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Magic: Urza's Block
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Now we come to the holy grail of Magic blocks. Urza's was popular at the time, but nowhere near the level they are now. This has driven prices on the secondary market to a pretty insane level, so we can't guarantee to lay our hands on any when we next run out and who knows what price they'd be when we do!
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Urza's Destiny
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The poor relation of the Urza's Block, Destiny remains only ludicrously expensive as opposed to insanely so.
Must Have Cards: Masticore, Phyrexian Negator, Elvish Piper.
Urza's Destiny Booster £6.99
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Urza's Legacy
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Urza is still determined to stop the Phyrexian threat once and for all. (Yeah, right - like we know he takes another two entire blocks, the wimp).
Must Have Cards: Deranged Hermit, Radiant Archangel, Goblin Welder
Urza's Legacy Boosters £7.99
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Urza's Saga
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This is the big one, chocked so full of full fat Magic badness that you have to take out a second mortgage just to pick up a booster. Finding a gameshop with these hidden away in a back room at RRP is every cardfloppers dream. (Well, that and the one with the faceless nun and the giant scissors, but we don't like to talk about that one!) Saga was also the set that introduced Cycling and Echo effects.
Must Have Cards: Gaea's Cradle, Argothian Enchantress, Morphling, Exploration, Serra Avatar, Tolarian Academy, Yawgmoths Will... (I could go on for some time!)
Urza's Saga Boosters £9.99
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