Past expansions replaced a card of the same rarity as the premium card.
All premium cards were now included in booster packs replacing a common card.
Time Spiral was the first set to use a new premium card distribution method. Tournament decks contained three timeshifted cards, replacing three commons. Instead, they included ten commons, three uncommons, one rare and one purple-rarity timeshifted card. Time Spiral was the first set since Alliances to distribute cards in boosters differently from the typical eleven commons, three uncommons and one rare format. The booster packs featured artwork from Serra Avenger, Sengir Nosferatu, Mishra, Artificer Prodigy, Undying Rage, and Bogardan Hellkite.
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All products except the boosters contained a random Pro Tour Players Card. Time Spiral was sold in 75-card tournament decks, 15-card boosters, four preconstructed theme decks and a fat pack. Manufactured by Franklin Instrument Company Time Spiral promo wall clock given by ACD (game distributor) for a qualifying. Timeshifted cards are treated as a part of Time Spiral block, thus it is legal in any format that uses Time Spiral's cards (Standard, Extended, Block Constructed, Modern). However, in the Time Spiral preconstructed decks, timeshifted cards are treated as though they had their original rarity, as each deck features several of the timeshifted cards that were originally common, including multiples of the same card. One timeshifted card appears in every Time Spiral booster pack, making the cards roughly 50% as rare as rare cards, which also appear once per pack but comprise of only 80 cards. Each card in the subset features the old Seventh Edition card frame and has a new purple expansion symbol to denote their unique rarity. Timeshifted cards make up a 121-card subset comprised entirely of pre- Mirrodin reprints, tying in with the set's theme of revisiting the past.
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