Battle Royale (Magic: The Gathering)

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Battle Royal
Expansion Symbol Fancy B and an R
Release date November 1999
Mechanics Compilation
Keywords None new
Cycles {{{Cycles}}}
Size 160 cards
Magic: The Gathering
Chronology
Mercadian Masques Battle Royal Nemesis

Battle Royale was a Magic: The Gathering boxed set released in November 1999 as a collection of cards emphasizing the multiplayer aspect of the game. This included cards from all different sets that existed previous to it. The cards still retained their original expansion symbols although they were printed with white borders, which is the standard for reprinted Magic: The Gathering cards.

The set included 160 cards built into four different two-color theme decks: Spirit Gale (blue / white), Chargoyf (green / red), The Deluge (green / white), and Cinder Heart (black / red).

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