When you draft the product, you get to take two cards for the first pick of each booster. (Note that this is just for the Draft Boosters the Collector Boosters only have fifteen cards, although they will have four rares/mythic rares.) All of that is true for Double Masters 2022, except it comes with the sixteenth card always being Cryptic Spires. Original Double Masters came in a fifteen-card booster and every booster had two rares/mythic rares and two premium (i.e., traditional foil) cards. That card is called Cryptic Spires, and it's a brand-new card meant to help with mana fixing. Double Masters 2022 also has 332 cards, but there's a slight tweak (91 commons, 80 uncommons, 120 rares, 40 mythic rares, and 1 card that shows up in every booster), it has one less rare and one new card that's a rarity below common.

The first Double Masters had 332 cards (91 commons, 80 uncommons, 121 rares, and 40 mythic rares). This week, I'm going to tell you the story of the set's design and show off two preview cards.īefore I start with the story of this set, I want to remind you of how the original Double Masters worked, as this year's Double Masters follows in the footsteps of that product with a few small tweaks.