Answer to yesterday's #mtgtrivia question:
Double-faced cards were inspired by the double-faced cards in Duel Masters, a TCG we make for the Japanese market.
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@maro254.bsky.socialAnswer to yesterday's #mtgtrivia question:
Double-faced cards were inspired by the double-faced cards in Duel Masters, a TCG we make for the Japanese market.
@maro254.bsky.socialToday's #mtgtrivia question:
Innistrad's double-faced cards were inspired by double-faced cards in what other card game?
@maro254.bsky.socialAnswer to yesterday's #mtgtrivia question:
Innistrad was moved to the first set of the block to be closer to Halloween.
@maro254.bsky.socialToday's #mtgtrivia question:
Originally, Innistrad was going to be the third set in the block, a large set on a new plane with new mechanics. Why did it get moved from the third set in the block to the first set?
@maro254.bsky.socialAnswer to yesterday's #mtgtrivia question:
There was only one non-watermarked card, Karn Liberated. We decided Karn, being an outsider wasn't on either side of the conflict.
@maro254.bsky.socialToday’s #mtgtrivia question:
Not counting basic lands, how many cards in New Phyrexia have neither a Mirran or Phyrexian watermark?
@maro254.bsky.socialAnswer to previous #mtgtrivia question:
15. New Phyrexia had 170 cards while Mirrodin Besieged only had 155 (which was the norm for small sets at the time).