Unstable
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# Unstable Overview Unstable, released in December 2017, represents Magic: The Gathering's third silver-bordered un-set and the first in thirteen years. The 268-card set marked a significant moment for Wizards of the Coast, signaling renewed commitment to supplemental humor-focused products after the long gap following Unhinged in 2004. The set introduced full-art basic lands and pushed mechanical complexity in joke cards further than previous iterations, with designs that required creative rules text to function within Magic's framework. Notable cards include Surgeon General Commander, which established new precedent for silver-bordered commander viability, and Unstable's various contraption-based cards that introduced an entirely new mechanical subsystem. The set's design philosophy emphasized playability alongside humor, distinguishing it from earlier un-sets. Unstable achieved strong collector interest and secondary market performance, validating the un-set format's commercial viability and influencing Wizards' subsequent supplemental product strategy.
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