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Magic: the Gathering - Ikoria- Lair of Behemoths Commander Deck - Five Set

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Magic: the Gathering - Ikoria- Lair of Behemoths Commander Deck - Five SetMagic the Gathering (MtG) is a collectable card game for 2 or more players. Each game represents a battle between powerful wizards, known as Planeswalkers, who have the ability to travel the multiverse. Players will cast spells, summon creatures, and deploy artifacts to overcome their opponents. Typically, a player will win by reducing their opponent's starting life points to zero, but there are other paths to victory. To play the game, each player

Magic the Gathering (MtG) is a collectable card game for 2 or more players. Each game represents a battle between powerful wizards, known as Planeswalkers, who have the ability to travel the multiverse. Players will cast spells, summon creatures, and deploy artifacts to overcome their opponents. Typically, a player will win by reducing their opponent's starting life points to zero, but there are other paths to victory.To play the game, each player will need a deck of at least 60 cards. Players may use pre-constructed decks or customised decks created from their personal card collection.Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths is the 84th expansion for Magic the Gathering (MtG), released on 24 April 2020. 274 cards make up this set: 111 commons, 80 uncommons, 53 rares, 15 mythic rares, and 15 basic lands.The new mechanics: Mutate and Keyword Counters represent the key theme of the set, "create your own monster".Commander is a hugely popular variant from the standard format of play. A game of Commander is played with a 100-card deck (99 cards, plus a nominated Commander). The Commander must be a legendary creature (or in some instances, a legendary Planeswalker). The deck can only contain cards that share a colour with the Commander; it cannot contain more than one copy of any card (except for basic lands). Commanders begin the game in the Command Zone, from where they can be cast.By purchasing this product you will receive one copy of each of the five pre-constructed, Commander 2020 (Ikoria Commander) decks:Ruthless Regiment (White, Black, and Red)Arcane Maelstrom (Blue, Red, and Green)Symbiotic Swarm (White, Black, and Green)Timeless Wisdom (White, Blue, and Red)Enhanced Evolution (Blue, Black, and Green)Player Count: 2+Time: Depending on format 20 - 70 minutesAge: 13+

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