Exodus Collation

Exodus is a small set with 55 commons, 44 uncommons, and 44 rares. This is the normal size for a small set of this era. The set was printed in the USA and Belgium.

Exodus was sold in 15 card booster packs. Booster boxes have 36 packs.

US Pack Anatomy

The US printing uses sequential collation with 10 × 11 sheets. Packs are back-facing. The commons are split into two sections. First there are 6 commons, then 3 uncommons, then the rare, then the last 5 commons.

There are two common runs, A and B. Run A contains 30 cards each twice, and run B contains 25 cards each twice. The cards at the beginning of the pack are from A and the cards at the end are from B.

Common Runs

Run A contains 30 cards each twice. Cards are in a repeating color pattern of white, black, green, blue, red. The choice of first card is mostly arbitrary.

Run B contains 25 cards each twice. Cards are in a repeating color pattern of white, black, green, blue, red. The choice of first card is mostly arbitrary.

Belgian Pack Anatomy

The Belgian printing uses striped collation with 10 × 11 sheets and (presumably) 12 × 11 sheets. Packs are back-facing and contain 3 uncommons, 1 rare, and 11 commons (in that order).

Common Sheet

The common sheet contains 55 cards each twice. The choice of top row prevents blue cards from showing up next to each other on the sheet.