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While the price for these boosters has yet to be revealed, the contents are worse in every way than regular 'Play' boosters, with half as many cards, and no guaranteed rares

They were: Arabian Nights (1993) Antiquities (1994) Fallen Empires (1994) The Dark (1994) Homelands (1995) Alliances Alliances was released in 1996 and its booster box came with 45 boosters of 12 cards each

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What I have seen are Cubes with a lot of planeswalkers, and thats where youre going to see Rampaging Raptor gain some points in comparison to cards like Hellrider

Ive always been curious about Magic, but it seemed far too daunting and expensive

DESCRIPTION: To play the Disney Lorcana TCG, each player will need a deck of 60 cards