Magic: The Gathering - Final Fantasy Play Booster Box

The booster box arrived sealed and Well protected with bubble wrap. Good seller and cheaper price

Salieron buenos. Hits, entre ellos Zidane tribal, la espada de cloud, cristales y algunos bonitos artes

Cheaper than local game shops for me. On sale it was 30 packs for price of 20. Pulls were good. This was my 4th and 5th box and it finally got me my 1st Cloud, Vivi, Tifa and other essential cards that evaded me in my first 3 boxes, purchased at local game stores. I'll be watching for that sale again.

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If you're looking to make money off of this, then just choose another game to scalp. A lot of people reviewing this state "no money value". This is Magic: the Gathering, value dips are expected day one due to hype and early breaks showing cards. Is it worth the price (depending when you buy it)? If you're new to the game then yes, you will get cards that will help insert you in to the current power level of game play. Bringing another community to MTG is tough, but it can be done as Universe Beyond: Lord of the Rings showed what could happen even after 1/1 "The One Ring" was found. If you're a Final Fantasy fan or are familiar with the games, you will find that the cards resemble the Final Fantasy lore fairly closely, much like LotR. It's a great way to combine the two fan base and TCG gaming formats. Opening around 6 total cases (36 boxes) between LGS and Amazon, here's the break down by averages rounded down. Base cards 31 rares and 4 mythics - 3 pose cards of any rarity, 3 Ext Art/showcase, 3 ext art lands. Foils of base were less than 1 mythic and 2 rares per box. Through the Ages were 1 mythic, 3 rares, 6 uncommons (could be foil). Art cards averaged 13 per box with 17 tokens as well. Quality was good as there were a handful of cards from the same box that had slight differences in shading, especially on the white coloring on Enchantment Creature cards. Edges were good but there were tokens that were dinged on a corner but the rest of the pack was good. No ink bleeding, no mis-cut cards, no crimpling of the foil finishes. If you're looking to the best possible "value for your money" and are new to the game, it could be worth it to buy a commander deck (if this is your style of play) as most of them have a good number of valuable reprints (both monetarily and playability). If you are looking for surge foil cards, commander card inserts, or the multiple chase chocobo cards, this product does NOT have it in it. Wrapping on the boxes were loose and some even had bunching up after heat sealing. Individual pack packaging was good. They look like the crimping could be questionable but most of the packs that looked this way yielded good cards. I will always recommend to buy singles if you're been in the game for a while. If you're new to the game, this is a higher priced set than most, even "remastered" or "commander set" boxes, if not about the same. As a Final Fantasy fan I'd say dive in if you're interested in life after the Final Fantasy TCG, different style and rules but resemble one another. The artwork alone would make it worth it in my opinion. As usual, buy singles or trade first, get what you want for the money as Universe Beyond MTG sets are a bit pricey sealed product wise. Have fun and good luck!