Finally, an article about the "stages of design", Mark Rosewater's breakdown of the history of Magic design. This one doesn't have new content, but was spun out from an existing article that had gotten too large. mtg.wiki/page/Stages_...

Max Sjöblom, Finnish pro player and National Champion. mtg.wiki/page/Max_Sj%...

Erkki Siira, two-time runner-up at the Finnish National Championships. mtg.wiki/page/Erkki_S...

Thomas Preyer, Austrian pro player and National Champion. mtg.wiki/page/Thomas_...

Tuomo Nieminen, Finnish pro player and National Champion. mtg.wiki/page/Tuomo_N...

Benedikt Klauser, Austrian pro player and two-time National Champion. mtg.wiki/page/Benedik...

Arto Hiltunen, Finnish pro player and two-time National Champion. mtg.wiki/page/Arto_Hi...

Sami Häggkvist, a pro player who represented Finland at the World Championships five times between 2007 and 2017. mtg.wiki/page/Sami_H%...

Austrian National Championships, held 1995–2011 and 2017–2018. mtg.wiki/page/Austria...

Finnish National Championships, held 1995–2011 and 2017–2018. mtg.wiki/page/Finnish...

I hope this has been an interesting behind-the-scenes look at the work of editing a fan wiki. #MagicTheGathering is constantly innovating, which means that (in addition to just staying on top of all the new releases) we're always adapting our processes to better serve the player base.

Finally, Spider-Man generated a healthy dose of critical and community backlash. The Reception section of our Spider-Man article attempts to document the controversy from an impartial point of view. mtg.wiki/page/Marvel%...

Through the Omenpaths isn't the only novelty to come out of Spider-Man. The set also introduced us to Pick-Two Draft, a four-player Booster Draft variant. You can read about it here: mtg.wiki/page/Pick-Tw...

Redirect pages are super useful here. If you search for enweb, origin, or Terminus—terms exclusive to Through the Omenpaths and not covered by the Comprehensive Rules—you'll still be directed to the appropriate article. mtg.wiki/page/Terminus

How to handle renamed mechanics? We decided to title each article using the Spider-Man mechanic name, but it wasn't a no-brainer: check the revision history of Web-slinging, and you'll see that it used to be called Enweb. Editor consensus changes—such is the way of the wiki. mtg.wiki/page/Web-sli...

Spider-Man is the first major Universes Beyond set not released digitally. In its place is Through the Omenpaths, an in-Multiverse re-flavoring.

We opted to treat Spider-Man as the baseline or "original" set, with the TTO article mostly documenting the differences. mtg.wiki/page/Through...

In the meantime, the getindie.wiki browser extension can improve your personal search experience. It changes search results to prioritize independent wikis, including mtg.wiki.

Fandom has the right to host their fork of the wiki. We're working to improve our search engine results, but it's a slow process; the most important thing anyone can do is use the new mtg.wiki site—bookmark it, link to it, contribute, tell all your friends—while letting the old site collect dust.

Last but not least, #5: Production. From the color pie to print sheets to Wizards of the Coast itself, read all about the process of designing and creating new Magic sets.

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