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No More MSRP For Magic: The Gathering

The image showcases the "Magic: The Gathering" logo, prominently featuring a stylized red flame icon with "MAGIC" in bold letters above "THE GATHERING." Set against a dark background, this branding remains iconic even as enthusiasts note the changes like the absence of MSRP in product releases.

I know we don’t usually cover Magic: The Gathering or other CCGs/LCGs here on TGN, but when the story is this big, it’s worth mentioning.

Wizards of the Coast has decided that they will no longer have an MSRP for Magic: The Gathering cards.

From the announcement:

Starting with War of the Spark and moving forward, Wizards of the Coast will no longer be giving Magic products manufacturer’s suggested retail prices, or MSRPs.

We’re making this change to streamline our communications around new products. MSRPs are not favored in many parts of the world, which led to some confusion among our global player base. As Magic becomes more and more global, it makes less and less sense to suggest a retail price.

Don’t worry—this isn’t some big disruption to our products or the company. We believe the elimination of MSRP will simply help us communicate better to our players and the places where those players shop.

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