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nuclearspaceheater:

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squareallworthy:

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nuclearspaceheater:

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What would you say is the generic name of the game that Magic: The Gathering is a brand of premium game pieces for?

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You\u2019re looking for something other than \u201ccollectible card game\u201d?

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The question occurred to me in the process of writing my comments on this post. Since game mechanics cannot be copyrited, Magic: The Gathering could be thot of as just a particular brand of game cards (in the same way that you could have some copyrited brand of chess piece designs) for a broader, public domain game with all of the same rules but none of WotC\u2019s IP.

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What is that game\u2019s name?

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Deckmaster, obviously

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