Guildpact
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# Guildpact Overview Guildpact, released in February 2006, served as the second set in Magic's original Ravnica block and continued the ten-guild framework established by its predecessor. The 167-card expansion deepened the mechanical and thematic exploration of guild identities, introducing the mechanic of split cards that embodied dual-guild philosophies. This set marked a significant moment in Magic's design history by demonstrating how a block could sustain complex multicolor themes across multiple releases without mechanical fatigue. The set's limited format proved notably skill-intensive, with guild-focused archetypes rewarding deep understanding of color combinations. From a constructed perspective, Guildpact contributed several staples that shaped Standard and extended formats, though it lacked the format-defining powerhouses of its predecessor. The set's mechanical refinement and improved color balance made it essential for collectors seeking complete Ravnica block representation, particularly those focused on the guild-centric era of Magic design.
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