Contains: Crypt (12) Algirdas, The Solar Prophet (NEW) Anousha, The Maniac (NEW) Berenguela, The Vicious (NEW) Crossbreaker (NEW) Grażyna “Butcher” Olesińska (NEW) Hekla “Bonecrusher” Jónasdóttir (NEW) Kalyani, Agent of Doom (NEW) Lawbringer (NEW) Loyiso, The Ruthless (NEW) Przemysław, War Beast (NEW) Serhat Gunde, Combat Junkie (NEW) Surapong (NEW) Library (77) 1 Depravity 1 Haven Uncovered 1 Monster 1 Tension in the Ranks 3 Unholy Sacrament (NEW) 3 Villein 1 Yawp Court 2 Abbot 3 Abuse of Power (NEW) 2 Augury of Doom (NEW) 2 Fiendish Tongue 3 Pillars Fall (NEW) 2 Under Siege 2 Dread Mastiff (NEW) 2 Twisted Bloodhound (NEW) 4 Dance with the Devil (NEW) 6 Hunting the Quarry (NEW) 8 Rage of Apedemak (NEW) 8 Soulgrinder (NEW) 4 Taste of Vitae 6 Wall of Filth (NEW) 4 Ensnare a Beast (NEW) 4 Sense the Savage Way 4 Sentry Signal (NEW) New Sabbat rules, terms and errata. Followers of the Path of Caine are driven by an urge to hunt down and destroy other vampires. They are formidable predators, seeking to consume the blood potency of their prey to forge a closer bond with Caine, the first vampire. This aggressive preconstructed deck places you in command of a relentless Sabbat hunting pack. These vampires are experts in staying hidden and striking fiercely, combining the powers of Animalism, Obfuscate, Potence, and Protean. Many also wield Blood Sorcery to perform dark rituals unique to their path. This is a deck with 77 library cards and 12 crypt cards, ready for play out of the box or customizable with other Vampire: The Eternal Struggle cards. Each player needs a deck to play. The main thing – the core principle – is that the Sabbat largely discard any clan affiliation and instead adopt a Path-aligned ideology. So instead of having clan-themed pre-constructed decks for the Sabbat, we’ll have four Path-themed decks. The crypt cards will be of non-antitribu clans, but with the Sabbat sect and an indicator of the vampire’s Path. There will be Sabbat-specific and Path-specific cards, as well. NEW RULES The Sabbat do not identify themselves with or align themselves as clans. Instead, they identify first and foremost as vampires, second as Sabbat, and then with a Path of Enlightenment (“Path” for short). Each new Sabbat vampire follows a Path, indicated in their card text. The four Sabbat Paths are as follows: – Path of Caine – Path of Cathari – Path of Death and the Soul – Path of Power and the Inner Voice A vampire can only follow one Path. If a vampire follows a new Path, they no longer follow their old Path but follow the new Path instead. A vampire must be Sabbat to receive the benefits of the above Paths. If a Sabbat vampire following a Sabbat Path changes their sect, they lose the benefit of the Path until they change their sect back to Sabbat. During your influence phase, each of your Sabbat vampires not following a Path can burn 1 blood to follow a Sabbat Path from the above list. Following a Path does not change a vampire’s clan, nor does it prevent that vampire from meeting the requirements for their clan’s cards. A Sabbat vampire of a given clan is not a member of the antitribu clan. For example: – A Sabbat Ventrue can play cards requiring Ventrue, just like Camarilla Ventrue and Anarch Ventrue. – A Sabbat Ventrue cannot play cards requiring Ventrue antitribu. NEW TERMS Stun: lock a minion and put a stun counter on them. A minion with one or more stun counters does not unlock as normal at the beginning of their controller’s unlock phase; during that unlock phase, burn all stun counters they had at the beginning of the turn. Queue a combat: set up a future combat during the resolution of an action. – If a combat is queued during another combat, the queued combat will start after the current combat ends. – If a combat is queued before action resolution, the queued combat will start after resolving the action, but still as part of the action resolution: — if the action is blocked, the queued combat will start after the block resolution, that is after the combat resulting from the block ends (if any) — if the action is successful, the queued combat will start after the effects of the action have taken place. Combats always occur during the action resolution. It is not possible to queue a combat after the action resolution, and it is not possible to queue more than one combat. DEVELOPER NOTES Given that the Sabbat Kindred in Fifth Edition Vampire: The Masquerade do not identify with clans, we will no longer be developing the antitribu clans in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle. Instead, new Sabbat vampires will be of the standard clans with the Sabbat sect and their Path listed in their card text. They keep their clan affiliation on their crypt cards as it’s still relevant for cards like The Embrace, Consanguineous Boon, and for “clan hoser” cards – the blood is still the blood. They will be able to play cards requiring those clans (and not those of the antitribu clans), but we will not be creating clan-specific cards that require the Sabbat sect. Existing vampires of the antitribu clans (Brujah antitribu, Ventrue antitribu, etc.) remain as they are and do not have their clans changed. The Sabbat-specific titles – Bishop, Archbishop, Cardinal, Priscus, and Regent – remain as normal. The Black Hand and Seraphs are no longer separate entities in Fifth Edition Vampire: The Masquerade and are merely nicknames for the Sabbat. They won’t receive further development in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle. The existing cards for the Black Hand and Seraphs will remain unaffected and still legal for tournament play. The existing cards Path of the Scorched Heart, Path of Tears, and Path of the Void already have a Path keyword and mention that a vampire can only have one Path. We’ll be doing updated versions of those cards, and we’ll list those Paths in the “Legacy” section of the Vampire: The Eternal Struggle rulebook. These Paths will not require the Sabbat sect. There are no plans for further developing them beyond that. Other existing cards with “Path” in their names, such as Path of Bone, Path of Night, Path of the Feral Heart, and Path of Evil Revelations do not cause vampires to follow a Path. They simply function according to their card text as usual.

Contains: Crypt (12) Aelswith, The Irresistible (NEW) Agnieszka, Tempter of Legions (NEW) Coco Thorn (NEW) Cyan Sin (NEW) Devorah (NEW) Fotini Katsikaris (NEW) Glissando (NEW) Gostoso (NEW) Jürgen, The Libertine (NEW) Osvaldo Kühnemann (NEW) Verrix, Naughty Boy (NEW) Ximena (NEW) Library (77) 1 Anarch Troublemaker 3 Blood Doll 1 Dreams of the Sphinx 1 Forward Momentum (NEW) 1 Hungry Coyote, The 2 Misdirection 1 Pentex(TM) Subversion 2 Terrifying Visage (NEW) 8 Enthrall (NEW) 2 Entrancement 4 Mind Numb (UPDATED) 4 Fever Pitch (NEW) 4 Freak Drive 5 Hedonism (NEW) 6 Seeds of Terror (NEW) 5 Subversion (NEW) 2 Under Siege 6 Kiss of Cathari (NEW) 5 Swift Cover (NEW) 3 Eyes of Argus 2 My Enemy’s Enemy 3 On the Qui Vive 6 Telepathic Misdirection New Sabbat rules, terms and errata. Followers of the Path of Cathari fully embrace their vampiric damnation and seek to tempt others into their world of forbidden pleasures. Whether indulging in hedonistic feasts or defiling sacred ground with profane rites, they revel in their fall from grace – and in the suffering they leave behind. This deck places you in command of seductive Sabbat vampires who manipulate, beguile, and corrupt from the shadows. They harness the powers of Auspex, Celerity, Obfuscate, and Presence to charm victims, trick enemies and spread moral decay, each act pulling them deeper into beautiful corruption. This is a deck with 77 library cards and 12 crypt cards, ready for play out of the box or customizable with other Vampire: The Eternal Struggle cards. Each player needs a deck to play. The main thing – the core principle – is that the Sabbat largely discard any clan affiliation and instead adopt a Path-aligned ideology. So instead of having clan-themed pre-constructed decks for the Sabbat, we’ll have four Path-themed decks. The crypt cards will be of non-antitribu clans, but with the Sabbat sect and an indicator of the vampire’s Path. There will be Sabbat-specific and Path-specific cards, as well. NEW RULES The Sabbat do not identify themselves with or align themselves as clans. Instead, they identify first and foremost as vampires, second as Sabbat, and then with a Path of Enlightenment (“Path” for short). Each new Sabbat vampire follows a Path, indicated in their card text. The four Sabbat Paths are as follows: – Path of Caine – Path of Cathari – Path of Death and the Soul – Path of Power and the Inner Voice A vampire can only follow one Path. If a vampire follows a new Path, they no longer follow their old Path but follow the new Path instead. A vampire must be Sabbat to receive the benefits of the above Paths. If a Sabbat vampire following a Sabbat Path changes their sect, they lose the benefit of the Path until they change their sect back to Sabbat. During your influence phase, each of your Sabbat vampires not following a Path can burn 1 blood to follow a Sabbat Path from the above list. Following a Path does not change a vampire’s clan, nor does it prevent that vampire from meeting the requirements for their clan’s cards. A Sabbat vampire of a given clan is not a member of the antitribu clan. For example: – A Sabbat Ventrue can play cards requiring Ventrue, just like Camarilla Ventrue and Anarch Ventrue. – A Sabbat Ventrue cannot play cards requiring Ventrue antitribu. NEW TERMS Stun: lock a minion and put a stun counter on them. A minion with one or more stun counters does not unlock as normal at the beginning of their controller’s unlock phase; during that unlock phase, burn all stun counters they had at the beginning of the turn. Queue a combat: set up a future combat during the resolution of an action. – If a combat is queued during another combat, the queued combat will start after the current combat ends. – If a combat is queued before action resolution, the queued combat will start after resolving the action, but still as part of the action resolution: — if the action is blocked, the queued combat will start after the block resolution, that is after the combat resulting from the block ends (if any) — if the action is successful, the queued combat will start after the effects of the action have taken place. Combats always occur during the action resolution. It is not possible to queue a combat after the action resolution, and it is not possible to queue more than one combat. DEVELOPER NOTES Given that the Sabbat Kindred in Fifth Edition Vampire: The Masquerade do not identify with clans, we will no longer be developing the antitribu clans in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle. Instead, new Sabbat vampires will be of the standard clans with the Sabbat sect and their Path listed in their card text. They keep their clan affiliation on their crypt cards as it’s still relevant for cards like The Embrace, Consanguineous Boon, and for “clan hoser” cards – the blood is still the blood. They will be able to play cards requiring those clans (and not those of the antitribu clans), but we will not be creating clan-specific cards that require the Sabbat sect. Existing vampires of the antitribu clans (Brujah antitribu, Ventrue antitribu, etc.) remain as they are and do not have their clans changed. The Sabbat-specific titles – Bishop, Archbishop, Cardinal, Priscus, and Regent – remain as normal. The Black Hand and Seraphs are no longer separate entities in Fifth Edition Vampire: The Masquerade and are merely nicknames for the Sabbat. They won’t receive further development in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle. The existing cards for the Black Hand and Seraphs will remain unaffected and still legal for tournament play. The existing cards Path of the Scorched Heart, Path of Tears, and Path of the Void already have a Path keyword and mention that a vampire can only have one Path. We’ll be doing updated versions of those cards, and we’ll list those Paths in the “Legacy” section of the Vampire: The Eternal Struggle rulebook. These Paths will not require the Sabbat sect. There are no plans for further developing them beyond that. Other existing cards with “Path” in their names, such as Path of Bone, Path of Night, Path of the Feral Heart, and Path of Evil Revelations do not cause vampires to follow a Path. They simply function according to their card text as usual.

Contains: Crypt (12) Abderrahim, Death’s Hand (NEW) Aitana, The Unholy (NEW) Anxo Vilela (NEW) Ashur-uballit, Son of the Abyss (NEW) El Monseñor (NEW) Eulogio Sánchez de los Reyes (NEW) Frau Schädel (NEW) Huldu, The Desecrator (NEW) Nadezhda (NEW) Sakura, The Merciless (NEW) Yurena, The Boor (NEW) Zbigniew, Hunter of Mekhet (NEW) Library (77) 3 Blood Doll 1 Burial Site Hunting Ground (NEW) 1 Charisma 1 Cursed Abattoir (NEW) 1 KRCG News Radio 1 Mob Connections 1 Wall Street Night, Financial Newspaper (UPDATED) 2 Dance of the Dead (NEW) 4 Govern the Unaligned 2 Graverobbing 3 Putrescent Sustenance (NEW) 1 Rutor’s Hand (UPDATED) 4 Shroud of Decay 1 Fiorella, Empty One (NEW) 3 Freakish Conglomeration (NEW) 8 Gravebound Drone (NEW) 1 Heartrender (NEW) 6 Gifts From Hereafter (NEW) 3 Mirror Walk 3 Shadow Cloak 3 Where the Veil Thins 3 Glancing Blow 3 Morbidity (NEW) 3 Pass Through Shadow 4 Target Vitals 2 Obedience 3 Redirection 4 Shadow Sentinel 2 Telepathic Misdirection New Sabbat rules, terms and errata. Followers of the Path of Death and the Soul act with cold accuracy, leaving nothing to chance. They interact with others only as tools, calculating how to use them – or how their deaths might serve a greater purpose. The Sabbat vampires you command in this deck are strategists and engineers in the Eternal Struggle. Armed with the powers of Auspex, Blood Sorcery, Dominate, and Oblivion, they excel at uncovering secrets, seizing control, and bending death itself to their will. This is a deck with 77 library cards and 12 crypt cards, ready for play out of the box or customizable with other Vampire: The Eternal Struggle cards. Each player needs a deck to play. The main thing – the core principle – is that the Sabbat largely discard any clan affiliation and instead adopt a Path-aligned ideology. So instead of having clan-themed pre-constructed decks for the Sabbat, we’ll have four Path-themed decks. The crypt cards will be of non-antitribu clans, but with the Sabbat sect and an indicator of the vampire’s Path. There will be Sabbat-specific and Path-specific cards, as well. NEW RULES The Sabbat do not identify themselves with or align themselves as clans. Instead, they identify first and foremost as vampires, second as Sabbat, and then with a Path of Enlightenment (“Path” for short). Each new Sabbat vampire follows a Path, indicated in their card text. The four Sabbat Paths are as follows: – Path of Caine – Path of Cathari – Path of Death and the Soul – Path of Power and the Inner Voice A vampire can only follow one Path. If a vampire follows a new Path, they no longer follow their old Path but follow the new Path instead. A vampire must be Sabbat to receive the benefits of the above Paths. If a Sabbat vampire following a Sabbat Path changes their sect, they lose the benefit of the Path until they change their sect back to Sabbat. During your influence phase, each of your Sabbat vampires not following a Path can burn 1 blood to follow a Sabbat Path from the above list. Following a Path does not change a vampire’s clan, nor does it prevent that vampire from meeting the requirements for their clan’s cards. A Sabbat vampire of a given clan is not a member of the antitribu clan. For example: – A Sabbat Ventrue can play cards requiring Ventrue, just like Camarilla Ventrue and Anarch Ventrue. – A Sabbat Ventrue cannot play cards requiring Ventrue antitribu. NEW TERMS Stun: lock a minion and put a stun counter on them. A minion with one or more stun counters does not unlock as normal at the beginning of their controller’s unlock phase; during that unlock phase, burn all stun counters they had at the beginning of the turn. Queue a combat: set up a future combat during the resolution of an action. – If a combat is queued during another combat, the queued combat will start after the current combat ends. – If a combat is queued before action resolution, the queued combat will start after resolving the action, but still as part of the action resolution: — if the action is blocked, the queued combat will start after the block resolution, that is after the combat resulting from the block ends (if any) — if the action is successful, the queued combat will start after the effects of the action have taken place. Combats always occur during the action resolution. It is not possible to queue a combat after the action resolution, and it is not possible to queue more than one combat. DEVELOPER NOTES Given that the Sabbat Kindred in Fifth Edition Vampire: The Masquerade do not identify with clans, we will no longer be developing the antitribu clans in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle. Instead, new Sabbat vampires will be of the standard clans with the Sabbat sect and their Path listed in their card text. They keep their clan affiliation on their crypt cards as it’s still relevant for cards like The Embrace, Consanguineous Boon, and for “clan hoser” cards – the blood is still the blood. They will be able to play cards requiring those clans (and not those of the antitribu clans), but we will not be creating clan-specific cards that require the Sabbat sect. Existing vampires of the antitribu clans (Brujah antitribu, Ventrue antitribu, etc.) remain as they are and do not have their clans changed. The Sabbat-specific titles – Bishop, Archbishop, Cardinal, Priscus, and Regent – remain as normal. The Black Hand and Seraphs are no longer separate entities in Fifth Edition Vampire: The Masquerade and are merely nicknames for the Sabbat. They won’t receive further development in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle. The existing cards for the Black Hand and Seraphs will remain unaffected and still legal for tournament play. The existing cards Path of the Scorched Heart, Path of Tears, and Path of the Void already have a Path keyword and mention that a vampire can only have one Path. We’ll be doing updated versions of those cards, and we’ll list those Paths in the “Legacy” section of the Vampire: The Eternal Struggle rulebook. These Paths will not require the Sabbat sect. There are no plans for further developing them beyond that. Other existing cards with “Path” in their names, such as Path of Bone, Path of Night, Path of the Feral Heart, and Path of Evil Revelations do not cause vampires to follow a Path. They simply function according to their card text as usual.

Contains: Crypt (12) Aaradhya, The Callous Tyrant (NEW) Concordia (NEW) Damian (NEW) Khin Aye (NEW) Lika, The Purger (NEW) Lyyli Yösydän (NEW) Onkabetse, Arriviste (NEW) Rasha Tarabzouni (NEW) Rexton “Savage” Abernathy (NEW) Suwira (NEW) Üresség (NEW) Věnceslava, The Implacable (NEW) Library (77) 1 Black Forest Base 1 Creepshow Casino 1 Día de los Muertos 1 Powerbase: Madrid 1 Privileged Position (NEW) 1 Regent 3 Unholy Sacrament (NEW) 3 Villein 6 Enchant Kindred 2 Under Siege 2 Banishment 1 Cardinal Benediction (UPDATED) 2 Cold War (NEW) 3 Empires Fall (NEW) 5 Kine Resources Contested 2 War of Ages (NEW) 1 Daring the Dawn 4 Dominant Personality (NEW) 4 Freak Drive 2 Iron Glare 2 Magnetic Authority (NEW) 2 Private Audience (UPDATED) 4 Relentlessness (NEW) 2 Unthinkable Humiliation (NEW) 2 Voter Captivation 3 Absolute Tyranny (NEW) 3 Catatonic Fear (UPDATED) 3 Majesty 5 Deflection 5 On the Qui Vive New Sabbat rules, terms and errata. Followers of the Path of Power and the Inner Voice are masters of the Eternal Struggle – ambitious, relentless, and unshaken in their pursuit of dominance. They use any means necessary to force mortals and lesser Kindred into submission, their power sealed by the terror they inspire. The Sabbat vampires you command with this deck are expert manipulators and fierce warriors. With their powers of Dominate and Presence, they incite obedience and unrest in equal measure, while Potence and Fortitude ensure they can enforce their rule with brutal efficiency. This is a deck with 77 library cards and 12 crypt cards, ready for play out of the box or customizable with other Vampire: The Eternal Struggle cards. Each player needs a deck to play. The main thing – the core principle – is that the Sabbat largely discard any clan affiliation and instead adopt a Path-aligned ideology. So instead of having clan-themed pre-constructed decks for the Sabbat, we’ll have four Path-themed decks. The crypt cards will be of non-antitribu clans, but with the Sabbat sect and an indicator of the vampire’s Path. There will be Sabbat-specific and Path-specific cards, as well. NEW RULES The Sabbat do not identify themselves with or align themselves as clans. Instead, they identify first and foremost as vampires, second as Sabbat, and then with a Path of Enlightenment (“Path” for short). Each new Sabbat vampire follows a Path, indicated in their card text. The four Sabbat Paths are as follows: – Path of Caine – Path of Cathari – Path of Death and the Soul – Path of Power and the Inner Voice A vampire can only follow one Path. If a vampire follows a new Path, they no longer follow their old Path but follow the new Path instead. A vampire must be Sabbat to receive the benefits of the above Paths. If a Sabbat vampire following a Sabbat Path changes their sect, they lose the benefit of the Path until they change their sect back to Sabbat. During your influence phase, each of your Sabbat vampires not following a Path can burn 1 blood to follow a Sabbat Path from the above list. Following a Path does not change a vampire’s clan, nor does it prevent that vampire from meeting the requirements for their clan’s cards. A Sabbat vampire of a given clan is not a member of the antitribu clan. For example: – A Sabbat Ventrue can play cards requiring Ventrue, just like Camarilla Ventrue and Anarch Ventrue. – A Sabbat Ventrue cannot play cards requiring Ventrue antitribu. NEW TERMS Stun: lock a minion and put a stun counter on them. A minion with one or more stun counters does not unlock as normal at the beginning of their controller’s unlock phase; during that unlock phase, burn all stun counters they had at the beginning of the turn. Queue a combat: set up a future combat during the resolution of an action. – If a combat is queued during another combat, the queued combat will start after the current combat ends. – If a combat is queued before action resolution, the queued combat will start after resolving the action, but still as part of the action resolution: — if the action is blocked, the queued combat will start after the block resolution, that is after the combat resulting from the block ends (if any) — if the action is successful, the queued combat will start after the effects of the action have taken place. Combats always occur during the action resolution. It is not possible to queue a combat after the action resolution, and it is not possible to queue more than one combat. DEVELOPER NOTES Given that the Sabbat Kindred in Fifth Edition Vampire: The Masquerade do not identify with clans, we will no longer be developing the antitribu clans in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle. Instead, new Sabbat vampires will be of the standard clans with the Sabbat sect and their Path listed in their card text. They keep their clan affiliation on their crypt cards as it’s still relevant for cards like The Embrace, Consanguineous Boon, and for “clan hoser” cards – the blood is still the blood. They will be able to play cards requiring those clans (and not those of the antitribu clans), but we will not be creating clan-specific cards that require the Sabbat sect. Existing vampires of the antitribu clans (Brujah antitribu, Ventrue antitribu, etc.) remain as they are and do not have their clans changed. The Sabbat-specific titles – Bishop, Archbishop, Cardinal, Priscus, and Regent – remain as normal. The Black Hand and Seraphs are no longer separate entities in Fifth Edition Vampire: The Masquerade and are merely nicknames for the Sabbat. They won’t receive further development in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle. The existing cards for the Black Hand and Seraphs will remain unaffected and still legal for tournament play. The existing cards Path of the Scorched Heart, Path of Tears, and Path of the Void already have a Path keyword and mention that a vampire can only have one Path. We’ll be doing updated versions of those cards, and we’ll list those Paths in the “Legacy” section of the Vampire: The Eternal Struggle rulebook. These Paths will not require the Sabbat sect. There are no plans for further developing them beyond that. Other existing cards with “Path” in their names, such as Path of Bone, Path of Night, Path of the Feral Heart, and Path of Evil Revelations do not cause vampires to follow a Path. They simply function according to their card text as usual.

Following the previous set BT-22 bringing "Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth" characters into the game, this time the lineup includes characters from the sequel, "Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth Hacker's Memory"! Players can power up "Cyber Sleuth" themed decks that became available with BT-22's release! When combined with the previous booster all the Royal Knights appearing in the "Digimon Cyber Sleuth" series can be gathered! More "Digimon Universe: App Monsters" & "Digimon Liberator" themed cards! 1 Booster Pack = 12 cards Common: 40 Uncommon: 26 Rare: 22 Super Rare: 12 Secret Rare: 2 SP Card: 5 107 card types *Also includes alternate art and/or design cards from the above types. Subject to change.

Following the previous set BT-22 bringing "Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth" characters into the game, this time the lineup includes characters from the sequel, "Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth Hacker's Memory"! Players can power up "Cyber Sleuth" themed decks that became available with BT-22's release! When combined with the previous booster all the Royal Knights appearing in the "Digimon Cyber Sleuth" series can be gathered! More "Digimon Universe: App Monsters" & "Digimon Liberator" themed cards! 1 Booster Pack = 12 cards Common: 40 Uncommon: 26 Rare: 22 Super Rare: 12 Secret Rare: 2 SP Card: 5 107 card types *Also includes alternate art and/or design cards from the above types. Subject to change.

Even if you've never played the Pokémon Trading Card Game before, Pokémon TCG Battle Academy has everything you need to get started. Inside each box, you'll find three 60-card Pokémon TCG decks, a game board, tutorial guides for beginners and a rulebook for advanced players, and accessories to enhance your game.

Robust carton box for storage of just over 1000 Magic cards. Made for sports and trading cards, and have also long been very popular with collectors and dealers of Magic The Gathering. Dimensions: L 38 cm x W x 10 cm H x 7.5 cm Manufactured in Germany under license from BCW Supplies. Same size as the USA made BCW 800 Count Storage Box. Exterior Dimensions (WxHxD): 15 x 3 x 4 1/8 Interior Dimensions (WxHxD): 14-1/8 x 2 3/4 x 3 3/4

The fold-out cardbox for the storage of trading cards (2000) in all sizes. Manufactured in Germany under license from BCW Supplies. Postitse toimitettavat ovat normaalisti kokoamattomia.

100 Sleeves per Pack Standard size matte sleeves for card games like Magic, Lord of the Rings, Pokemon.

The fold-out cardbox for the storage of trading cards (4000) in all sizes. Manufactured in Germany under license from BCW Supplies. Postitse toimitettavat ovat normaalisti kokoamattomia.

Each box of Dragon Shields contains 100 clear, archival-quality polypropylene protective sleeves with colored backs, designed to protect your gaming cards against the wear and tear of play use.

Each box of Dragon Shields contains 100 clear, archival-quality polypropylene protective sleeves with colored backs, designed to protect your gaming cards against the wear and tear of play use.

Each playmat features striking artwork of Disney characters. A fabric top prevents damage during gameplay and can also be used as a desk mat or mouse pad, while the anti-slip bottom keeps the mat in place during use.

Protect game cards during play and personalize any game table with these stunning full-sized playmats, featuring Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo and Enchanted art of Mufasa – Ruler of Pride Rock. Playmat Dimensions: 609mm x 342mm

This Magic: The Gathering: Marvel’s Spider-Man Gift Bundle is the perfect present for fans of Magic and Marvel alike! Jam-packed with spider-goodness, it contains: * a Collector Booster full of Rares, foils, and cool treatments; * 9 Play Boosters for playing with friends or to open just for fun; * 1 Traditional Foil alternate-art promo card; * 15 Traditional Foil Basic Land cards (including 5 with Full Art); * 15 nonfoil Basic Land cards (5 with Full Art); * 1 special oversized Spindown life counter; * 1 foil card storage box; * 2 reference cards.

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With everything needed to kick-start a collection, this Collection Starter Set is the perfect place for Disney fans to begin their magical collecting journey. Inside, they’ll find 4 Fabled booster packs with 48 spectacularly illustrated cards. 4 Fabled booster packs 1 Mickey Mouse, Brave Little Tailor portfolio 1 "Glimmer Foil" Tinker Bell, Giant Fairy promo card 1 Collector's guide

This two-player introductory experience is the perfect entry point into the game, no matter how much experience you have with other trading card games. Everything in the box is carefully curated to ensure that your first game goes as smoothly as possible, all so you and a friend can focus on learning the rules and having fun while doing so. As you may expect from the name, the theme of this Intro Battle is the iconic Battle of Hoth, where the entrenched Rebel forces fight to defend Echo Base from the invading Imperials. When you first open the box, you'll choose which leader you want to play as: Leia Organa (Intro Battle: Hoth, 1) or Darth Vader (Intro Battle: Hoth, 53). Each leader comes with a fully pre-built deck of 50 cards, representing the characters, creatures, speeders, and starfighters of the Battle of Hoth and its preceding events. In Leia's deck, you'll find familiar faces like Chewbacca (Intro Battle: Hoth, 3), Han Solo (Intro Battle: Hoth, 10), R2-D2 (Intro Battle: Hoth, 11), and Luke Skywalker (Intro Battle: Hoth, 20), while Vader's deck boasts familiar forces such as the Ground Assault AT-AT (Intro Battle: Hoth, 56), Snowtrooper Vanguard (Intro Battle: Hoth, 57), and Scouting TIE Fighter (Intro Battle: Hoth, 81). In addition to being pre-built, each deck is also ordered in a specific way to help you learn how to play the game. When you first start out, you won't shuffle these decks; instead, you and your opponent follow along with a video tutorial created specifically for this Intro Battle, which you can access via either a URL or a QR code printed in the rulebook. This video walks you through the first few turns of your introductory game before setting you loose to make your own tactical decisions. For example, while setting up the game, the Leia player will be instructed to place I'll Cover For You (Intro Battle: Hoth, 5) and Trench Defender (Intro Battle: Hoth, 8) as resources, leaving them with Chewbacca, a Rogue Squadron Speeder (Intro Battle: Hoth, 4), a Rebellion Y-Wing (Intro Battle: Hoth, 6), and an Echo Coordinator (Intro Battle: Hoth, 7) in their hand. Meanwhile, the Vader player is instructed to place the Ground Assault AT-AT and Target the Main Generator (Intro Battle: Hoth, 59) as resources, leaving them with a First Legion Trooper (Intro Battle: Hoth, 55), a Snowtrooper Vanguard, a Lambda Shuttle (Intro Battle: Hoth, 58), and Admiral Piett (Intro Battle: Hoth, 60) in their hand. From there, the video takes both of you through your first few actions, including which cards to play first, what you can do with those cards, and what strategies they open up. Naturally, if you'd prefer to learn by reading the rulebook, you can do so that way as well! It contains everything you need to know about how to play the game, including handy reference pages that can help you keep track down common rules on the fly. It's not just the decks that are designed to help you learn; even the game board is built for this purpose! Star Wars: Unlimited has a number of different play zones that see use throughout the game, most notably the ground arena, the space arena, and each player's resource area. The game board in Intro Battle: Hoth clearly lays out each of these zones for you, along with brief reminders to help you facilitate your game. (Even once you've learned how to play the game, you'll want to keep using the board just so you can enjoy the stunning Hoth-themed artwork!) And there you have it! That's everything you need to know about Intro Battle: Hoth. With just this box, you can dive into the endless possibilities of Star Wars: Unlimited and learn the game in an unforgettable first battle. Good luck, and have fun!

The Super Slam Expansion Slot features a whopping 31 cards for classes and talents outside of those featured in the set—more support for existing heroes than any previous Expansion Slot ever! Not only that, we're bringing back some all-time favorites with several key reprints, which means the Super Slam Expansion Slot truly has something for everyone! The Expansion Slot replaces a Basic rarity card in around 1 in 6 boosters. 276 card set (1 Fabled, 5 Legendary, 42 Majestic, 40 Super Rare, 40 Rare, 134 Common, 14 Basic, 14 Marvel) 15 cards per pack Designed for Booster Draft (3 packs), Sealed Deck (8 packs), and Constructed formats

The Super Slam Expansion Slot features a whopping 31 cards for classes and talents outside of those featured in the set—more support for existing heroes than any previous Expansion Slot ever! Not only that, we're bringing back some all-time favorites with several key reprints, which means the Super Slam Expansion Slot truly has something for everyone! The Expansion Slot replaces a Basic rarity card in around 1 in 6 boosters. 276 card set (1 Fabled, 5 Legendary, 42 Majestic, 40 Super Rare, 40 Rare, 134 Common, 14 Basic, 14 Marvel) 15 cards per pack, 24 packs per display Designed for Booster Draft (3 packs), Sealed Deck (8 packs), and Constructed formats

Dare to descend into different domains and demolish the defining divisions of the different Dueling dimensions with Doom of Dimensions! Dearest Duelists, Dare to descend into different domains this fall with Doom of Dimensions, September’s core booster set for the Yu‑Gi‑Oh! TRADING CARD GAME (TCG). Doom dawns for your opponents after every turn! Delve deep into dominating new cards to dish out definitive devastation and defeat all defenses! As you’ve doubtlessly discerned, Declan’s “D/D/D” Deck from Yu‑Gi‑Oh! ARC-V steals the show! Expect cards so dastardly they’ll demolish the defining divisions of the different Dueling dimensions! There’s a ton of stuff in Doom of Dimensions for other Decks, too! Doom of Dimensions sparkles and shines with 25 desirable Starlight Rares so debonair Duelists can dapper down their Deck. Doom of Dimensions contains: 10 Secret Rares 14 Ultra Rares 26 Super Rares 50 Commons