The two starter decks are a simple way to start playing, with a pre-made 60-card deck, plus an added booster pack for your first pulls
Galufs Final Act Mana Value: 1G Rarity: Uncommon Type: Instant Card Text: Until end of turn, target creature gets +1/+0 and gains When this creature dies, put a number of +1/+1 counters equal to its power on up to one target creature. For a bit more Self-Destruct synergy, look no further than Galufs Final Act, another MTG Final Fantasy card revealed today
It gains lifelink until end of turn
It was once a Modern staple when decks like dredge and Hollow One flourished in the format, though the banning of Faithless Looting hit those decks hard
Here's the breakdown of rarities in these pricey--and very hard-to-find--collectible boosters: 5-6 Rare or higher cards 3-6 Uncommon cards 3-5 Common cards 1 Full-Art Land card You have a less than 0.1% chance of getting a serialized card

THE FIRST STEPS AFTER THE LAST STANDRebuild the Multiverse while building up your collection in this epic conclusion to the March of the Machine storyline INTRODUCING EPILOGUE BOOSTERSThese special boosters fill in the story between sets with 5 Magic: The Gathering cards in each pack RARES & UNCOMMONS ONLYSmall but mighty, all 5 cards in each booster are of rarity Uncommon or higher, including 13 cards of rarity Rare or higher FOILS & SHOWCASE CARDSEach Epilogue Booster contains 1 Showcase or Retro-Frame card and at least 1 Traditional Foil card CONTENTS1 Epilogue Booster Box containing 24 March of the Machine: The Aftermath MTG Epilogue Boosters Exceptions: Older Magic Sets Arabian Nights, Antiquities, Fallen Empires, The Dark, Homelands From 1993 to 1995 we got five sets that had booster boxes with 60 packs of eight cards each