It might just be my feeble google skills or it might just be wotc's famous ineptitude at running a website, but I can't find an updated list (or any list, really) of the reserved list. Google gives me this link: http://magic.wizards.com/go/magazine.../reprintpolicy
In google it reads as "Official Reprint Policy : Daily MTG : Magic: The Gathering" but as you can see it's a dead end.
I can find a list on mtg-wiki but I'm looking for the official wotc list which, surely, must be there. Anyone able to help?
I wonder why this is not posted on their official site.
I keep thinking there is an option in Gatherer to extract the reserved list.
blocked at work or I would double check.
I don't know much about the Reserved List but I'm curious about one thing. I heard they modified it once (or maybe twice) in the past already. What was their reasoning, and how do we know they won't be changing it again? It seems a bit ridiculous to me to have a list of cards that you promise never to reprint if you can just change the list at any time. Sounds almost too much like a loophole.
Scroll up a bit on the previous wiki page to here: http://mtgsalvation.gamepedia.com/Reserved_List#History
tl;dr - the two major revisions were 2002 (Masques) when the decided nothing new was going on the list and 2010 when they removed the "foil loophole" that allowed them to reprint cards like Mox Diamond as foils.
As far as I understand, the RL has only ever been modified to make it more restrictive, not less.
No, they've actually removed some cards from it. For example, Clone used to be on it; it was taken off when they took all non-Rares from Alpha off in 2002 or so.
EDIT: Here's the link of them announcing this change:
http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles...icy-2002-07-19
"Commons and uncommons from Limited Edition (Alpha and Beta) were removed from the reserved list due to overwhelming public support for this change."
Of course, at the same time they removed those, they added on a bunch of Rares from earlier sets, so it got harsher while it also got more lenient... but the fact remains, they straight up removed cards from the list.
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