Magic: The Gathering Commander Legends Draft Booster Box | 24 Booster Packs (480 Cards) | 2 Legends Per Pack | Factory Sealed

Someone slit the box open to get at the packs or possibly grab the box topper that wasn't included, so it came in sealed.

Jayceon Cross

| Jul 02, 2021

Singles can be bought. Period.

Amy Beck

| Jan 06, 2021

The cards are just that: cards. I had no preconceived notions about how things would turn out. My cards, on the other hand, are half-destroyed. My box arrived battered, with half of the cards bent and/or creased badly.

Luciano Blair

| Jun 15, 2021

As a result, I purchased four boxes in total. I can tell you that the two I opened were worth between 160 and 120 dollars on average. So I got a lot of bang for my buck (I paid 105 for a box). There are also some fantastic playing cards. There are no lotuses in my play group, which is probably a good thing. This set had a great selection of mythics. In addition, the etched foil (avg. 2 per box) was a nice surprise. I never got to draft with this set because of Covid, but I'm sure it'd be a lot of fun if they set it up the way they did. It gets a 7 out of 10 for pack cracking fun. There are a lot of bunk cards (each pack contains 20). With a few exceptions, such as expensive rares, mythics make up the majority of the value, but this can make or break the box. I was fortunate in that each of my boxes contained six mythics. As a moderate investment, I set aside two boxees. I believe it will be some time before this product's value rises significantly, but I believe that much of the 2020 product line could be a good long-term investment. br>br>All of my boxes were sealed, but if you buy just ONE box from Amazon directly, it will not be sealed. They just slap it in a padded envelope, and when it arrives, it's full of dents. The majority are minor and suitable for cracking, but for investment purposes, buy at least two so that they are boxed and arrive in mint condition. This loses a star because it only ships from Amazon in a single box. The product, on the other hand, was fantastic!.

Isaias REES

| Apr 25, 2021

It arrived promptly and was exactly what I had ordered. I was disappointed because I had purchased from the seller based on a response to a question in the Q&A. A that stated that they would ship ahead of schedule I expected to receive a coupon from their brick and mortar as a thank you for purchasing from them, but I received nothing with my pre-order. order. Overall, it was satisfactory, but it would have been preferable if they had arrived prior to the scheduled delivery date. As they stated, orders must be placed with the aforementioned card.

Khalani Lester

| Jan 11, 2021

Pulls that are truly impressive. I've noticed that the commons are usually worth a couple of cents, but it quickly rises to $3 and beyond. I've already placed a second order. br>br>These are the cards I picked up. br>br>Vampiric Tutorbr>Sakashima of a Thousand Facesbr>Commander's Platebr>Reshape the Earthbr>Sphinx of the Second Sunbr>Hellkite Courserbr>Court of Gracebr>Three Visitsbr>Command Baconbr>Command Baconbr>Command Baconbr>Command Baconbr>Command Bac.

Brooke Maddox

| Jan 15, 2021

If you enjoy buying and selling items, this is the game for you. Commander Legends is a fantastic box game with some high-value cards that will help you cross the finish line. So far, I've used the internet to purchase four boxes by selling cards from previous boxes' packs. I've sold a lot of duplicates in the past. I'm also keeping a few high-value cards for myself, such as the entire set of Bond lands, the commander plate, and an opposition agent. br>br>I enjoy commander, and the set contains a lot of useful components for building new decks. There are many synergies with existing commander precons from this year to replace some of the chaff in those decks in the "year of the commander. " br>br>Quality commons are also available for those who enjoy pauper life.

Easton Nichols

| May 02, 2021

Unpadded plastic envelope will be used to send your package. After about 15 years away from magic, this was a pleasant surprise. I could see three of them. Four people are putting decks together right out of the box. I got about seven Prismatic Pipers (one hollow, yeehaw), but that was probably my most duped card, at least that I noticed. I only landed three or four mythics, one of which was a potential commander, but there was plenty of fodder from a variety of archetypes (pirates, elves, zombies, goblins, vampires, wizards, angels, soldiers, blue stuff, and so on) as well as spells. br>As promised, there will be two legendary creatures, a foil (usually common, random), an uncommon, and one rare/mythic creature. br>What killed me the most was the plastic envelope it arrived in. It was almost as if I thought it was fine as well. I looked over the box and packs and found them to be in good condition. Until my final and most valuable pack was pulled. I missed some impact in the bottom left corner, almost like a puncture, which I didn't notice. With the rips and tears in the envelope, I should've known something was wrong. That last pack was ripped to shreds by me. Half of that booster was crushed, along with a corner of that rare foil (one of only a few that wasn't a legendary creature). br>Perhaps don't be so cheap with the packaging? It was a mostly enjoyable pull, but it left a sour taste in my mouth at the conclusion. br>Instead, consider supporting LocalGameShop, tcg, or ck. br>It's already a risk to open packs. This adds a new element of risk to the equation. Even if you have a chance to win, you still have a chance to lose. Take your time when inspecting. When that plastic is cracked, I doubt they'll do anything.

Mason Ayala

| May 20, 2021