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At the ''Fate Reforged'' [[prerelease]] you can get a special [[booster pack]] containing a few [[alternate-art]] cards from ''Khans of Tarkir]]'' that show how the world has changed in the new timeline. Mainly that there are [[dragons]] now.


====Launch Weekend====
====Launch Weekend====

Revision as of 05:27, 3 November 2014

Fate Reforged
Set Information
Set symbol
Set size 185 cards
Expansion code FRF
Development codename Dewey

Fate Reforged is the 66th Magic expansion, and the second in the Khans of Tarkir block. It is to be released on January 23, 2015.[1] Fate Reforged is a small expansion with 185 cards.

Set Details

Fate Reforged was announced at the Wizards of the Coast panel at PAX Prime on August 31, 2014. [2] It contains 185 cards and includes randomly inserted premium versions of all cards. This small set is designed to be drafted with both large sets of the block, but the large sets are never drafted together. [3].

Storyline

Sarkhan Vol travels back in time, to the moment that sealed Tarkir's fate: the battle between Ugin and Nicol Bolas. History is changed.

Marketing

Fate Reforged will be sold in 16-card boosters (the 16th card being a marketing card), five intro packs, a clash pack and a fat pack.

Prerelease

At the Fate Reforged prerelease you can get a special booster pack containing a few alternate-art cards from Khans of Tarkir]] that show how the world has changed in the new timeline. Mainly that there are dragons now.

Launch Weekend

Game Day

Promotional cards

Tokens / Emblem

Themes and mechanics

Card types

Cycles

Mirrored pairs

Functional reprints

Strictly better or worse

Preconstructed decks

Intro packs

Clash pack

Gallery

External links

References

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