On February 16, 2016, the Twitter account accused 2-3 unnamed vendors of possession of the card list for Eternal Masters and insider trading. Because of the popularity and the limited print run, the distribution is WPN exclusive and partially allocation based. The set is printed in English, Japanese and Chinese Simplified. A number of cards also change rarity to create a better drafting environment. Due to the higher MSRP booster displays only contain 24 packs, which is also the number required for a regular draft (three boosters for each of eight players), as the set was designed specifically for draft. Due to the higher expected average value of the cards contained in a booster and the lower print run, the MSRP of one booster of Eternal Masters was set to $9.99 (with the MSRP of a booster of the current draft set being $3.49). The 16-card boosters (the sixteenth card is a marketing card) feature artwork from Deathrite Shaman, Bloodbraid Elf and Goblin Charbelcher. Each booster contains 15 playable cards: 10 commons, 3 uncommons and one rare or mythic rare, and one foil card of any rarity replacing the basic land which would normally be found in a booster as Eternal Masters does not contain a run of basic lands. Įternal Masters is exclusively booster-based, thus no satellite products such as Preconstructed decks are branded with the set. Eternal Masters was inspired by the Magic Online-only set Vintage Masters, but adds some Modern-legal cards to make the archetypes work. It does not contain cards from the Reserved List, but it features many Eternal staples. Eternal Masters is designed to be a unique and enjoyable Draft experience, much like Modern Masters. Generally, rounds of Masters play were held in the evenings, so that players could also participate in the adjoining Pro Tour event.Eternal Masters is a 249 reprint set containing some of the most sought-after cards from throughout the history of Magic - some with new artwork. The last two players were invited by winning a Gateway Tournament held just before the main event. Of those, sixteen were seeded into the bracket, and the rest were paired against the seeded players randomly.
Thirty of the players were invited based on prior standing. The Masters Series were single-elimination tournaments for thirty-two players. Some events of the Masters Series were broadcast on ESPN. The events were designed to bring together the best Magic players together into a single tournament with a large cash prize.
The Masters Series was a special tournament program that ran from 2000–2003 in conjunction with several Pro Tour events. For the product line, see Masters series.
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