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The twelth spell slot in the LTR packets have a 1% chance of The One Ring. Because it is so small, it is difficult to see when you reveal the odds.

Packet Base Colour(s)

The two cards in the bottom-right indicate the base colour(s) of the packet.

• Mono - Two basics - the extra two basics allocated to a mono packet.
• Dual - One unknown, and one dual land.
• WUBRG - One filter land and one fetch land.

Land Allocation

The lands displayed show some unknown cards (represented by card backs). These will be determined by the colour combination of the combined packets, and will comprise of basics and/or a common dual (from MOM).

• Mono - These packets include up to three unknown cards.
• + same Mono - up to three more basics.
• + other Mono - one dual land, and up to two more basics.
• + Dual - up to three basics of the other colour
• + WUBRG - two different dual lands including the mono colour, plus three different basics (loses two expected basics).
• Dual - Only one unknown card.
• + Mono - a second dual land
• + Dual - additional basic (one of each colour from the two packets)
• + WUBRG - an additional different dual including one of the dual colours (presumably, based on on JMP and JHH). Based on the above result of mono+wubrg I expect some basics to be exchanged also.
• WUBRG - Zero unknown cards, but canabalises expected basics from the other packet
• + Mono - two different dual lands including the mono colour, plus three different basics (loses two expected basics). When tested:
• U + WUBRG, received UB UR W B G.
• R + WUBRG, received UR RW B G U.
• + Dual - not yet tested

Where additional dual lands are included in mono packets (DMU), this reduces the number of unknown cards, which is why up to two/three cards are specified above.