Set 9
Set 9 saw two new cultures, the Koreans and the much-delayed Italians, alongside two more revisits, the Norse and Pirates. Much like Set 8, this set was released as semi-finished card text. The Players' Committee worked to finalize the text, and create proxies to print out. Though never published, these cards will be legal for official events.
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