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'''Beth Moursund''' was a Magic Rules Manager. | '''Beth Moursund''' was a Magic Rules Manager. She was first hired by Wizards as a netrep in December 1993. | ||
She was part of the "Magic: The Gathering Comprehensive Rules 2007" team working on the Comprehensive Rules Design and Development with [[Paul Barclay]] and [[Bill Rose]]. She was on the development team for the entire [[Invasion block]] and contributed to the development of [[Urza's Saga]], [[Mercadian Masques]] and. | She was part of the "Magic: The Gathering Comprehensive Rules 2007" team working on the Comprehensive Rules Design and Development with [[Paul Barclay]] and [[Bill Rose]]. She was on the development team for the entire [[Invasion block]] and contributed to the development of [[Urza's Saga]], [[Mercadian Masques]] and [[Prophecy]]. | ||
She wrote the [[Deck Deconstruction Companion]] in February 1999. | She has had articles or columns published in [[InQuest]], [[The Duelist]] and [[The Sideboard]] magazines. She wrote the [[Deck Deconstruction Companion]] in February 1999. | ||
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[[Category:WotC employees|Moursund, Beth]] | [[Category:WotC employees|Moursund, Beth]] | ||
Revision as of 00:40, 18 May 2008
Beth Moursund was a Magic Rules Manager. She was first hired by Wizards as a netrep in December 1993.
She was part of the "Magic: The Gathering Comprehensive Rules 2007" team working on the Comprehensive Rules Design and Development with Paul Barclay and Bill Rose. She was on the development team for the entire Invasion block and contributed to the development of Urza's Saga, Mercadian Masques and Prophecy.
She has had articles or columns published in InQuest, The Duelist and The Sideboard magazines. She wrote the Deck Deconstruction Companion in February 1999.