Well, maybe some are lamenting not being able to keep up with the pace of set releases (understandably so)
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Wizards of the Coast recently announced that Magic: The Gathering Arena players will be able to claim free codes for each of the five different lands featuring artwork by iconic American landscape painter Bob Ross
Weve seen a lot of creatures like this in the past, and theyre not usually anything amazing, though their ability to grow throughout the game is nice, and they do eventually become a problem for your opponent
Word then spread within the gaming community, warranting rereleases and expansion sets, such as the 1993 Arabian Nights set and the 1994 Antiquities set
Theyre also notable for not selling any of MTGs competitors like Yu-Gi-Oh!, Flesh and Blood, etc
