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From the Vault:Exiled

OMG, this set is pretty rocking despite some fairly limited card choices. While they could have done so much more with this, what they did far exceedes the MSRP for the set, and makes this a must have for any collector. Nine of these fifteen cards will go into my DoMT right off the bat.

The Official List is below, and the cards in bold have new art.

Balance, Berserk, Channel Gifts Ungiven, Goblin Lackey, Kird Ape, Lotus Petal, Mystical Tutor, Necropetance, Sensei's Devining Top, Serendib Efreet, Skullclamp, Stripmine, Tinker, and Trinisphere.













Comments

Anonymous said…
There are a couple of more cards with new art; they only showed 6 of 8.
Anonymous said…
Make that five of eight. Too early for counting.
Brandon said…
The Goblin Lackey is definitely my favorite. Nice to see another collector.

Brandon
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