March of the Machine/Commander decks
| March of the Machine Commander decks | |||||
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| Symbol description | Elesh Norn's head before a shield | ||||
| Design | Gavin Verhey | ||||
| Development |
Corey Bowen (lead) Bryan Hawley | ||||
| Release date | August 4th, 2023 | ||||
| Set size | 5 100-card decks | ||||
| Expansion code | MOC[1] | ||||
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The March of the Machine Commander Decks are released together with March of the Machine. These are meant to be on-ramps to Commander, with a few new cards and the rest reprints.[2]
Description
As a special feature, these Commander decks feature Planechase cards.[2] Each deck has 5 new plane cards, 4 reprint Plane cards and 1 Phenomenon card.
Contents
Each package contains:
- 1 Display Commander card
- 10 Planechase cards
- 1 foil-Etched Commander
- 1 additional foil Legendary card
- 98 regular cards
- 10 double-sided tokens
- 1 deck box
- 1 life wheel
- 1 special dice
- 1 Collector Booster Sample Pack (2 cards)
Additional contents
Additional cards with the MOC set code can only be found in Set Boosters, Collector Boosters and as prerelease promos in Prerelease Packs.[3] They aren't found in the March of the Machine commander decks. These cards are:
Growing Threats
A 
deck focussing on Phyrexians.
The planar cards are:
The double-faced tokens are:
Cavalry Charge
A 
deck, themed around Knights.
The planar cards are:
The double-faced tokens are:
Call for Backup!
A 
deck, themed around +1/+1 counters.
The planar cards are:
The double-faced tokens are:
Divine Convocations
A deck, themed around Convoke.
The planar cards are:
The double-faced tokens are:
Tinker Time
A deck, themed around artifact tokens.
The planar cards are:
The double-faced tokens are:
Tokens and markers
- 5/5 Dragon Spirit creature with flying, for Goro-goro and Satoru.
- 1/1 Saproling creature, for Slimefoot and Squee.
References
- ↑ Information below the text box
- ↑ a b First Look at March of the Machine (Video). Magic: The Gathering. YouTube (February 19, 2023).
- ↑ WPN (February 20, 2023). "First Look for Retailers: March of the Machine". Wizards Play Network.
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