Magic: The Gathering's Unlimited set, released in December 1993, was the third core set following Alpha and Beta. This set featured 302 cards, mirroring the Beta set but with white borders, distinguishing it from the earlier black-bordered editions. Unlimited retained iconic cards like the Black Lotus and the Power Nine, making it highly sought after by collectors. The white-bordered design was intended to provide a clear distinction from the limited-edition Alpha and Beta sets. Unlimited played a crucial role in expanding Magic's player base, making essential cards more accessible and solidifying the game's growing popularity and success.
