From the Vault: Legends
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# From the Vault: Legends From the Vault: Legends arrived in August 2011 as the fifth installment in Wizards of the Coast's premium reprint series. The set contained fifteen cards, each selected for their legendary status and historical significance within Magic's competitive and casual environments. This release targeted experienced collectors and players seeking high-quality versions of format staples and iconic creatures. The set proved commercially significant due to its foil-only printing and premium packaging, establishing From the Vault as a reliable source for reprints of otherwise expensive cards. Notable inclusions addressed supply constraints for popular commanders and format staples, making competitive decks more accessible to serious players. The selection reflected Wizards' understanding of which legends held lasting appeal across multiple play formats, from Commander to Legacy. The set's success reinforced the viability of premium reprint products as a distinct market segment, influencing strategy for subsequent special releases and establishing precedent for how legendary creatures would be valued and redistributed throughout Magic's secondary market.
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