THE GREATEST BOOSTER PACK IN MAGIC HISTORY. 

What?!

I think you mean touched* himself to Mark's words

How many alpha Starter do you have in your own Magic the gathering Country? 🤣😅👍✌️🤩

One of the very few proud pin from Rudy,well played sir well played 😂congrats!

I like this kind of take, very interesting.

You have to do portion control _before_ eating to be successful!

I really work hard to engage myself in someway of earning more income and pay my taxes. My family is happy once again and can now afford anything for my family even with my Retirement.$67k weekly returns has been life changing, after so much struggles.

Hello how do you make such weekly?? I'm a born Christian and sometimes I feel so down of myself because of low finance but I still believe in God.

​@@uerivTara Elizabeth Stewart I really appreciate her efforts and transparency.

I remember giving her my first savings. $20000 and she opened a brokerage account for me it turned out to be the best thing that ever happened to me.

My outlook on money changed when I realized someone making $200K can retire broke & someone making $80K can retire a millionaire. With the current market movement.

Rudy - "I don't have a budget for this show" Also Rudy - *hides giant box of props*

The tug of war between creatives and the bureaucrats… see it happening everywhere.

You make good point this smell of Hasbro

There is still the danger that these smaller packs have better margins and they may try to force it as the new norm. This has always been the obvious endgame when they first announced set boosters, with less cards per pack, less packs per box, and they've been very clearly walking in that direction since.

I want to see the oompa loompas that work at the MTG factory.

Topps actually did this!

Until those and collector boosters are all there are... wait...

I mean all of this is done so they can discontinue that garbage in some time and go back to overprinting "collector" boxes and pushing master product to 1k a box.

must be some DEI thing

now imagine if those become the new boosters used for drafting, so much cheaper to draft. Imo opening high value cards is not important for playing a solid draft game

Depends on the "The list"/"guest card" They can be used as gifts or prices in events.

Stand against the furries.

no middle man would want this unless they're $8 per case

@@posisteve who says the middle man was given a choice?

@@austinwilburn1772 middle men fill out the order sheets and don't check the value box

Ah yes, Great Value boosters

I read that as not in lgs's but at check out at larger stores

@@nonstripedzebra I work at Walmart and I would love to buy a sealed box of MTG boosters if it had the Great Value logo on the branding. It's so kitschy and would mark a huge turning point for the brand (downward)

good call that might be it

They should've fired Maro a decade ago.

The Modern Horizons IV 😂🪼🪲🐙

@@hearmth6618 the search for more money and to rotate modern!

You typically end up with around 40 playable cards (not including basic lands)in your draft pool after all packs are cracked. Play boosters have 15 cards, typically 13 are playable not counting the basic and token. The new “value” packs (Rosewaters used toilet paper cut up & inserted into a shiny mtg pack) will have 7 cards. Broken down as 3 common, 2 uncommon, 1 wildcard, 1 land card or “special guest” there’s no rare slot at all. Though they are advertising you could COULD! Get up to 2 Rares per pack! In the wildcard or special guest slot. To draft these packs, it could and probably will be done by people but you’ll need 6-7 packs to get the card pool = to opening 3 play boosters. Not sure how that will work out from a cost perspective vs buying 3 “play boosters”.. but I feel like you would pay nearly the same money to buy 6-7 value packs to draft as you would buying 3 play boosters.. from a value perspective I’m going to always buy the play booster that has guaranteed rare(s). I don’t know how much these new value packs will cost, but I’m going to assume somewhere in the $2.xx range depending where you buy it. I haven’t bought regular packs in years but I think they are in the $4.xx range each. Not speaking in exact numbers but it’s prob safe to assume that it takes 2 value packs to = 1 play booster for quantity (not quality) of cards (Play = 15 total cards / Value = 7 x 2 packs 14 total cards) so in the end you will pay nearly the same money for 2 packs of literal wrapped shit as you would for 1 play booster that you actually will get at least 1 guaranteed rare in. It’s obvious that this Value product isn’t for us, or anyone that’s played magic seriously for more than 5 minutes. The way I see it, it’s a way to keep mtg product on the shelves of retail stores like Walmart. Problem with these stores is theft is rampant and unchecked. I imagine we will see a shift where the majority of what you see at Walmart will be these value packs and less high end product like collector boxes as a way of mitigating loss. With the rare pull % on value packs not published yet (at least I can’t find it) I imagine it’s low. Hopefully this pure chaff product won’t be overprinted (it will) and dilute the value of the set.

Can’t wait to see what MJ does with these. They will be dumped eventually and devalue the play boxes

HeroQuest is one of the best rpg board games. Was thrilled when it came back out as I lost the copy I got for Christmas as a kid years ago. It’s great fill game between D&D campaigns

This is my take on the value booster. Hasbro has seen the degenerate gambling mess that is post-pandemic Pokemon, and they want in on the action.

kids

@@markusbetts Lose boosters already existed. A $4 markdown it's not relevant in that transaction.