Set code CONReleased Cards in set 145With secrets 145Series Premier set
Conflux was released on 6 February 2009. It is the second set of the Alara block, in which the shards of Alara come together. The set has 145 collector numbers and 290 printings once nonfoil, foil and etched finishes are counted, with the standard-frame run numbered 001 to 145 and showcase, borderless, extended-art and other treatments after it. The buyer's guide below lists the products Wizards of the Coast made for the set.
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What's in the set
How the set breaks down by rarity.
Released 6 February 2009Collector numbers 145Printings 290, counting nonfoil, foil and etched foil separatelyStandard frame 001 to 145Booster types Booster
Rarity
Cards
Where to find them
Checklist
Common
120
60 in the standard frame (001 to 145)
Uncommon
80
40 in the standard frame (001 to 145)
Rare
70
35 in the standard frame (001 to 145)
Mythic rare
20
10 in the standard frame (001 to 145)
Chase cards
The cards collectors chase most in this set. Tap a card to tick it.
Chase #1
Mythic rare, foil; creature; first printed in this set. Art by Cyril Van Der Haegen.
Chase #2
Rare, foil; land; first printed in this set. Art by Steven Belledin.
Chase #3
Rare, foil; artifact creature; first printed in this set. Art by Chippy.
Chase #4
Rare, foil; creature; first printed in this set. Art by Dan Murayama Scott.
Chase #5
Rare, foil; creature; first printed in this set. Art by Mark Zug.
Chase #6
Rare, foil; artifact; first printed in this set. Art by Dave Allsop.
Chase #7
Mythic rare, foil; legendary creature; first printed in this set. Art by Jaime Jones.
Chase #8
Uncommon, foil; land; first printed in this set. Art by Jesper Ejsing.
Chase #9
Mythic rare, foil; sorcery; first printed in this set. Art by Karl Kopinski.
Chase #10
Mythic rare, foil; legendary planeswalker; first printed in this set. Art by D. Alexander Gregory.
Chase #11
Rare, nonfoil; creature; first printed in this set. Art by Christopher Moeller.
Chase #12
Mythic rare, foil; legendary creature; first printed in this set. Art by Steve Argyle.
Chase #13
Mythic rare, foil; legendary creature; first printed in this set. Art by Jason Chan.
Chase #14
Mythic rare, foil; artifact creature; first printed in this set. Art by Dan Murayama Scott.
Chase #15
Rare, foil; creature; first printed in this set. Art by Michael Komarck.
Chase #16
Uncommon, foil; land; first printed in this set. Art by John Avon.
Pull rates aren't published. What the listings guarantee is what each pack contains, so the number of packs tells you what you'll open. Greyed items are in the line-up but not stocked here.
Not stocked
36packs
Booster Box
36 packs · each pack: Booster Pack: 16 cards. A sealed display box of booster packs
Not stocked
8packs
Fat Pack
8 packs · each pack: Booster Pack: 16 cards. Eight boosters, a card box, the Player's Guide, 40 basic lands and a spindown life counter.
Not stocked
1packs
Intro Packs
1 packs · each pack: Booster Pack: 16 cards. Five decks: Bant on the March, Esper Air Assault, Grixis Shambling Army, Jund Appetite for War and Naya Domain.
For parents
Buying for a child?
Magic is a 13+ game. Wizards of the Coast rate Magic: The Gathering for ages 13 and over, so younger children will want an adult to help them learn.
Which pack is which? Draft and Set Boosters are the everyday packs for opening and playing. Collector Boosters cost more and hold more foils and special frames, so they suit collectors.
Boxes are the safe buy. A sealed box has a known number of packs, so you can see exactly what you are paying for.
Check the language. Cards in these listings are in English.
A tasteBooster Box The smallest way into the set
The presentBooster Box A sealed box with a known pack count
For the collectorBooster Box The most packs in one sealed purchase
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