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Spellfire:
Master the
Magic is an out-of-print
collectible card game (CCG)
created by TSR, Inc. and
based on
their po****r
Dungeons &
Dragons role playing...
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Spellfire is a
fantasy novel written by Ed
Greenwood and
published in 1988. It is the
first novel in Ed Greenwood's book series, Shandril's Saga, and...
- that
would be a
response to Magic. The
result would be
Spellfire,
released in
April 1994.
Spellfire was
produced on a
shoestring budget, and re-used art...
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Forgotten Realms is a
campaign setting for the
Dungeons &
Dragons (D&D)
fantasy role-playing game.
Commonly referred to by
players and game
designers as...
- on this new fad. The
first to do so was TSR who
rushed their own game
Spellfire into production,
releasing it in June 1994.
Through this
period of time...
- a Time
Planescape (campaign
setting for
Dungeons & Dragons)
RoboRally Spellfire Star Trek
Customizable Card Game
Super Deck! Talk
Dirty to Me Via Prudensiae...
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Coast and was the
third CCG ever created,
after Magic: The
Gathering and
Spellfire. As Garfield's
first follow-up to his po****r Magic: The
Gathering collectible...
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Handbook (2002). The "legendary Mordenkainen" was
featured as a card in the
Spellfire trading card game in 1994. He was also
mentioned in the
following publications:...
- 1994. It was the
fourth CCG ever made,
preceded by Magic: the Gathering,
Spellfire, and Jyhad.
Gameplay involved two players, each
playing on one side of...
- pay for and
design their own
promotional cards,
while TSR
created the
Spellfire game,
which eventually included five
editions in six languages, plus twelve...
