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<blockquote data-quote="Parmandur" data-source="post: 8268301" data-attributes="member: 6780330"><p>They are doing Theme boosters, they were mentioned but not shown for spoiler reasons, which was interesting: they said there will be six varieties, one for each Color and a mystery theme (Kaldheim had a similar setup recently, and the sixth Theme was Vikings: various colors, but all cards very Viking centric).</p><p></p><p>There are four levels of rarity: Common (10 per draft booster, traditionally), Uncommon (3 per draft booster, traditionally), Rare (1 per draft booster, usually) and Mythic Rare (replaces the Rare in draft boosters at a certain rate). They do fiddle with the formula from Set to Set, and are not super forthcoming about the exact odds all the time, bit they will detail the specifics for this Set soon. For Set boosters, of you buy a box of 30 boosters with 12 cards, you will get more Uncommons, Rares and Mythic Rares than from a box of 36 draft boosters with 15 cards each.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Parmandur, post: 8268301, member: 6780330"] They are doing Theme boosters, they were mentioned but not shown for spoiler reasons, which was interesting: they said there will be six varieties, one for each Color and a mystery theme (Kaldheim had a similar setup recently, and the sixth Theme was Vikings: various colors, but all cards very Viking centric). There are four levels of rarity: Common (10 per draft booster, traditionally), Uncommon (3 per draft booster, traditionally), Rare (1 per draft booster, usually) and Mythic Rare (replaces the Rare in draft boosters at a certain rate). They do fiddle with the formula from Set to Set, and are not super forthcoming about the exact odds all the time, bit they will detail the specifics for this Set soon. For Set boosters, of you buy a box of 30 boosters with 12 cards, you will get more Uncommons, Rares and Mythic Rares than from a box of 36 draft boosters with 15 cards each. [/QUOTE]
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