Complete Guide to Avatar: The Last Airbender's Source Material Bonus Sheet

alexis November 12, 2025 Collecting, MTG Cards, MTG Products

Cruel Tutor | Illustration by Viacom

The last three Universes Beyond sets have pulled artwork from their respective source materials to generate bonus sheets that reprint some of Magic’s most iconic spells, Final Fantasy: Through the Ages used concept art from the video games. Marvel’s Spider-Man used comic book art, including works from Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko. As for Avatar: The Last Airbender, we get… screenshots? I guess it’s more colorful and more complete than storyboard drawings. And what do you mean, they share a set code with the cards from the Beginner Box and the Jumpstart Boosters?

But let’s not get ahead of ourselves. I’d got you covered on everything related to Avatar’s bonus sheet, packed full of borderless source material art.

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What Are the Source Material Cards in Avatar: The Last Airbender?

Force of Negation | Illustration by Viacom

Source Material cards in Avatar are a series of reprints that use screenshots from the original Avatar: The Last Airbender animated series in their art. Rather than credit an individual artist, that field on the card shows the episode from which the image was taken, using the same Book: Chapter format that the show uses for its episodes.

Unlike previous bonus sheet cards, the source material cards in Avatar: The Last Airbender don’t have a unique set code to distinguish them from the other cards that won’t be Standard legal, like the Jumpstart cards. They use the TLE set code, and don’t have a separate set name (unlike Final Fantasy: Through the Ages or Marvel Universe). Allow me to editorialize a little, but the organized collector in me does not like that.

How May Bonus Sheet Cards Are in Avatar?

There are 61 bonus sheet cards in Avatar: The Last Airbender, one for each episode of the original series.

Gallery and List of Source Material Cards in Avatar

The following card image gallery is presented in episode order, starting from Episode 1 and ending on Episode 61.

Are Avatar Bonus Sheet Cards in Play Boosters? The TLA Draft Format?

Yes, Avatar bonus sheet cards appear in Play boosters, but only in 1 out of every 26 Play boosters.

Where Can You Open Source Material Avatar Cards?

You can open borderless Source Material cards in Avatar: The Last Airbender Play boosters and Collector boosters. There’s a Source Material card in 1 of every 26 Play Booster, and one in each Collector Booster.

You can buy Play Boosters individually, or as part of an Avatar Bundle (9 Play Boosters), an Avatar Commander’s Bundle (9 Play Boosters), Avatar Scene Boxes (3 Play Boosters), or Avatar Prerelease Kits (5 Play Boosters). You can also buy full Booster Boxes of Avatar: The Last Airbender Play Boosters, which contain 30 booster packs.

You can buy Collector Boosters individually, or as part of Avatar Commander’s Bundles (1 Collector Booster each). Avatar: The Last Airbender Collector Booster Boxes contain 12 Collector Boosters.

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Magic: The Gathering | Avatar: The Last Airbender Play Booster Box | 30 Packs | Collectible Trading Card Game

WATER. EARTH. FIRE. AIR… MAGIC—Wield the power of the elements as Avatar: The Last Airbender teams up with Magic: The Gathering! Climb atop a sky bison and travel from the walls of Ba Sing Se to the heart of the Fire Nation and restore balance to the world—or conquer it
BEND THE ELEMENTS LIKE A MASTER—Relive the series with iconic scenes, collect cards featuring your favorite characters, and master Avatar: The Last Airbender-themed game mechanics
JOIN TEAM AVATAR!—Join the fray with powerful bending masters, hybrid animals, and unforgettable allies wielding blades, boomerangs, and the occasional cabbage
FOIL & RARE IN EVERY PACK—Each Play Booster contains at least 1 shiny Traditional Foil card and 1–4 cards of rarity Rare or higher, including the possibility of special cards featuring beautiful borderless alternate art
BEST BOOSTERS FOR PLAYING WITH FRIENDS—Play Boosters are the best way to discover what Magic has to offer; they're perfect for building decks, playing Limited games with friends, and are tons of fun to open

How Many Are in Each Pack?

In Avatar Play Boosters, Source Material cards appear at a rate of 1 per every 26 booster, and they only appear in non-foil treatments.

In Avatar Collector Boosters, a Source Material card appears in every booster, in either a non-foil or traditional foil treatment.

Will Avatar’s Bonus Sheet Cards Be on Arena?

Yes, though you won’t be able to play every card in every format on the Magic: The Gathering Arena. In Historic, Force of Negation and Dark Depths have been banned ahead of release.

Are All Avatar Source Material Cards Mythic Rares?

Yes. All 61 of the Source Material cards for Avatar are mythic rares.

On Arena, cards from Through the Omenpaths bonus sheet were rarity-shifted, so it’s possible that Source Material cards from Avatar: The Last Airbender will be rarity-shifted there, too.

Are Avatar Bonus Sheet Cards Standard Legal?

No, with the exception of Imprisoned in the Moon and Fabled Passage. A bonus sheet reprint doesn’t change the current legalities of any of its cards, so only two cards from this collection of Source Material cards is Standard legal. Imprisoned in the Moon was reprinted in Foundations, while Fabled Passage was reprinted in Bloomburrow, so they’ll be Standard legal for a while yet.

The Most Valuable Source Material Cards from Avatar: The Last Airbender

Let’s take a look at some of the more valuable Source Material cards from Avatar: The Last Airbender Eternal. These reflect the lowest prices on TCGplayer based on available listings, as long as there isn’t a big gap between that and the market price.

As an honorable mention, here are some cards that have high list prices compared to their market price:

Dockside Extortionist ($14.47 market price vs. $49.95 list price)
Drannith Magistrate ($14.99 vs $49.99)
Mystic Remora ($17.09 vs. $65.00)

These prices were taken from TCGplayer on November 10, 2025 and are subject to drastic changes over the next few days and week.

#5. Cruel Tutor – $33.00

This bonus sheet was an obvious opportunity to reprint cards from Portal and Portal Three Kingdoms, including Cruel Tutor. Black has no shortage of tutors now, but this is probably a better one if you have life loss triggers or if you want to chain it with some self-mill.

The choice of image for this card has been memed to oblivion, too, and I bet anyone that pulls one will at least smirk a little bit, if it doesn’t serve as a jump scare.

#4. Sakashima of a Thousand Faces – $33.95

I have no connection to the source material, but given that Joo Dee, One of Many isn’t a legendary creature in the main set, I think it probably makes sense that Joo Dee, Public Servant is a reprint of one of the most iconic clones that also doesn’t care about the legend rule, Sakashima of a Thousand Faces. This partner commander has been in need of a reprint since it's only appeared in Commander Legends and as a Secret Lair card that’s reimagined as a cereal box.

#3. Teferi’s Protection – $53.65

Teferi's Protection is one of the most powerful protective spells, one that gives you protection from everything, phases out all of your permanents, and prevents you from losing or gaining life until your next turn. It’s a staple of high-power decks so that they can survive until their next turn to enact their win condition.

#2. Force of Negation – $56.88

Force of Negation is one of Magic’s most powerful counterspells since you can exile a blue card from your hand to cast it for free. It also sends the spells it counters to exile rather than its owner’s graveyard. This artwork comes from the last episode of Avatar: The Last Airbender, and it depicts Aang while he depowers Ozai and removes his bending abilities.

#1. The Great Henge – $78.09

The Great Henge is among Magic’s most powerful mana rocks. It belongs in big creature decks, which is firmly in green’s wheelhouse. It’s a staple of dinosaur decks and Animar, Soul of Elements decks, and it goes infinite with repeatable sacrifice outlets like the various altars and a persist creature. It turns all your nontoken creatures into cantrips, and it buffs them with +1/+1 counters as they enter. It’s an incredibly good card that’ll never go out of style.

Wrap Up

The Great Henge | Illustration by Viacom

There are many good reprints in this bonus sheet, enough that there should be something for nearly everyone. I’ll probably try to track down a print of Heartbeat of Spring for the Gluntch, the Bestower deck I’m slowly assembling, and I have plenty of decks that want a Beastmaster Ascension or a Heroic Intervention.

I do feel for my dyslexic pals, though, because these borderless Source Material cards aren’t the easiest to read, especially when there’s a lot of text. And for the newer players, they don’t have reminder text for the more niche abilities that they may not have encountered as often, like cumulative upkeep or replicate.

Which of the Avatar bonus sheet cards are you hoping to find in your Play and Collector Boosters? Or track down on the singles market? Let me know in the comments below or over on the Draftsim Discord.

Until next time, happy hunting!

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Alexis is an editor and writer for Draftsim who is still proud of pulling a Xenagos in their M15 Starter Kit. Their lack of poker face is best suited for casual tables. Just don’t let this collector bug near any stores that offer $1 mystery packs….