Magic: The Gathering Zendikar Rising Set Booster Box | 30 Packs (360 Cards) + 1 Box Topper | Foil in Every Pack

Rudy Floppy Taco Investments has been enraged by WoTC's announcement of "logistical issues" and took action. I got this at the original listing price before they announced "logistical issues. ". A few times during the frenzy, Amazon Direct was selling them for $169 or $179. I believe the later was the price. The panic was being used by someone to take advantage of the situation. In MTG, you get a lot of rares and mythics, plus occasional cards from The List of MTG history, which is fun to think about, but not so much fun to play with. Plus, your box comes with a Surely there is no way that you can As a result, Zendikar Rising's expected value is deemed to be completely blown out of the water. Almost two weeks after release, and the predicted value of a sealed booster box is $56, do I recall correctly? box topper is the only thing that brings it up to the $70 price tag, but, spoiler alert, it's just as likely to be a fetchland as it is a Battlebond land. And the vast majority of cards in The List are useless. In other words, the set itself is poison, and the bonuses are overstated as a result. I would now like to ask you this question at $123. You spent $123 on a box, and you got four Nissas and four Pathways with extended art foil. Would you be satisfied with what you obtained? In the event that you got a set of Omnath and fifteen non-playable characters Do you think you would be satisfied if we extended the art paths? Due to the fact that it's a great way to buy one foil Pathway, one Omnath, one Nissa, a Crowdland, as well as a lot of draft chaff and pack filler for just $123. When you know that you're eating close to half of what you're paying out because the set is so poor and devoid of value, it severely dampens your enjoyment of the game. Especially at Amazon's outrageous prices (they said they saved me $23 due to the preorder lowest price guarantee, so that's cute, but if they raised the prices during preorders in the first place then they should have done otherwise). It is a good idea to buy Take advantage of the offers on common and uncommon playsets! When my bill came to $123, I had You should not take part in this at $150+, since it's a losing proposition. Only pray that the next set will not be as worthless as this one.

Darren Sampson

| Nov 13, 2020

As far as I remember, there was no box top.

Diego Maynard

| Sep 21, 2020

Because I rarely play draft, I get a thrill out of opening booster boxes and building commander decks and therefore feel that the price I paid for this set booster box (*$126) was worth it. In general, I would prefer to buy a set booster box rather than a draft booster box for every set. However, I may do that in the future. PROS

- (not including the box topper) Out of 30 packs, I received 41 rare and mythic cards. I must mention*br In good condition (was not bent), the box top (Scalding Tarn) was sealed. The cons are Some advertisement cards are still coming in. Ad cards do not appeal to me. Despite my dislike for tokens, I do like them. The other side of ad cards would make me feel better about them if tokens were on the other side. There's nothing wrong with it
- As I knew that I may have a chance to get a card from "The List", it brought an additional level of excitement that I was not expecting.

Gerald Huynh

| Apr 08, 2021

The quality of this product is more important to me than its quantity. There were quite a few rares and mythics I got, I think 6. Playsets with good uncommons are near 8 and even near playsets with rares. Pulls I got from draft boosters were just as good as those from the pulls I got from a draft booster, so why should I pay more?
Although the "list" didn't work out for me, I did get one decent card. The other list card I got said you had to have two copies to get the red samari brother boost-some. You can't do that in commander, so you can't do that. Can you explain why this card is A lot of advertisements were in every pack, too, and I hated all of them. I found the ads to be insulting to those who are paying more for less product.

Bristol Rangel

| Aug 10, 2020

I got it for $100 and for that price I would call it an ok gamble for those who want some Zendikar Although they did a terrible job mixing up these packs, wizards did a great job at making them. Two of the packs were 3 rarities, a couple were double rarities, and zero of them were 4 rarities. The 25-year-old Nineteen) rares can be found in the set, These are chaff, especially since commander is the most popular and there is no need for sets of rares. Those special art cards are cool if you'd like to collect such things, but if you're just interested in game pieces or money then they are of no use One of the signed ones was the only one I got. There were only two cards I might be able to use out of the ones I received from "the List" (and nothing worth more than While I'd like to say it's exciting to see blasts from the past like that, most of them are pretty dull, and you can buy them in bulk from your local game store for less than $1. In spite of a market glut, foils are largely worthless these days, as are alternate prints and full art cards. Depending on how much you like them or how much you have, they may or may not be worth it. There are no planeswalkers in the game. It's confusing because honestly, I enjoy cracking packs with more than 12 cards, so I don't know why these are meant for people who enjoy simply opening packs. There was a weird flashback to those 8 card packs of the Homelands days. What's the deal? It's great in theory to be able to get more than two rare cards per pack, assuming you don't end up with three Master of Winds or Swarm Shamblers, etc. As an alternative. As an alternative. It's just like I did it. Draft boosters seem like they'd be more appealing to me. When it is equal to or below a draft box and you aren't drafting, such as when it is a pandemic, it is a good idea. the price is over $110, you might think about it. Not at all.

Jaycee Buck

| Oct 02, 2020

For pure lootbox fun, I ordered 1 of these, and ended up with a Prismatic Vista on one and a Cruel Tutor on "the List". Despite this, the card pool I got contained only two mythics (Duds, Nahiri, and Drana). With a collector box you probably get 2 toppers and 2 more inside the packs. On average you get six toppers and 2 more inside the packs. 2x the price for 7 mythics seems like a much better deal to me. The conclusion is This is a fun lootbox for those who like to gamble, priced at the.

Aryan Ball

| Jan 27, 2021