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Magic: The Gathering – Core Set 2020

Magic: The Gathering – Core Set 2020

2019·Melissa DeTora, Annie Sardelis

Videos
7
Creators
1

Mainly playthroughs. Magic: The Gathering – Core Set 2020 is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 4 recorded sessions and 3 unboxings.

2 players
20 min
Very heavy weight: Rules-dense, long sessions

From BoardGameGeek

Core Set 2020, also known as Core 2020, is the 19th Magic core set. It will be released on July 12, 2019. The set contains 280 cards (20 basic land, 111 common, 80 uncommon, 53 rare, and 16 mythic rare) and includes randomly inserted premium versions of all cards. 1:45 cards are foil, instead of the usual 1:67. A unique Buy-a-Box promotional card numbered #281/280 is also considered to be part of the set. 52 additional cards are found in the set's planeswalker decks (#282/280 to #301/280) and Spellslinger Starter Kit (#302/280 to #337/280). Core Set 2020 introduced full-art tokens. Chandra Nalaar is the face of Core Set 2020 card set, and is represented by three different planeswalker cards in different rarities and depicting several facets in her life. Starting with tabletop Core Set 2020 Preleases on July 5, the London mulligan will be used for all play. It will become officially reflected in the comprehensive rules with the M20 rules updates on July 12. To take this mulligan, a player shuffles the cards in their hand back into their library, draws a new hand of cards equal to their starting hand size, then puts a number of those cards equal to the number of times that player has taken a mulligan on the bottom of their library in any order.

Magic: The Gathering – Core Set 2020

Which Magic: The Gathering – Core Set 2020 video should I watch?

Magic: The Gathering – Core Set 2020 has 7 videos from 1 creator: 4 playthroughs and 3 unboxings. They date from 2019 to September 2021.

If you like it, try Magic: The Gathering – Dungeons & Dragons: Adventures in the Forgotten Realms, Magic: The Gathering – Innistrad: Crimson Vow and Magic: The Gathering – Innistrad: Midnight Hunt, also by Annie Sardelis, or Magic: The Gathering – War of the Spark, also by Melissa DeTora.

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Magic: The Gathering: Core Set 2020 Draft AftermathPlaythrough13:03

Magic: The Gathering: Core Set 2020 Draft Aftermath

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Magic: The Gathering: Core Set 2020 Prerelease AftermathPlaythrough14:46

Magic: The Gathering: Core Set 2020 Prerelease Aftermath

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Magic: The Gathering: Core Set 2020 Sealed Deck GameplayPlaythrough28:19

Magic: The Gathering: Core Set 2020 Sealed Deck Gameplay

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Magic: The Gathering: Core Set 2020 Sealed Deck BUnboxing14:26

Magic: The Gathering: Core Set 2020 Sealed Deck B

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Magic: The Gathering: Core Set 2020 Sealed Deck AUnboxing15:23

Magic: The Gathering: Core Set 2020 Sealed Deck A

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Magic: The Gathering: Core Set 2020 BundleUnboxing7:57

Magic: The Gathering: Core Set 2020 Bundle

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Magic: The Gathering: Core Set 2020 Planeswalker Deck GameplayPlaythrough20:49

Magic: The Gathering: Core Set 2020 Planeswalker Deck Gameplay

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Magic: The Gathering – Dungeons & Dragons: Adventures in the Forgotten Realms

2021·Doug Beyer, Corey Bowen, Andrew Brown, Ethan Fleischer, Aaron Forsythe, Mark L. Gottlieb, Ben Hayes, Jenna Helland, Mike Mearls, Kenneth Nagle, Ben Petrisor, Adam Prosak, Taymoor Rehman, Annie Sardelis, Andrew Veen, James Wyatt

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Mainly unboxings

2 - 8 players·0 min·Heavy weight

Magic: The Gathering – Innistrad: Crimson Vow

2021·Doug Beyer, Corey Bowen, Andrew Brown, Ethan Fleischer, Bryan Hawley, Daniel Holt, Chris Mooney, Kenneth Nagle, Ari Nieh, Mark Rosewater, Annie Sardelis, Andrew Veen

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10
Creators
2
Mostly unboxings and playthroughs

2 - 8 players·0 min·Heavy weight

Magic: The Gathering – Innistrad: Midnight Hunt

2021·Doug Beyer, Andrew Brown, Ethan Fleischer, Mark L. Gottlieb, Bryan Hawley, Jenna Helland, Ari Nieh, Mark Rosewater, Annie Sardelis, James Wyatt

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Creators
2
Mostly unboxings and playthroughs

2 - 8 players·0 min·Heavy weight

Magic: The Gathering – War of the Spark

2019·Melissa DeTora, Bryan Hawley

Videos
8
Creators
1
Mostly playthroughs

2 players·0 min·Very heavy weight

About Magic: The Gathering – Core Set 2020

From BoardGameGeek:

Core Set 2020, also known as Core 2020, is the 19th Magic core set. It will be released on July 12, 2019. The set contains 280 cards (20 basic land, 111 common, 80 uncommon, 53 rare, and 16 mythic rare) and includes randomly inserted premium versions of all cards. 1:45 cards are foil, instead of the usual 1:67. A unique Buy-a-Box promotional card numbered #281/280 is also considered to be part of the set. 52 additional cards are found in the set's planeswalker decks (#282/280 to #301/280) and Spellslinger Starter Kit (#302/280 to #337/280). Core Set 2020 introduced full-art tokens. Chandra Nalaar is the face of Core Set 2020 card set, and is represented by three different planeswalker cards in different rarities and depicting several facets in her life. Starting with tabletop Core Set 2020 Preleases on July 5, the London mulligan will be used for all play. It will become officially reflected in the comprehensive rules with the M20 rules updates on July 12. To take this mulligan, a player shuffles the cards in their hand back into their library, draws a new hand of cards equal to their starting hand size, then puts a number of those cards equal to the number of times that player has taken a mulligan on the bottom of their library in any order.

Designers

Melissa DeTora, Annie Sardelis

Artist

Ovidio Cartagena

Publisher

Wizards of the Coast

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