Duel Decks: Elspeth vs. Tezzeret
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# Duel Decks: Elspeth vs. Tezzeret Released in 2010, Duel Decks: Elspeth vs. Tezzeret represented Wizards of the Coast's continued effort to create accessible entry points for new players while offering reprint value for collectors. The 79-card set featured two pre-constructed decks centered on the planeswalkers Elspeth Tirel and Tezzeret the Seeker, reflecting the Shards of Alara block's narrative conclusion. The product's significance lay primarily in its reprints of previously expensive cards. Elspeth Tirel herself received a new printing, as did notable inclusions like Wrath of God and Crucible of Worlds. The Tezzeret deck featured valuable artifacts including Tezzeret's Gambit and Thopter Foundry. While the set lacked the mechanical innovation of standard releases, it served an important role in the secondary market by making key cards more accessible. The duel deck format proved commercially successful, establishing a template Wizards would continue using for years.
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