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Revision as of 18:11, 7 April 2019
The year 2004 was the twelfth year of existence for Magic: The Gathering.
Events
| Date | Event |
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| 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
Fifth Dawn
Champions of Kamigawa