Magic Phyrexia: All Will Be One (ONE): cards and foils
Phyrexia: All Will Be One (ONE): its February 2023 release, its 390 entries and the gap in its numbers, its rarities, special versions and products.
By the Rip.fan Editorial Team.
Published 7 min read
Phyrexia: All Will Be One went on sale in stores on February 10, 2023, under the set code ONE. The story sends a team of planeswalkers into New Phyrexia, once the plane of Mirrodin, and ten planeswalkers appear in the set as new cards. The set has 390 entries, which are 271 different cards on collector numbers from 1 to 415. The numbers skip a block, and they stop before the step-and-compleat foils, which Wizards numbers separately.
When did Phyrexia: All Will Be One come out?
| What | Date |
|---|---|
| First look | December 13, 2022 |
| Story begins | January 12, 2023 |
| Debut stream and start of previews | January 17 |
| Card image galleries complete | January 26 |
| Prerelease events in stores | February 3 to 9 |
| Set release, in stores | February 10, 2023 |
| Bundle: Compleat Edition | March 3 |
The set’s story picks up from Dominaria United, which the first look mentions, and our March of the Machine guide covers the April 2023 set that carries the Phyrexian story on.
How is Phyrexia: All Will Be One numbered?
There is one entry at each of 390 numbers between 1 and 415. Grouped by range:
| Collector numbers | Printings | What is there |
|---|---|---|
| 1 to 261 | 261 | 261 different cards, ending with Terramorphic Expanse at 261 |
| 262 to 266 | 5 | Basic lands, one of each type |
| 267 to 276 | 10 | Basic lands again, two more of each type |
| 277 to 297 | 21 | Repeats of 11 Uncommons, 7 Commons and 3 Rares, Ossification (26 and 277) and Myr Convert (234 and 297) among them |
| 298 to 324 | 27 | Repeats of 16 Rares and 11 Mythic Rares, among them Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines (first at 10, again at 298) and Atraxa, Grand Unifier (196 and 316) |
| 325 to 344 | 20 | Twenty more repeats of Rares and Mythic Rares, The Eternal Wanderer (11 and 335) among them |
| 345 to 369 | None | No entries |
| 370 to 374 | 5 | Five Rares again, from Blackcleave Cliffs to Seachrome Coast |
| 375 to 403 | 29 | Repeats of 29 Rares, from Norn’s Wellspring to The Seedcore |
| 404 to 408 | 5 | Five Rares seen nowhere earlier, from Mite Overseer to Goliath Hatchery |
| 409 to 413 | 5 | The same five again, in the same order |
| 414 and 415 | 2 | Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines twice more |
167 cards have one printing, 90 have two, 13 have three and one has four: Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines, at 10, 298, 414 and 415.
Which numbers fall outside the main list?
In two places. First, the 25 numbers from 345 to 369 have no entry. Second, the list ends at 415. Yet Wizards’ variant gallery says the step-and-compleat foils carry ONE numbers 417 to 479. That is 63 numbers, by Rip.fan’s arithmetic.
The same gallery names four more step-and-compleat cards. Each shows the symbol of an earlier set, with the collector number the gallery gives:
- Vorinclex, Monstrous Raider, with the Kaldheim symbol, number 407
- Sheoldred, the Apocalypse, with the Dominaria United symbol, number 436
- Urabrask, Heretic Praetor, with the Streets of New Capenna symbol, number 469
- Jin-Gitaxias, Progress Tyrant, with the Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty symbol, number 514
The Sheoldred matters to DMU collectors, since the DMU numbers stop at 434. So when a ONE listing gives a number from 417 to 479, or a praetor shows another set’s symbol, check it against Wizards’ variant gallery.
What rarities are in Phyrexia: All Will Be One?
By rarity, counting each card once at its first collector number:
| Rarity | Cards in ONE | First numbered 1 to 266 | First numbered 404 to 408 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Common | 101 | 101 | None |
| Uncommon | 80 | 80 | None |
| Rare | 65 | 60 | 5 |
| Mythic Rare | 20 | 20 | None |
| Land | 5 | The basic land types, 262 to 266 | None |
The totals add up to 271, the number of different cards, so no card sits at two rarities. Our Magic card rarities guide explains each rarity symbol.
What special versions does Wizards name?
The first look calls these Booster Fun treatments. In an order of Rip.fan’s own, by where the first look places them:
| Version | Where the first look places it | What it says about it |
|---|---|---|
| Step-and-compleat foil | Collector Boosters only | A foil pattern of the Phyrexian symbol across the card, with a card number of its own; shown on concept, ichor and manga cards |
| Borderless concept praetors | Draft, Set and Collector Boosters | All five praetors in concept art, as reprints of praetors from recent sets |
| Borderless ichor | Draft, Set and Collector Boosters | A treatment based on the Phyrexian oil |
| Borderless manga | Draft, Set and Collector Boosters | Some Phyrexians and heroes drawn as Phyrexians, with art by Junji Ito and other artists |
| Full-art basic lands | Draft, Set and Collector Boosters | Two kinds: Phyrexian panorama and Phyrexianized |
| Oil slick raised foil | Bundle: Compleat Edition | A new foil, on basic lands and more |
Our Magic foil types guide covers Wizards’ other named foils and notes the step-and-compleat and oil slick raised foils.
What products came out for Phyrexia: All Will Be One?
The first look lists the lineup:
- Commander Decks: two, each with a Collector Booster Sample Pack. The ONC code has 172 entries.
- Jumpstart Boosters, sold in a display.
- Prerelease Pack.
- Bundle.
- Bundle: Compleat Edition: dated March 3, and the home of oil slick raised foils.
- Collector Boosters, Set Boosters and Draft Boosters, each sold in a display. The Collector Booster is the only pack with step-and-compleat foils.
Wizards’ general product guide, written for every set, gives figures for each pack type. A Draft Booster holds at least one card of rare or higher. A Set Booster holds one to four and an art card. A Collector Booster holds five or six, with 8 to 10 foils or more. Our Wilds of Eldraine guide explains when Wizards folded Draft and Set Boosters into the Play Booster.
How does it compare with Dominaria United?
How the two sets compare:
| Measure | Dominaria United (DMU) | Phyrexia: All Will Be One (ONE) |
|---|---|---|
| Total entries | 434 | 390 |
| Collector numbers | 1 to 434 | 1 to 415, none at 345 to 369 |
| Different cards | 271 | 271 |
| Rares first listed above the basic lands | 5, at 282 to 286 | 5, at 404 to 408 |
| Commons, Uncommons, Rares, Mythic Rares | 91, 80, 65, 20 | 101, 80, 65, 20 |
| Land-rarity cards | 15 | 5 |
| Most printings of one card | 5 | 4 |
| Commander code, total entries | DMC, 221 | ONC, 172 |
| A foil Wizards puts only in Collector Boosters | Textured foil | Step-and-compleat foil |
What should you check before you buy?
- ONE or ONC. The Commander cards have their own code and list, so a listing should give the code and the collector number.
- Numbers 417 to 479. These are step-and-compleat foils, and they are not in the main list.
- Which Elesh Norn. One name covers four printings, so match the number.
- Bundle or Compleat Edition. Only the Compleat Edition is named as the home of oil slick raised foils.
- Factory wrap. A booster box is sealed product; our guide to storing sealed product explains how to keep it that way.
How do you check Phyrexia: All Will Be One card prices?
Rip.fan’s card price lookup and price pages list English Pokémon cards only. For a ONE card, start from the code and the collector number. For a step-and-compleat foil, use the number in Wizards’ variant gallery. Then look only at sold listings for that exact printing and finish, and note the date of each sale. Our guides to checking Magic card prices and finding what a card sold for set out the method, and spotting fake Magic cards covers the checks before you pay.
The seller fee calculator shows what a sale leaves you after fees on TCGplayer or Whatnot, and the trading card hub has more on Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece and Lorcana.
Frequently asked questions
What are the Phyrexia: All Will Be One Commander Decks?
Corrupting Influence and Rebellion Rising. Each 100-card deck pairs 2 traditional foil legendary cards with 98 non-foil cards, 10 of them first printed there, and adds a foil-etched display commander on thicker cardstock.
What is in the Bundle: Compleat Edition?
A Phyrexian Arena promo in Phyrexian text and frame, 12 Set Boosters and 1 Compleat Edition Booster. That booster holds 10 oil slick raised foil basic lands, 2 of each type, plus 2 mythic rares in that foil, chosen at random from a pool of the set's 20.
How many Phyrexian-language cards are in Phyrexia: All Will Be One?
6 in boosters: the 5 Phyrexianized planeswalkers and Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines, each in Phyrexian text and the Phyrexian frame. The Phyrexian Arena promo in the Bundle: Compleat Edition is a 7th.
How many step-and-compleat foils are there?
67: 6 commons, 7 uncommons, 26 rares and 28 mythic rares, on borderless ichor, concept praetor, manga and Phyrexian-language cards. One sits in every single Collector Booster, and they turn up nowhere else.
Who drew the borderless manga cards?
Wizards worked with Kogado Studios, its Japanese partner studio, on 15 cards: the 5 compleated planeswalkers, what-if versions of 5 others, and 5 legendary Mirran creatures. Junji Ito drew a separate manga Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines.