Magic: The Gathering Removes Racist Cards From the Game in First Step to Correcting Core Issues Zaiem Beg delivered a powerful callout of Magic: The Gathering publisher Wizards of the Coast and their lack of diversity in the creative parts of their team, how they have treated potential Black employees, and just a number of problematic issues that come from a company that is overwhelmingly white
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Play it, and Wish will allow you to play any card you own from outside the game during the current turn
Marcy: A really interesting mulligan-ish effect for the fact that you have a card that is effectively very bad to have in your hand early on