These can be identified by the shadows around the border, or the copyright line at the bottom '1995, 96, 98'
Some individual packs now sell for $50-200+ depending on the set
As we reported yesterday, Magic: The Gathering designers decided to narrow the focus for Reality Fracture, taking lessons from the overly broad scope of March of the Machine, and ensuring that the core of this set was Jace and his pals
For some, this is about Magic s secondary marketbuying up multiplies of a cheap card that turns out to be powerful can net serious gains later onbut for others, its about turning up a tournament (or simply Friday Night Magic at their nearest gaming shop) with powerful combinations that their opponents arent prepared to face
We also looked to the growing popularity of nonrotating formats like Pioneer and Modern where players were happy that they could keep the same deck over the course of multiple years