Masters sets are known for their high power draft formats. This is a masters set, taken to the theoretical maximum. Featuring some
of the most powerful cards in the game at common and uncommon, this draft set emulates a world where all cards are balanced around
what Wizards typically puts at uncommon and rare.
There are a few main goals with this set:1. Provide a fun and unique draft environment.2. Downshift as many cards as possible.
Adherence to NWO should still be somewhat a thing; not too many swingy cards (relatively) at common, stuff that doesn't get out of
hand immediately if left unanswered, and cards should be relatively simple.3. Allow players to draft with powerful cards in
multiples to form the backbone of a deck.
Due to this, some things should be taken into account when drafting: * Abundant fixing means even double-pip cards can be
reasonably played in off-color decks, but don't get too greedy with it.

• Power level stratification across rarities - commons might
  often make 1st-5th picks, especially if with cards that want to be drafted in multiples. Rares and uncommons are generally
  reserved for build-arounds and cards you only need 1 or 2 of.
• Rarity on the card does not reflect rarity in the set.

Set Structure: * Commons: 102

• Uncommons: 70
• Rares: 50