Why would Magic the Gathering Make These Bloomburrow Boosters? 

or they could just stop telling shareholders that they're going to try to double their earnings every year..... and give more realistic expectations.

WoTC: We understand that there are under priviledged people who wanted to be addicted to cardboard. Therefore, we have developed a product just for you.

"You know what are really awesome? Dollar General! We should adopt their non-exploitative business model for our card game." - WotC, probably

They got rid of draft boosters to come out with these which is a way to sell packs that have half the cost of draft ones. Its idiotic unless those are $2 or $3

So they went to play boosters to "streamline" the product line knowing they would add a new box type later in the year. 💯 Makes sense

Juicing the bundle? You mean the bundle that used to come with 10 packs, a novel, poster, a full color set checklist book, and a way sturdier deck box with an inner card holder? Now we're excited because they went from 8 set boosters to 9 play boosters? They've skimped so much on the bundle for no reason. Why remove that inner box? It's like 2 cents in production costs but it makes the bundle a million times worse as a deck box.

I'll never forget opening a box of Return to Ravnica and getting a foil sphinx's revelation. The most valuable card at the time from a regular old pack...

You're also forgetting wizards is not in the market of dollar stores. Like pokemon has the 3 cart pack she could get at the dollar stores. This pack is perfect to put in those markets.

Value pack with no guaranteed R/M, these are a big gamble which means the house usually wins.

They are Impulse buys for superstore checkout lines. Everyone complaining about them is bad at business. Pokemon has been doing this for years.

Pokemon tcg has always a rare foil in each boosters. Mtg charge prenium for every products

I'm just enough of a sucker to buy these in the supermarket checkout next to the bubblegum, but that's about it.

I love it! I wish Pokémon would bring back the $1 mimi boosters.

Aren't these just gravity packs with an extra card? This is probably targeting the grandparents who shop at Target who remember their grandkid plays that funky Magic game and pick them up as a stocking stuffer or something, diversification of their revenue with minimal cost to product and market. If they end up being $1-$2 I think they're fine, but anyone watching your channel is not the target audience for this at all, heck they won't even be sold in LGSes (sold "At select retailers") so I don't see too much of an issue with these.

Keeping drafr boosters was too expensive btw

While I will not be purchasing these Boosters, I can see these being impulse purchases for some.

I always thought pre-release kits filled that need for a good, fun lower priced product to get a taste of a new product

I've been trying to think of a price point where I'd buy these. I'm not sure it's there. I mean maybe if you want to do a low power draft, but only 6 cards means you need a lot of packs for that. I buy bulk sometimes for a chaotic cube experience, this doesn't scratch that itch.

It seems like a worse "value" than the theme booster and jumpstart packs. A concern of mine is that these will mostly be used as a repack product.

I stand by my assessment that the masterpiece era was the best era when it came to keeping everyone satisfied because we had a cheap standard due to the lottery hunt. With WOTC tilting towards premium product it has led to a certain amount of disengagement just look at Karlov Manor which would have sold more if the boxes weren't $130. I support Collector Boosters but the march toward higher prices are leaving would be participants on the sidelines.

They really can’t help themselves do they. like they removed the extra booster only to add another

Wow. I bet this won’t math out. You will get hosed buying this booster for sure.

I dropped that sub my guy. Those value boosters are a joke. I remember my brother hitting up dollar tree and family dollars with a digital scale. He would weigh each Pokémon value booster pack. Every pack that weighed a certain amount of grams or over, he took home. The packs with special foiled cards weighed more. They were a dollar per pack

BULK-ONLY PRODUCT LOL

MH3 is holding value enough that I'm gonna skip Bloomburrow entirely and go from MH3 to Duskmourn

They are adding more than 9 packs now?

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unless these are like 1-2 bucks its not worth it. Even if they are 2 bucks, it would just be more worth it to spend that 3 extra dollars and get a guaranteed rare and possibly more.

I don't like opening pack, I prefert single, this way I know what I am getting. Anyways most of rare worth 0,35$

I don’t see the issue. These aren’t products designed for game stores. Just cheap little gimmick packs for Walmart type places.

Not being a 6 year old I am not interested in Commander Furries...I mean...Bloomburrow. I don t even think my 3 year old would prefer it to Katuri :) Seriously I m not interested in that set whatsoever. The horror/scary one on the other hand I am slowly digging it.

So theyre essentially taking a dump in a box and selling it to us as we continue to buy their overpriced product and they laugh.

normal packs are gambling, these are just a scam

What a trash pack idea. I guess Amazon dumps are going to be back on the menu. Why would anyone want to save money on a pack that doesn't even have a for certain rare/mythic?

wizards is the worst