Ice Age is a large set with 121 commons, 121 uncommons, 121 rares, three variations of each standard basic land, and five snow-covered basic lands. These numbers are normal for a large set of this era (with the snow-covered land wrinkle). The set was printed in Belgium.
Ice Age was sold in 15 card booster packs. Booster boxes have 36 packs.
Ice Age uses striped collation with 11 × 11 sheets. Packs are back-facing and contain 3 uncommons, 1 rare, and 11 commons (in that order). Basic lands, including snow-convered lands, do not appear in booster packs.
3 Uncommons | 1 Rare | 11 Commons |
Starter decks have inconsistent ordering. They contain 3 rares, 9 uncommons, 26 commons, and 22 basic lands in addition to a rulebook. Both front-facing and back-facing decks have been observed. There are two main ordering types. Some packs have uncommons, then rares, then lands and commons. Other packs have lands first, then rare, uncommon, and common. In both cases, the rulebook may be before or after the rares. Snow-covered lands are included among the other basic lands.
9 Uncommons | Rulebook | 3 Rares | 22 Lands | 26 Commons |
9 Uncommons | 3 Rares | Rulebook | 22 Lands | 26 Commons |
22 Lands | Rulebook | 3 Rares | 9 Uncommons | 26 Commons |
22 Lands | 3 Rares | Rulebook | 9 Uncommons | 26 Commons |
In some some packs (loose but apparently from the same box), the first common sheet was split into the top five and bottom six rows. Also, cases of width one stripes have been observed on both the common and uncommon sheets.
There is a picture of the land sheet. [1]
There are two different versions of the common sheet. A given box will only use one sheet for all packs, so probably they were used for different printings. I hypothesize that this first sheet is from an earlier printing because the other sheet has a color pattern similar to other later products. The sheet includes each common once. This is a reconstruction based on pack openings. The top row is chosen based on miscuts. [2]
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The second common sheet also includes each common once. It is also a reconstruction based on pack openings. The top row is chosen based on miscuts. [2]
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There is a single sheet that prints each uncommon card once. This sheet accompanies both versions of the common sheet. It has been reconstructed by observing pack openings. The top row is chosen based on miscuts. [3]
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There is a single sheet that prints each land variation six times except for one of the normal Plains cards which is printed seven times. This means that only about 1/4 of lands are snow-covered.
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[1] The "Compilation of Uncut Sheets" thread on the Magic Librarities Forum has pictures of the land sheet. It has also been posted here on the "Misprints, Oddities, Rarities for Magic: The Gathering, MtG" Facebook group.
[2] Jakob Munk on the "Misprints, Oddities, Rarities for Magic: The Gathering, MtG" Facebook group posted a partial reconstruction of the common sheets using miscuts as the data source. I have chosen top rows that match cards he puts on the top row. (I have only seen some of the actual top row miscuts.)
[3] There are a lot of uncommon top row miscuts circulating. They have been posted several times including in this post by Keith Chuck Taylor Adams on the "Misprints, Oddities, Rarities for Magic: The Gathering, MtG" Facebook group.