Vanguard avatars are also used in casual games in MTG: Online, and the 2019 Mystery Booster set featured Ral's Vanguard as a test card
Product Description Divine Callening March Commander deck machine contains 1 ready-to-use blue-red-white deck of 100 Magic cards (2 traditional foil cards, 98 non-foil cards), 10 Planechase cards, 1 six-sided flat die, a collectible envelope with 2 sample cards (contains 1 rare card or of a superior rarity Traditional foil or non-foil with special treatment and 1 ordinary or unusual letter with special traditional foil processing), 1 custom engraved foil master (a copy of the master letter on thick cardboard box with foil engraving on the edge and on the illustration), 10 double-sided chips, 1 box cover (can hold 100 card with cover), 1 life wheel, 1 Strategy sheet and 1 reference card Safety Warning Ingen Divine Callening March Commander deck machine contains 1 ready-to-use blue-red-white deck of 100 Magic cards (2 traditional foil cards, 98 non-foil cards), 10 Planechase cards, 1 six-sided flat die, a collectible envelope with 2 sample cards (contains 1 rare card or of a superior rarity Traditional foil or non-foil with special treatment and 1 ordinary or unusual letter with special traditional foil processing), 1 custom engraved foil master (a copy of the master letter on thick cardboard box with foil engraving on the edge and on the illustration), 10 double-sided chips, 1 box cover (can hold 100 card with cover), 1 life wheel, 1 Strategy sheet and 1 reference card Ingen
Honestly, I find this a little disappointing because it makes it so hard for the other modal DFCs to compete for use in Constructed decks
Not only does it buff the equipped creature with +2/+0 and menace, but it also forces your opponent to sacrifice potential blockers and gives you 2/2 zombie creature tokens
Physical cards can be submitted to PSA (Professional Sports Authenticator), which evaluates condition on a 1-10 scale
The label on top of the box noted it was the complete set and contained 221 cards
