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AFR Minsc, Beloved Ranger and Hamster Boo MTG by Howard Lyon
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Every reward in MTG Arena’s Baldur’s Gate Mastery Pass

Go for the Gold (Dragon Pet)!

A new set is out in Magic: The Gathering, and that means players get another Mastery Pass to sink their teeth into on MTG Arena.

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Taking a step away from the Kamigawa plane and into the Baldur’s Gate world, there are much more Dungeons & Dragons themed cosmetics and rewards to get your hands on.

While players can get some rewards during this set without purchasing the Mastery Pass, it’s typically worth every bit of the 3,400 gems that you’ll spend to unlock it. If you’re unsure about the Mastery Pass, don’t fret. You can purchase it at any time and automatically get all the rewards that you would have gotten had you bought it from the start.

From a sheer value standpoint, there isn’t much of a better way to spend your resources in Arena. There are 70 levels associated with the Baldur’s Gate season and rewards for every single level if you get the Mastery Pass.

Here are all of the rewards you get from completing the Mastery Pass:

  • Minsc & Boo Avatar
  • Minsc & Boo sleeves
  • 4,000 gold
  • 1,200 gems
  • One Draft Token
  • Three different Dragon Pets (Bronze, Silver, and Gold)
  • 20 Booster Packs (all from the five most recent sets: Crimson Vow, Midnight Hunt, Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty, New Cappena, and Alchemy Horizons Baldur’s Gate)
  • 25 Mastery Orbs
  • 10 Mythic Rare Alchemy Horizons Baldur’s Gate cards
  • 15 common card styles
  • 10 uncommon card styles
  • Shadowheart Exquisite sleeves

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What is unique about Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur’s Gate in the context of Magic: The Gathering?

Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur’s Gate is unique because it is the second draftable Commander set for Magic: The Gathering, introducing many new legendary creatures and incorporating mechanics and characters from the Baldur’s Gate series.

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What new mechanic does Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur’s Gate introduce to Magic: The Gathering?

Battle for Baldur’s Gate introduces the Initiative mechanic, which includes exploring a new dungeon called Undercity and adds a twist to the Monarch mechanic from Conspiracy: Take the Crown.

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How many main campaign acts are there in Baldur's Gate 3?

Baldur's Gate 3 has only three main campaign acts—Act one, Act two, and Act three.

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Others Asked

What is unique about Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur’s Gate in the context of Magic: The Gathering?

Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur’s Gate is unique because it is the second draftable Commander set for Magic: The Gathering, introducing many new legendary creatures and incorporating mechanics and characters from the Baldur’s Gate series.

Was this helpful to you?
What new mechanic does Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur’s Gate introduce to Magic: The Gathering?

Battle for Baldur’s Gate introduces the Initiative mechanic, which includes exploring a new dungeon called Undercity and adds a twist to the Monarch mechanic from Conspiracy: Take the Crown.

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How many main campaign acts are there in Baldur's Gate 3?

Baldur's Gate 3 has only three main campaign acts—Act one, Act two, and Act three.

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