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'''First Edition''' is an obsolete term that referred to ''[[Alpha]]'', ''[[Beta]]'' and ''[[Unlimited'' as opposed to the [[Revised Edition]]. | '''''First Edition''''' is an [[obsolete]] term that referred to ''[[Alpha]]'', ''[[Beta]]'' and ''[[Unlimited]]'' as opposed to the ''[[Revised Edition]]''.<ref>''[[Magic: The Gathering Pocket Player's Guide]]''</ref> It later became synonymous with just the ''[[Limited Edition]]''. The ''First Edition'' [[starter deck]]s contained the original Magic Rulebook.<ref>{{DailyRef|original-magic-rulebook-2004-12-25|The Original Magic Rulebook|[[John Carter]]|December 25, 2004}}</ref> | ||
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First Edition is an obsolete term that referred to Alpha, Beta and Unlimited as opposed to the Revised Edition.[1] It later became synonymous with just the Limited Edition. The First Edition starter decks contained the original Magic Rulebook.[2]
References
- ↑ Magic: The Gathering Pocket Player's Guide
- ↑ John Carter (December 25, 2004). "The Original Magic Rulebook". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.