If you’re anything like me, the idea of Cloud Strife swinging his Buster Sword on a Magic: The Gathering card has you more excited than a first-time Planeswalker casting Lightning Bolt.
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There’s magic in the excitement of a Magic: The Gathering prerelease event. Opening fresh packs, the edges crisp, just as brand-new cards should feel. Diving head-first into an unexplored format, based on your Sealed card pool: that’s fun. Anticipation builds as the players sort their pools, testing synergies, and dreaming of the powerful play with new and never-before-seen mechanics.
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In every upcoming Magic: the Gathering set, I usually preorder an MTG prerelease kit or join our local gamestore prerelease event provided that the products arrive on time. It is a great feeling to try out the new cards and mechanics and experience them in a physical scenario.
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I am trying to find some card value hits for every new Magic: the Gathering set released and included in my preorder list is the set’s Prerelease kit. A Magic: the Gathering prerelease kit is a special package that is released before a new set of cards in the Magic: the Gathering collectible card game. The prerelease kit typically includes several booster packs of the new set, a special promotional card, and other materials such as a spindown life counter, a deck box, and a guide to the new set.
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Based on the video done by Gavin Verhey in opening a Streets of New Capenna Prerelease kit, the promo foil card is random and won’t likely align with the crime family you have chosen. In the video which I watched the morning before going to work, he got a foil PR promo Titan of Industry wherein the Green color is not aligned to the family he chose, though in the deck-building he can try to add it to the list.
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I just want to share today my Guilds of Ravnica Prerelease report since it has been a while since I played in a Prerelease event due to my DURP classes were held mostly on Saturdays and even Sundays last Summer semester. Continue reading