After acquiring the famed Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) brand in 1997, the merger of magic and dragons is upon us, as Dungeons & Dragons: Adventures in the Forgotten Realms (AFR), the first D&D and Magic crossover set will add 281 new cards to the game on July 23, and its only been over a month since the last set release
Scratch and Dust Resistant Keeps your deck pristine, safe from wear or UV exposure
This is like Fires of Yavimaya on steroids for any non-Token deck
Also, quite a nice touch that Qu as a creature type is exclusive to Quina for now
One of the things that has remained constant is the design on the back of Magic: The Gathering cards for obvious reasons, namely that you need to ensure that no matter what set a Magic card is from, it should be completely indistinguishable from any other card in a deck
Contents: 15 Magic: The Gathering cards 10 Commons or Uncommons 1 Multicolor, artifact, or land card (common or uncommon) 1 Rare or Mythic Rare 1 Vintage-frame (preM15) or special promo card 1 FutureSightframe card or framed variant 1 Playtest or test card (Convention Edition only)
