MTG 8TH EDITION CORE SET REGULAR MOL FACTORY SET
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Full Non-Foil Set
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Eighth Edition featured 357 white-bordered cards (113 commons, 113 uncommons, 111 rares, 20 basic lands), including cards from every previous expansion set since Alpha. The set introduced a new cardface design that allowed for larger art and more card text. Eighth Edition added reminder text about flying to those creatures that have the ability. it was also the first core set to see Fear in print (Fear was keyworded in Onslaught). The tap symbol changed to the simple, straightforward, easy-to-see curved arrow, without the rectangle behind it. The set introduced the basic supertype for lands.
Whenever a development team at the time worked on a base set, they made a wish list of cards they wanted to include but were unable to as the card did not exist and they were not allowed to add new cards. In essence, the team ordered cards for the next base set (traditionally two years later). This means that the Seventh Edition development team had made a wish list for Eighth Edition.
Notable changes
- Red's Enrage replaced black's Howl From Beyond in both Eighth and Ninth Edition.
- Green's Naturalize replaced white's Disenchant in Eighth and all future core sets until Core Set 2020.
- The Urzatron set was added and found its way into many tournament decks during its inclusion in core sets.
- The Circle of Protection series, a perennial core set entity, remained in the set but changed from common to uncommon.
- Counterspell was not printed in Eighth Edition or since. It had been deemed that a hard counter costing just 2 mana was too powerful. Cancel from Time Spiral would become the hard counter at 3 mana.
- Merfolk were not printed in Eighth Edition.
- Llanowar Elves was removed from the core set.
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What is an MOL set? |
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The Magic Online Redemption Program is a feature on Magic Online that allows a player with a complete digital set on Magic Online to have those cards converted to a complete paper copy of the same set. The digital cards are deleted from the player's account and a the player is sent a corresponding full set of physical cards. A redemption set comes sealed in a shrink-wrapped box with a label on it indicating what set is inside and whether it is regular (non-foil) or premium (foil). As a general rule, Magic Online sets became available for redemption roughly one month after they were released. Each set would be available while supplies lasted or until its Cutoff Date, whichever came first. MOL SETS ARE CONSIDERED THE PROOF SETS OF MTG ! |
What is in the box? |
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Each MOL set includes one (1) copy of each card in that set, with the box indicating if either a regular set (non-foil) or premium (foil). The packaging is designed for the precise amount of cards included, leaving little room for movement which might scratch the surface, or any way for the edges to receive damage. That's why these are perfect for those looking to open cards in the best condition possible! THESE SETS ARE OF INVESTMENT GRADE QUALITY AND PROVIDE THE BEST |
