Description
• 30 Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Set Boosters
• Best MTG booster to open just for fun
• 12 Magic: The Gathering cards per booster
• 1–4 cards of rarity Rare or higher in every booster
• With cyberpunk cards full of color and chrome—the future is bright in Kamigawa
What's in a Set Booster Box?
The Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Set Booster Box contains 30 Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Set Boosters. Each Set Booster contains 12 Magic cards, 1 Art Card, and 1 token, ad card, Helper card, or special card from Magic's history (a card from "The List"). Each pack contains a combination of 1–4 cards of rarity Rare or higher, 2–7 Uncommons, 3–8 Commons, and 1 Land card. One non–Art Card and non–Land card of any rarity is traditional foil.
About Magic: The Gathering
Magic: The Gathering fuses playing cards and trading cards: players face off with decks they’ve built by selecting cards from a larger pool.
That customization means every game plays out a little differently and makes Magic the deepest strategy card game there is. At every step, players must draw on their critical thinking skills to calculate the perfect strategy, predict the oncoming attack, and outwit their opponent.
And it's more than cards. It’s stories. It’s art. It’s a community twenty-five years in the making, with players, fans, and artists from all around the world united by a love of the game.
Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty
Neon Dynasty is Magic: The Gathering's newest expansion set and takes place in the current era on Kamigawa— more than 1200 years after conclusion of the original Kamigawa block in 3326 AR. The plane's feudal past has met futuristic modernity, with ninjas and samurai now carrying a cyberpunk aesthetic.
The Emperor of Kamigawa has been missing for ten years. While the Imperials have to deal with Futurists and Uprisers, the planeswalkers Tamiyo and Kaito Shizuki are confronted by an interplanar danger.
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