Magic The Gathering Exodus Booster Pack

Description

There were two cycles in Exodus called by the name of "underdog" cards: cards that aid the player most when he is behind his opponent in a certain aspect of the game. Exodus was the 22nd Magic the Gathering set, fourteenth expert level set, and the third and final set in the Rath Block. The set contains 143 black-bordered cards (44 rare, 44 uncommon, and 55 commons). If it has a silver expansion symbol, it is an uncommon card (three in a booster pack). The set contains 143 black-bordered cards (44 rare, 44 uncommon, and 55 commons). Exodus was the first set to use color to denote rarity and to number each card in the set. Exodus is also the first set to center the artist and copyright information at the bottom of the card, rather than have that information aligned to the left side of the card. His newly-formed bloodlust and thirst for power threatens to destroy the entire ship. However, they must also stave off the combined assault of Volrath's Stronghold by the elves of the Skyshroud forest and the human tribes of the Kor, Vec, and Dal, recently reunited by Gerrard of Weatherlight . Distribution is 1 rare, 3 uncommons, and 11 commons per pack. Volrath and his main lieutenant Greven il -Vec will stop at nothing to destroy them and reclaim the ancient artifacts that will allow Volrath to oppose his hidden master. On 7 December 2009 Exodus was released on Magic the Gathering Online. Exodus is the first set to make a card's rarity visibly apparent on the card itself.

Key Features

• The set contains 143 black-bordered cards (44 rare, 44 uncommon, and 55 commons).
• Volrath and his main lieutenant Greven il -Vec will stop at nothing to destroy them and reclaim the ancient artifacts that will allow Volrath to oppose his hidden master.
• Released on June 15th, 1998, Exodus is the third set in the Tempest or Rath block.
• Exodus introduces no new keywords or mechanics, but it did use the Buyback and Shadow mechanics introduced in Tempest.
• Distribution is 1 rare, 3 uncommons, and 11 commons per pack.
• Exodus was the first set to use color to denote rarity and to number each card in the set.