Buy Magic the Gathering Legends Booster Pack 15 cardsMagic the Gathering Legends Booster Pack 15 cards Product Description:
- Brand new in original factory-sealed packaging!
- Look for: All Hallow's Eve,Moat, Nether Void, The Abyss, Eureka, Mana Drain, Mirror Universe, The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale, Underworld Dreams, plus others.Each pack contains 15 cards.
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Look for: All Hallow's Eve,Moat, Nether Void, The Abyss, Eureka, Mana Drain, Mirror Universe, The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale, Underworld Dreams, plus others.Each pack contains 15 cards.
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Classic Magic--great collector's item
By bixodoido
Legends was the third expansion to the insanely popular collectible card game Magic: the Gathering. It was also the first large expansion, featuring 382 cards. It introduced multi-colored cards and the legend card type, and featured many cards that are considered some of the most powerful Magic cards ever released (including the blue counterspell Mana Drain--counted by many among the top 10 Magic cards ever). It featured 5 'Elder Dragon Legends,' 3 color dragon cards that, at the time, were quite powerful and very popular.This is a great set for collectors. As is the case with many of the older Magic sets there are several cards that don't really fit well within the Magic dynamic, and some cards that would probably never make it into expansion sets today (like the white card Moat). Card for card, however, Legends comes up short compared to other sets, as many of the common cards don't have much value outside of their collectibility. There are many cards that have quirky and interesting abilities (like the kobolds), though most of the cards in the set wouldn't be considered useful in today's Magic environment. Considering the price I wouldn't be buying expansion packs with the intent of opening them, since most of the really good cards have either been reprinted in subsequent sets or are so powerful you wouldn't be able to play them in most tournaments anyway (when I was playing a lot I loved tossing my Mana Drain around, but only in casual play).Legends is a great set, if not necessarily for overall playability (again, many of the common cards are fairly useless). If nothing else it harkens back to the old days of Magic, when every creature did not have to have an ability to make it into someone's deck. Look into it if you're interested in Magic history or for nostalgia purposes, but don't expect to build a Kobold or Elder Dragon Legend deck and make it too far against the cards of today.
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