before the popular CCG we know and love, today? [http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Bandai Bandai's version of Duel Monsters] was simplistic, if crammed with [[
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