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Wizards Pulls Monster Hunter Magic Cards

Summary

  • Magic: The Gathering's Monster Hunter set release was canceled.
  • Wizards of the Coast admitted the set missed the mark on flavor.
  • Capcom will work with Wizards on a revised Monster Hunter set.
Wizards Pulls Monster Hunter Magic Cards

Wizards of the Coast has canceled the release of its highly anticipated Monster Hunter Secret Lair set, originally scheduled for December 1st. This decision comes after significant criticism from fans regarding the set's card choices and thematic integration, which failed to adequately capture the essence of the Monster Hunter franchise.

The company publicly acknowledged shortcomings in card selection and mechanics, stating the set did not meet their usual standards. This marks a rare instance of Wizards pulling a Secret Lair release, highlighting the importance of fan reception to their 'Universes Beyond' collaborations.

However, this is not the end of the collaboration. Wizards of the Coast has confirmed they will work with Capcom to "take another swing" at creating a Monster Hunter Magic: The Gathering set, promising a more faithful and appealing product for fans of both properties.

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The Monster Hunter Magic: The Gathering set was canceled because Wizards of the Coast felt it missed the mark on card selection and faithful integration of the Monster Hunter world and mechanics.
Yes, Wizards of the Coast confirmed they will work with Capcom to create a revised Monster Hunter Magic: The Gathering set in the future.
Criticisms included card choices that didn't reflect Monster Hunter's flavor, misspellings on cards like 'Champion of Kotoko,' and a general lack of mechanical or thematic connection.

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