Alela, Artful Provocateur Alela, Cunning Conqueror Archmage of Echoes Bitterbloom Bearer Bitterblossom Cloudseeder Faerie Aerie Faerie Artisans Faerie Formation Faerie Slumber Party Feywild Caretaker Feywild Trickster Feywild Visitor Glen Elendra's Answer Improbable Alliance Into the Fae Court Mischievous Mystic Oona, Queen of the Fae Pestered Wellguard Violet Pall
The art alone is enough to get excited about, but should you actually want to play with Battles in Commander, five color will be the way to go for the foreseeable future until we get enough to let us play fewer colors
And for the ultimate prize, hunt down a raised-foil Avatar Aang illustrated by series co-creator Bryan Konietzko
Why competitive players care (not just collectors) This isnt pretty cards only. Rarity Collection II is packed with playable reprints and tournament staples , which means: You can upgrade your deck with high-demand cards You can pick up shiny versions of mainstays you actually use Youre opening packs that can matter for play, not just binders Its the kind of set that feels good whether youre building decks, collecting favourites, or both