Booster Boxes for the Beta Edition of Sorcery TCG. Beta is the first retail release of the first set, preceded by the Alpha print run available only through Kickstarter.

This game is incredibly special—it's really a love letter to the classic TCGs that built this industry, with plenty of innovation layered on top. Fully hand-painted art, theme-forward design, mechanics that have weight to them...we can't recommend it enough, especially if you're a fan of that era of games or looking for something different from the streamlined, tournament-focused systems that followed in Magic's wake.

You can find plenty of videos on our YouTube channel if you'd like to see it in action.

• Each booster box contains 36 packs
• Booster packs contain 10 Ordinary cards, 3 Exceptional cards and 1 Elite or Unique card, with the chance for a foil and/or wildly special Curio card
• Every box has a box topper pack that includes 1x Sorcerer, 3x Rubble tokens and 24x Mini tokens for various game statuses.
• There are six booster boxes in a case. Orders in multiples of six will be shipped as a sealed case.

These preconstructed decks are different from those released as Alpha versions via the Kickstarter, with four new avatars corresponding to the four elements. Undoubtedly the best way to start playing and likely one of the best values in card games.

• Contains 4 synergistic decks of 36 spells / 16 sites each: Waveshaper (Water), Geomancer (Earth), Sparkmage (Air), Flamecaller (Fire)
• Mix of Ordinary, Exceptional, Elite, and Unique cards.
• Each deck has a unique deck box that can hold its contents once sleeved.
• Branded storage box is 7.1" x 4.1" x 3"
• Learn more on the official Sorcery website.

These essential Battlefield playmats are the perfect way for two players to engage in the Sorcery TCG, and are an official offering from Erik's Curiosa.

Each playmat has the Beta logo affixed in the bottom right corner, as seen in the images. Card, row, and column outlines are present, and each box is labelled by number (1-20) for easy d20 effect resolution. And for chess style notation...for whenever that becomes a thing.