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The next Magic: The Gathering set is all about a vampire wedding
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pcgamer.comMysterious and threatening wedding invites are blanketing the landscape of Innistrad, in Magic the Gathering’s new set Innistrad: Crimson Vow. With previews starting today—and the MTG Arena release on November 11th preceding the full tabletop release on November 19th—the midnight hour is close at hand.
The most extra of all of Magic’s vampires, Olivia Voldaren, is the star of the set, but as you might expect with this Halloween theme, there are more vampires in the set than Christopher Lee’s
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Chrono Cross: What is Radical Dreamers?
Whereas Chrono Trigger is often considered a genre-defining JRPG, the game's successor is rarely looked at by fans in the same light. Though developed by a similar development staff at Squaresoft, Chrono Cross was purposefully designed as a vastly different game in a similar world. Though the game was contentious at launch for largely steering away from Chrono Trigger's design, the 1999 JRPG on PlayStation gained a cult following among JRPG fans that continued to grow, as fans came to appreciate it as a standalone Chrono game. The Chrono Cross remaster reveal excited many fans this week, but the addition of Radical Dreamers did confuse some fans.
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