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avacyn restored booster box worth it MTG Avacyn RestoredUnusual for the third set in a block, Avacyn Restored contains 244 cards (101 Common, 60 Uncommon, 53 Rare, 15 Mythic, 15 Basic Lands), and is therefore a large expansion. As usual, the set includes randomly inserted premium versions of all cards in the set. Set in Innistrad, Avacyn Restored continues the storyline arc of the Innistrad block; but, mechanically and thematically, the expansion is a "reboot" of Innistrad block. The focus is shifted away

Unusual for the third set in a block, Avacyn Restored contains 244 cards (101 Common, 60 Uncommon, 53 Rare, 15 Mythic, 15 Basic Lands), and is therefore a large expansion.  As usual, the set includes randomly inserted premium versions of all cards in the set.

Set in Innistrad, Avacyn Restored continues the storyline arc of the Innistrad block; but, mechanically and thematically, the expansion is a "reboot" of Innistrad block. The focus is shifted away from the graveyard, and flashback or double-faced cards are notably absent. For the Limited format it was considered to be a standalone set.

The 15 basic lands in the set are illustrated by the same artists who worked on the artworks of Innistrad's basic lands. They depict the same, or similar, landscapes but with a brighter tone, reflecting the change from a place of despair and gloom to a place of hope. The expansion symbol for this set is Avacyn's symbol.

Avacyn Restored cards represent the turning of the tide between the struggle of humanity and the monsters of Innistrad. Whereas Dark Ascension featured a greater concentration of monsters, marked by a reduction in the number of humans, Avacyn Restored emphasizes the humans and angels as well as their mortal enemies, demons. Black is defined as the primary color of the monsters and evil; the other colors are now the human colors. White remained the most human-dense and -centered color; but, human tribal effects and humans were made primary and secondary themes in red and blue, respectively.

Avacyn Restored introduced a novel card frame for the Miracle ability, so as to provide a visual cue to facilitate players identifying cards with Miracle more readily, so as to cast such cards in a timely manner. The new card frame features outwardly radiant lines on the card frame, from around the art and name box; furthermore, the name box features an arrow-like outcropping on the top. The set also features two new planeswalkers; Tamiyo, the Moon Sage, a Moonfolk originally from Kamigawa, and Tibalt, the Fiend-Blooded, a human–devil planeswalker (and the first planeswalker with a converted casting cost of 2 mana).

Each Avacyn Restored Booster Pack contains 15 cards each. Premium foil cards are randomly inserted.