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MTG Murders at Karlov Manor almost had a card that was a Magic: The Gathering version of the Mystery Machine from Scooby Doo, the game's head designer Mark Rosewater has revealed, in his latest Making Magic article on January 29
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Because of the way the packs are ordered, if you just opened and rummaged around you'd see the big splashy rare and follow it up with three less impressive commons, which just isn't fun