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Explore a Multiverse on the brink of fracture with the Magic: The Gathering – Reality Fracture Play Booster Box ENG, an official Wizards of the Coast display containing 30 Play Boosters in English. Each pack includes 14 Magic: The Gathering cards, at least one Rare or Mythic card, one traditional foil card, and the Echoed Pairs feature, which compares Multiverse characters with their counterparts from the Echoverse. An ideal box for Draft, Sealed, pack opening, and collecting.
Reality has reached its breaking point. In Magic: The Gathering – Reality Fracture, Jace Beleren has created an alternate Multiverse, the Echoverse, which threatens to overlap with the known reality.
The Reality Fracture Play Booster Box allows you to fully immerse yourself in the expansion thanks to 30 English-language Play Boosters, designed both for Limited play and for those who want to open a full box in search of the most interesting cards in the set.
Each Play Booster contains 14 Magic: The Gathering cards. Among these, there is at least 1 Rare or Mythic Rare card and 1 traditional foil card, along with Common, Uncommon cards and a Land card. Additionally, there is a double-sided token or a non-foil punch-out token card.
One of the distinctive elements of Reality Fracture are the Echoed Pairs. Each Play Booster contains three cards belonging to this category, including two cards from the same pair, which show different versions of characters from the Multiverse and the Echoverse. Echoed Pairs can also appear in special borderless versions.
Within the Play Boosters, you can also find various special treatments from the expansion, including Braintwister cards, Sculptor's Stronghold, Portal View lands, Tower basic lands, and, with a much lower frequency, Special Guests cards.
With 30 packs and a total of 420 Magic cards from the boosters, the display represents one of the main formats to explore Reality Fracture, build new decks, expand your collection, or organize Draft and Sealed sessions with other players.
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