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Picking up where Magic: The Gathering: Official Encyclopedia left off,Volume 2 features over 1,300 card images in full color.This officialbook pictures every card released by Wizards of the Coast sinceSeptember 1996, features a history and settingfor each expansion,and commentary on each set's impact on Magic's game play.A must forall players and collectors. ... Read more

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magic the gathering volume 2
though i dont have this book my friends say its an excellent book and I've seen it for my self and it is definatly a must buy

One from the master himself
Richard Garfield is the creator of Magic The Gathering card game. This book gives the reader an in-depth look into the game and shows the beautiful illustration that each card contains. This is a must have for allplayers and collectors of the card game.

Not as good as the first one but still good!
If you are a mtg collector, you definitely need this book.Although it is much "thinner" than Volume 1 but it's still a must for any serious mtg collector

I Love this book!
I collect the cards and I don't know how I would have known if they were rare or common cards if I hadn't found this book. It's the best!

This Book is so Good, It makes magic much funner
It so good it has tempted me to buy alot of Magic cards ... Read more

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Fifty Years Under the Stars! The Most Unique Outdoor Theatre in America by Holly Henson. 1999 paperback published by Media Ink. Illustrated with black-and-white photographs. Tells the story of the Pioneer Playhouse in Danville, Kentucky. ... Read more