Magic The Gathering Eternal Masters To Launch June 10th
May 12, 2016 by deltagamegirl22
My collector's gene is tingling as the month of June approaches. The next Masters set for Magic the Gathering from Wizards of the Coast is slated to release on June 10th. Eternal Masters will feature 249 cards that are some of the most sought after cards from Magic's history.
The Masters sets are intended to enhance your Cube, or Commander, Vintage or Legacy Decks. Some of the cards are straight up reprints, but others offer alternate art, which is a great little bonus for long time collectors.
These Master sets are definitely not cheap, but if you love the game and like to play it in a variety of formats, they do end up well worth the cost.
I treated myself to a box of Modern Masters 2015 last year and the box ended up worth more than twice its cost- so a pretty decent return.
What do you think about the Masters sets for Magic the Gathering and are you looking forward to Eternal?
"The Masters sets are intended to enhance your Cube, or Commander, Vintage or Legacy Decks..."
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This just in, Wizards of the Coast continues to print money.
But seriously Magic is getting big enough that it may start getting the kind of attention that competitive video games do soon. Only enough it hasn’t kept my interest in part because of the time it takes to get to event, but the other thing is the cost is getting… out of control. And this someone who has bought a GW kit for full retail.
Magic, in its current form, has reached its peak in terms of how much attention it gets. Part of that problem is how dreadful the UI of Magic: Online is; if WotC had no competition, which I’d argue was the case 2-3 years ago, it wouldn’t be so bad, but unfortunately Hearthstone came along with its very slick presentation and has changed all of that Hearthstone also has relatively simple rules that are easy to grasp, while Magic outside of Standard, is completely bonkers with regards to some of the rule interactions going on, which again makes it much easier… Read more »