New Magic: the Gathering Format Requires $165 Investment for Participation
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Samantha Nelson
Hot, fresh, and worth queueing round the block for.
Summary
Wizards of the Coast introduces a new Magic: the Gathering limited format, Commander Box League, requiring players to buy a $165 Play Booster box to participate. The format allows players to build a 60-card deck from 30 booster packs and play against others with modified Commander rules.
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The format abandons some of the restrictions that make building a Commander deck unique.
Commander Box League will be playable for the first time during the Edge of Eternities prerelease events running July 25-31.
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