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'''Magic: The Gathering I''' was a special celebration for ''[[Magic: The Gathering]]'' held on Saturday, October 14, [[1995]] in New York City at the Macklowe-Millenium Broadway Hotel. This site also hosted two ''[[Homelands]]'' release events.
'''Magic: The Gathering I''' was a special celebration for ''[[Magic: The Gathering]]'' held on Saturday, October 14, [[1995]] in New York City at the Macklowe-Millenium Broadway Hotel. This site also hosted two ''[[Homelands]]'' release events.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/19961219090332/http://www.wizards.com/Marketing/MTG/MTG_1.html</ref><ref>https://web.archive.org/web/19961219090324/http://www.wizards.com/Marketing/MTG/HL_Tourn.html</ref>


== Attractions ==
== Attractions ==
According to a WotC press release (October 30, 1995), the event featured:
According to a WotC press release (October 30, 1995),<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/19961219090312/http://www.wizards.com/Marketing/MTG/MTG1_Follow.html</ref> the event featured:
* A passage, or portal, that allowed visitors to actually experience [[Dominia]], the mystical world in which the popular trading card game is set. Visitors encountered many sights, sounds and textures along the path.  
* A passage, or portal, that allowed visitors to actually experience [[Dominia]], the mystical world in which the popular trading card game is set. Visitors encountered many sights, sounds and textures along the path.  
* A 3-D visual environment called Virtual i-O that introduced visitors to some ''[[Homelands]]'' cards.  
* A 3-D visual environment called Virtual i-O that introduced visitors to some ''[[Homelands]]'' cards.  
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* The appearance of ''Magic'' artists, [[Chris Rush]], [[Pete Venters]], [[Anson Maddocks]], [[Sandra Everingham]] and [[Mark Tedin]], who are among the top illustrators in the fantasy adventure industry. Also, renowned artist [[J. W. Frost]] made an appearance with one of his fantasy landscape paintings.  
* The appearance of ''Magic'' artists, [[Chris Rush]], [[Pete Venters]], [[Anson Maddocks]], [[Sandra Everingham]] and [[Mark Tedin]], who are among the top illustrators in the fantasy adventure industry. Also, renowned artist [[J. W. Frost]] made an appearance with one of his fantasy landscape paintings.  
* The preview of new and future ''Magic: The Gathering'' products by Wizards of the Coast's licensing partners, [[Acclaim Comics]], [[MicroProse]] Software, and [[HarperCollins]]®.  
* The preview of new and future ''Magic: The Gathering'' products by Wizards of the Coast's licensing partners, [[Acclaim Comics]], [[MicroProse]] Software, and [[HarperCollins]]®.  
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== Homelands promotion ==
== Homelands promotion ==
<div style="float: right"><embedvideo service="youtube">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwIPwi_FSVc</embedvideo></div>
<div style="float: right"><embedvideo service="youtube">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwIPwi_FSVc</embedvideo></div>
* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=pwIPwi_FSVc ''Homelands'' promo] - 3D video promotion introducing some new cards, produced by Ronnie Noize, who was the WotC Marketing Director at the time. The part of "Tim," the Prodigal Sorcerer, was played by T. Brian Wagner, who also voiced the narration.
* [http://youtube.com/watch?v=pwIPwi_FSVc ''Homelands'' promo] - 3D video promotion introducing some new cards, produced by Ronnie Noize, who was the WotC Marketing Director at the time. The part of "Tim," the Prodigal Sorcerer, was played by T. Brian Wagner, who also voiced the narration.
== References ==
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[[Category:Conventions]]
[[Category:Conventions]]

Revision as of 07:43, 12 April 2015

Onsite book
Onsite book

Magic: The Gathering I was a special celebration for Magic: The Gathering held on Saturday, October 14, 1995 in New York City at the Macklowe-Millenium Broadway Hotel. This site also hosted two Homelands release events.[1][2]

Attractions

According to a WotC press release (October 30, 1995),[3] the event featured:

  • A passage, or portal, that allowed visitors to actually experience Dominia, the mystical world in which the popular trading card game is set. Visitors encountered many sights, sounds and textures along the path.
  • A 3-D visual environment called Virtual i-O that introduced visitors to some Homelands cards.
  • The opportunity to play Magic with the game's creator, Richard Garfield.
  • The appearance of Magic artists, Chris Rush, Pete Venters, Anson Maddocks, Sandra Everingham and Mark Tedin, who are among the top illustrators in the fantasy adventure industry. Also, renowned artist J. W. Frost made an appearance with one of his fantasy landscape paintings.
  • The preview of new and future Magic: The Gathering products by Wizards of the Coast's licensing partners, Acclaim Comics, MicroProse Software, and HarperCollins®.


Homelands promotion

<embedvideo service="youtube">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwIPwi_FSVc</embedvideo>
  • Homelands promo - 3D video promotion introducing some new cards, produced by Ronnie Noize, who was the WotC Marketing Director at the time. The part of "Tim," the Prodigal Sorcerer, was played by T. Brian Wagner, who also voiced the narration.

References