Earlier in 2023, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Magic: The Gathering teamed up with the most influential fantasy franchises of all time, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Lord of the Rings to release a complete Universes Beyond se💦t based on the adventures of the Fellowship and their journey through Middle-earth.

Following the depictions and tales from the books, The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth had a follow-up release after the main set, bringing with it a whole new scroll-inspired showcase frame and a separate release of products with all new cards in them. If you’re wondering what the difference between the releases are and what you can find in each, then your journey has come to an end. All you have to do is spea💮k “Cards” in Elvish and enter.

The Lord of The Rings: Tales of Middle-Earth Special Edition Collector Boosters

Collector Booster

The Special Edition of Tales of Middle-earth is a unique set, taking all the cards from the original release and giving them so💃me special treatments. Many cards received new artwork variants, a new scroll showcase frame, silver foil cards, surge foil cards, and even brand new cards not in the original se🐻t.

Much of the appeal of this🌳 set for collectors are the inclusion of some very cool variants i🔥n the set. There’s the Hildebrandt cards, a selection of borderless cards that feature artwork from the 1970s from the classic and beloved artists Greg and Tim Hildebrandt. Another incredibly cool variant in these packs are the borderless poster cards. These cards are designed to resemble concert posters, giving the cards a much more hardcore feel than any traditional Magic card.

Another upside to these packs is the inclusion of a new run of serialized cards. This new print run doesn’t include The One Ring, well it does, but not the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:2.6 million dollar one that Post Malಞon꧃e has. Serialized cards from this run can include any of the borderless poster cards as well as any from the special Realms & Relics collection. The Dwarvish, Elven, and Man serialized Sol Rings do not make a return in the Spe♔cial Edition either.

The Special Edition has two foil treatments in the set, a silver foil version which has a distinct metallic sheen, and then surge foils, a returning 🐽foil type that comes with wavesಞ across the foiling.

Each Collector Booster box comes with 12 Special🔯 Editon Collector Boosters, with 15 cards inside for a total of 180 cards. Each pack includes:

• 2 Non-foil commons (Scroll showcase)
• 2 Silver foil commons (Scroll showcase)
• 2 Non-foil uncommons (Scroll showcase)
• 2 Silver foil uncommons (Scroll showcase)
• 1 Non-foil rare or mythic rare (Scroll showcase)
• 1 Silver foil rare or mythic rare (Scroll showcase)
• 1 Surge foil full-art Middle-earth map land
• 1 Non-foil borderless Scene Box rare or mythic rare, or 1 extended-art rare Jumpstart card
• 1 Surge foil extended-art rare or mythic rare
• 1 Surge foil Booster Fun card, or a surge foil or serialized Realms and Relics card
• 1 Silver foil or non-foil Brothers Hildebrandt card, 1 traditional foil or non-foil borderless poster card, or 1 serialized borderless poster card
• 1 Double-faced surge foil token

There’s a pretty low chance of opening a new serializeღd card, less that 1% of boosters contain them but if you’re hunting for one, a collector booster box is the way to go.

Jumpstart Volume 2

Jumpstart is a unique take on booster packs. Instead of your Draft and Set Boosters, or even Collector boosters. Instead of a regular pack, Jumpstart packs each contain half a deck, complete with lands, and are designed to be played right out of the pack. You play by taܫking two packs, shuffling them together, and playi🍃ng whatever cards are in your packs.

A Jumpstart pack includes 20 cards based around a single theme, with each theme having two versions. These packs are comprised mostl🏅y of cards from the main set, though they also come with a mechanically unique and original rare card designed specifically for Jumpstart.

The five new themes in the Special Edition are:

• Cunning
• Elven
• Mortals
• Orcish
• Riders

Jumpstart packs are a unique way to expe൩rience the Tales of Middle-earth set but are best enjoyed with friends to play against.

The Lord of The Rings: Tales of Middle-Earth Scene Box

Scene Boxes are a new product that made its debut in the original Tales of Middle-earth set and Magic released four more to release with the Special Edition release. These boxes are designed around a specific scene or event that occurred in the Lord of the Rings books, even some that might not have been depicted in the books or films! The cards found in these boxes can also be found in Collector Booster packs, but there's no guarantee you're going to get the cards you want and you can't be sure you open a foil version of those cards either. There are a few highlights from these Scene boxes like Galadriel’s Dismissal and Legolas’s Quick Reflexes and great pieces of evasion for your creatures.

Each box includes:

• 6 New Magic traditional foil cards
• 6 New Magic art cards
• 1 Display easel
• 3 Tales of Middle-earth Set Boosters