Challenger Decks 2021

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Challenger Decks 2021
 
 
Challenger Decks 2021
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Set Information
Set symbol This set has no own expansion symbol.
Symbol description Cards use the symbol of their original expansion.
Release date April 2, 2021
Plane Eldraine
Ikoria
Kaldheim
Theros
Zendikar
Multiversal
Set size Four 75-card constructed decks
Expansion code Q05[1]
Challenger Deck series
Challenger Decks 2020 Challenger Decks 2021 Pioneer Challenger Decks 2021
Magic: The Gathering Chronology
Time Spiral Remastered Challenger Decks 2021 Strixhaven: School of Mages

Challenger Decks 2021 is a set of four individual preconstructed 75-card challenger decks that became available on April 2, 2021 (due to production issues this date was moved up from March 26).[2][3][4]

Description

Like its previous installments, these challenger decks are built with more tournament-play competitive players in mind. The 75-card decks are geared toward Standard play for the Friday Night Magic player. They are intended to be playable and competitive at a local level right out of the box. All cards will have been previously printed in Standard and are Standard-legal. They contain fan-favorite cards from Kaldheim, Zendikar Rising, Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths, Core Set 2021, Theros Beyond Death, and Throne of Eldraine.

The new, smaller, packaging of these decks is "near plastic free", and made from eco-friendly, recyclable material. The only plastic inside is the wrapping of the cards.[5][6]

The decks are available in English, French, German, and Japanese.

Contents

Each package contains:

Decks

Blue deck box
Challenger
deck name
Colors Included
{W} {U} {B} {R} {G}
Azorius Control W U
Dimir Rogues U B
Mono-Red Aggro R
Mono-Green Stompy G

Tokens

Each deck comes with 5 double-sided tokens, pulled from the following list (original expansion and token number in parentheses):

References