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The impending release of the Magic: The Gathering x Final Fantasy collection on June 13 is rapidly approaching, and the team at Wizards of the Coast has been slowly trickling out new cards daily in the run-up

Golgari Charm Heroic Intervention Infuse with Vitality Mausoleum Secrets Not Dead After All Obscuring Haze Putrefy Return to Action Supernatural Stamina Undying Malice Sorceries (15) Buried Alive Casualties of War Coiling Rebirth Command the Dreadhorde Culling Ritual Diabolic Tutor Evil Reawakened Regrowth Rise of the Witch-king Sam's Desperate Rescue Splendid Reclamation The Final Days Traverse the Ulvenwald Unearth Zombify Enchantments (5) Greater Good Insidious Roots Journey to Eternity // Atzal, Cave of Eternity Kenrith's Transformation Virtue of Strength // Garenbrig Growth Artifacts (6) Arcane Signet Commander's Sphere Golgari Signet Talisman of Resilience Trailblazer's Boots Zephyr Boots Lands (37) Blooming Marsh Festering Gulch Forest x11 Golgari Guildgate Golgari Rot Farm Haunted Mire Hissing Quagmire Jungle Hollow Necroblossom Snarl Swamp x11 Tainted Wood Temple of Malady Temple of the False God Twilight Mire Viridescent Bog Woodland Cemetery Woodland Chasm This deck is weighted heavily towards recursion because opponents know a card called Ragnarok is going to be powerful

History Early reprint policy Before the establishment of the Reserved List, Wizards attempted to maintain collector value by using the card's border color to differentiate between original printings and reprints
The companys new trading card game is almost here, and it wants to compete with the likes of Magic: The Gathering