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|September, 1 | |September, 1 | ||
|Split of the [[banlist]]s for the [[Vintage]] and [[Legacy]] formats. | |Split of the [[Banned and restricted cards/Timeline|banlist]]s for the [[Vintage]] and [[Legacy]] formats. | ||
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| October, 1 | | October, 1 | ||
|Release of the Japanese themed ''[[Champions of Kamigawa]]''. | |Release of the Japanese themed ''[[Champions of Kamigawa]]''. | ||
* Change of the [[ | * Change of the "[[legend rule]]". | ||
* Introduction of [[Defender]], removing the rules baggage connected to the [[creature type]] [[Wall]]. | * Introduction of [[Defender]], removing the rules baggage connected to the [[creature type]] [[Wall]]. | ||
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|November, 20 | |November, 20 | ||
|Release of ''[[Unhinged]]'', the second [[ | |Release of ''[[Unhinged]]'', the second [[Un-set]]. | ||
* Introduction of a sixth color ([[pink]]), fractions and [[artist]] matters. | * Introduction of a sixth color ([[pink]]), fractions and [[artist]] matters. | ||
* Featuring the unannounced [[foil]] <c>Super Secret Tech</c>. | * Featuring the unannounced [[foil]] <c>Super Secret Tech</c>. | ||
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* [[John Carter]] (Rules Developer and Technical Writer) | * [[John Carter]] (Rules Developer and Technical Writer) | ||
===R&D=== | ====R&D==== | ||
* [[Aaron Forsythe]] | * [[Aaron Forsythe]] | ||
* [[Devin Low]] | * [[Devin Low]] | ||
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===Artists=== | ===Artists=== | ||
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''Darksteel'' | ''Darksteel'' | ||
* | *Ittoku | ||
* | *Jim Murray | ||
* | *Nottsuo | ||
* | *Vance Kovacs | ||
''Fifth Dawn'' | ''Fifth Dawn'' | ||
* | *Cyril van der Haegen | ||
* [[Francis Tsai]] | *[[Wikipedia:Francis Tsai|Francis Tsai]] | ||
* | *Tomas Giorello | ||
''Champions of Kamigawa'' | ''Champions of Kamigawa'' | ||
* [[Aleksi Briclot]] | *[[Aleksi Briclot]] | ||
* [[Chris Appelhans]] | *[[Wikipedia:Chris Appelhans|Chris Appelhans]] | ||
* | *Dan Scott | ||
* [[Dave Alssop]] | *[[Wikipedia:Dave Alssop|Dave Alssop]] | ||
* | *Hideaki Takamura | ||
* | *Hiro Izawa | ||
* [[Jim Pavelec]] | *[[Wikipedia:Jim Pavelec|Jim Pavelec]] | ||
* [[Joel Thomas]] | *[[Wikipedia:Joel Thomas (artist)|Joel Thomas]] | ||
* | *Kensuke Okabayashi | ||
* | *Khang Le | ||
* | *Mitch Cotie | ||
* [[Pat Lee]] | *[[Wikipedia:Pat Lee (comics)|Pat Lee]] | ||
* [[Ralph Horsley]] | *[[Wikipedia:Ralph Horsley|Ralph Horsley]] | ||
* | *Shishizaru | ||
* [[ | *Tsutomu Kawade | ||
* [[ | *[[Wayne Reynolds]] | ||
''Unhinged'' | |||
*[[Eric Deschamps]] | |||
*Ron Lemen | |||
*Thomas Manning | |||
}} | |||
{{years}} | {{years}} | ||
[[Category:2004]] | [[Category:2004]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:57, 7 January 2023
The year 2004 was the twelfth year of existence for Magic: The Gathering.
Events
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| January, 15 | Third price increase for booster packs. |
| January, 16-18 | Pro Tour Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Won by Nicolai Herzog. |
| February, 6 | Release of Darksteel
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| February, 27-29 | Pro Tour Kobe, Japan. Won by Masashiro Kuroda. |
| April 1 | Announcement of name change to Magique: the Gathering due to a trademark challenge by the Orlando Magic ™.
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| May, 11-13 | Magic Invitational in Los Angeles, California, USA. Won by Bob Maher.
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| May, 14-16 | Pro Tour San Diego. Won by Nicolai Herzog. |
| June | Banning of Skullclamp. |
| June, 4 | Release of Fifth Dawn.
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| July, 9-11 | Pro Tour Seattle, won by team Von Dutch (Kamiel Cornelissen, Jelger Wiegersma and Jeroen Remie). |
| July, 11 | Founding of MTG Salvation. |
| September | Introduction of Gatherer, the official Magic: The Gathering card database, on magicthegathering.com. |
| September, 1-5 | 2004 World Championships in San Francisco, California, USA, won by Julien Nuijten.
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| September, 1 | Split of the banlists for the Vintage and Legacy formats. |
| October, 1 | Release of the Japanese themed Champions of Kamigawa.
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| October, 29-31 | Pro Tour Columbus, won by Pierre Canali. |
| November, 20 | Release of Unhinged, the second Un-set.
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| December | Release of the 2004 World Championship Decks.
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| Player of the Year: Gabriel Nassif. | |
| Rookie of the Year: Julien Nuijten. |
Publications
- The Darksteel Eye (January)
- The Fifth Dawn (May)
- Outlaw: Champions of Kamigawa (September)
First involved
Wizards of the Coast
- Matt Cavotta (Creative)
- John Carter (Rules Developer and Technical Writer)
R&D
Artists
Darksteel
- Ittoku
- Jim Murray
- Nottsuo
- Vance Kovacs
Fifth Dawn
- Cyril van der Haegen
- Francis Tsai
- Tomas Giorello
Champions of Kamigawa
- Aleksi Briclot
- Chris Appelhans
- Dan Scott
- Dave Alssop
- Hideaki Takamura
- Hiro Izawa
- Jim Pavelec
- Joel Thomas
- Kensuke Okabayashi
- Khang Le
- Mitch Cotie
- Pat Lee
- Ralph Horsley
- Shishizaru
- Tsutomu Kawade
- Wayne Reynolds
Unhinged
- Eric Deschamps
- Ron Lemen
- Thomas Manning