There's a couple issues for me putting the print run together. I usually lurked on people that bought booster boxes but nowadays everyone's buying the set booster boxes instead, and I don't know about your LGS but a lot of our draft packs are made in Japan or Belgium which uses a totally different system than US. I usually need ~120 packs to figure it out and I'm not getting there. If my SNC boosters are made in US, I'll get a video out. If you're still interested in studying the collation for the last few sets, check www.lethe.xyz/mtg/collation/ for updates. Their project usually has the common print run pretty early and they even get the uncommon print runs.

Yeah, it usually takes about 90-120 packs to get enough data

Thank you so much! Very useful!

I think the last set that MTGO followed the physical print run was Origins

@@fooz2916 Huh... coincidentally I didn't have time for mtgo in the following sets, so I didn't notice. How great is the divergence though, or is it pretty similar?

@@SlasheTG I am not 100% sure, but instead of A-B-(C1 or C2), it uses a A-B-C-D system where the number from each run varies very wildly! So it's there but not predictable and doesn't follow the same philosophy, for example in Dominaria you could get Eviscerate and Vicious Offering in the same pack even though the physical print runs are always designed so this type of decision between two removal spells of the same color never ever ever comes up.

I wouldn't know where to start with uncommons, for rare/mythic you can search up "uncut rare sheet" to see how they're organized, they usually use a sheet as a prize. Boosters are scrambled before packing so you can't find any pattern between the rares within a box.

Thanks! Appreciate it.

People can check the box in the option on MTGO to save draft logs, and then they could send them to me *nudge* *nudge*

Nima S i would do that but for some reason my drafts aren't saving, could it be because they are league drafts?

Yep! Waaaaay easier to do without double-faced cards involved. If you have any suggestions on something you'd like thrown into the video, let me know. Teaser: Glassblower's Puzzleknot and Malfunction are cozy on the print run, that puzzleknot is a signal that someone upstream is probably in blue.

Hey! Sorry, I was on vacation, I have the sheet linked in my post on the reddit thread here www.reddit.com/r/lrcast/comments/4h2g1d/shadows_over_innistrad_common_print_run_analysis/

+Ben Young For the last several sets, MTGO has reflected the same patterns in the print run, but the commons in your pack are scrambled when shown in the drafting UI. However if you have MTGO log your drafts in a txt file, you can open that file and see the commons ordered exactly as they are in paper. UW commons in front, B run in middle, BRG commons in back.