The reality of the Magic: The Gathering landscape right now is that in-universe sets are arguably of better quality, yet are often left with fewer products released and are available at a lower MSRP. This is great in many ways, but it also feels slightly disrespectful to the properties and sets that still utilize the OG planes and characters compared to licensed sets like Marvel and The Hobbit.
With Reality Fracture, the major capstone set that brings to a close years of brilliant storytelling, we're getting just 13 total products, and that's being generous by counting packs and boxes separately. So, here's every Reality Fracture product you can buy and how much they should cost at MSRP.
The Play Booster is the most basic product you can currently buy for a Magic: The Gathering set. It contains 14 playable cards plus a rules insert or token. Of these 14 cards, only three have the chance to be rare or mythic rare, and there is no bonus sheet or list for Reality Fracture, meaning no big-money surprises are possible beyond variants of cards from the main set.
Stock of Play Booster boxes is expected to be tight at launch in North America due to a shipping issue.
Collector Boosters are the premier version of Play Boosters where you get 15 playable cards plus a token. Up to five cards in a Collector Booster can be rare or mythic rare, while the packs are often split between the main set and Commander cards. You also have access to pack-exclusive cards in Collector Boosters, including the rarest cards in Reality Fracture, such as the serialized Bloodline Recollector.
The only product on this list without a fixed MSRP is the Prerelease Kit. These contain six Play Boosters, a foil promo card, a set-themed D20, and themed packaging, as well as a small storage box for your cards.
As for price, they can cost anywhere between $30-$50 based on which LGS you are buying from. Many add to the cost of the product as you're also paying to attend the prerelease event, whereas others just charge a flat rate for the box but won't sell them unless you attend an event. These can be purchased online and from places that don't require you to attend a Prerelease event, but these can be harder to find once a set has launched.
There is only one set-themed deck for Reality Fracture, and that is the Multiverse Reforged precon. This is a WUBRG deck based around a Jace Commander. Five additional Commander precons are launching under the Reality Fracture banner, but they have nothing to do with the set. These are the mono-colored starter decks, technically branded as Foundations.
سەرچاوەی فەرمی بە زمانی ئینگلیزی: https://www.thegamer.com/magic-the-gathering-reality-fracture-product-guide/
