Wizards says that the series is a love letter for its fans and is built from the ground up to be a home for the stranger, more experimental, more unexpected cards that we think some players will love but dont fit into our sets and other products. Heggen said that Wizards is working with street artists, comic book artists, traditional Magic artists working with very non-traditional art briefs, album cover designers, and on and on and on, in order to push the envelope of Magic art
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