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Its only new card is Self-Destruct, which gives an amusing way to get extra value from a Screaming Nemesis or Heartfire Hero

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There was still plenty of fun to be had with Planar Chaos design, from the playtests where every card was a reprint in a new color to the many offsites at Mark's house where we lounged around, browsing through Magic Encyclopedias and throwing out idea after idea about cards that would be exciting to bring back in a new color

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Trading cards were released for fans in December 1998, and apparently, theyre just as beloved today as they were then