The Astral cards have their own set symbol ( ), and incorporate various random attributes that would be difficult or impossible to replicate in real life. Part of the original Magic: The Gathering game is a "semi-expansion" of 12 cards, known as Astral. See external links for the community forum and download links. Cards are added from sets ranging from Ice Age to Conflux, but like the original game, no complete sets. This version supports larger screen resolutions, a larger maximum number of cards, and other fixes. MicroProse ceased to exist in January 2001.Ī devout fan community updated the game to run on Windows 7 (or newer), with the last version being the 2010 edition. It would have included play against AI, multiplayer either over LAN or via the Internet, further additional cards from Legends and The Dark, and new features such as sideboarding. In August 1999, Hasbro announced its plans to ship a new version of the game, called Gold Edition, in the fall. Furthermore, it included an option named ManaLink to allow play against other players online. The card pool was increased by 385 cards, incorporating cards from Legends as well as filling in cards not supported in previous releases. In February 1998, the main game was rereleased in a special edition named Duels of the Planeswalkers. Additionally, it added a sealed deck generator. In September 1997, an expansion set called Spells of the Ancients was released, which increased the card pool by 92 cards taken from Antiquities. 465 cards were included, taken almost exclusively from Fourth Edition, with a few extremely rare and famous cards from previous sets ( Limited Edition and Arabian Nights) thrown in. Aside from random duels against the computer using customizable decks, the game features an enhanced campaign mode set on the plane of Shandalar, a deck builder, and a multimedia tutorial. The Windows 95 version of April 1997 replaced the previously announced MS-DOS version.
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