Description
Crack open the thrill of Magic: The Gathering with this assorted MTG booster pack. Every 15-card pack is pulled from a rotating mix of recent sets, so no two packs are ever the same — commons and uncommons to build with, plus a shot at rares, mythic rares, and premium foils.
What You Get
- 15 cards per pack
- Random set selection
- Chance for rare, mythic rare, and foil cards
- Sealed product from various editions
Whether you’re growing a collection, fueling a kitchen-table draft night, or hunting for that one chase card, assorted booster packs are the most affordable way to keep the surprises coming. Stock up — packs ship fast and are always sealed.
Watch: Unboxing & Review
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Brandon L. –
Picked this up on a whim and honestly for $9.99 it’s a decent grab if you just want to crack a pack and see what you pull. You get 15 cards with the usual chance at rares and foils — I didn’t hit anything crazy but still got a solid rare and a foil common that’ll trade well at my LGS. Just keep in mind the set is random, so don’t go in expecting anything specific.
Jessica L. –
Picked this up on a whim and honestly for $9.99 it’s a solid deal if you just want to crack a pack and see what you get. You get 15 cards with a chance at rares and foils, so there’s always that little thrill of hoping for something good. I pulled a decent rare and a foil common, nothing crazy but still fun to open. Would be cool if they listed which set you’re getting though — the randomness is kind of a gamble but that’s part of the fun I guess.
Emily R. –
Bought this as a stocking stuffer for my nephew who’s getting into Magic, and at $9.99 it was a solid little gift. He was pumped to tear into the 15 cards and actually pulled a foil rare, which made his whole day. The set was random so I didn’t know exactly what he’d get, but that’s half the fun for him anyway. Definitely grabbing a couple more for his birthday coming up.
Jessica L. –
Picked this up for under ten bucks and got a solid mix of commons and uncommons plus one rare — no foil this time, but that’s the luck of the draw. For the price it’s a fun way to pad out a casual collection or try your hand at pulling something exciting, though serious players might want to buy in bulk for better odds. The assorted set means you never quite know what you’re getting, which keeps things interesting.
Megan S. –
The cards in this pack were in great condition and I was very happy with the variety of cards I received. There were a couple of rares which made the pack even better. The price is reasonable considering you’re getting 15 cards, including a couple of rares. I would definitely recommend this pack to anyone who enjoys opening new boosters.
Marcus J. –
I recently purchased this Magic: The Gathering booster pack as a gift for my friend who loves collecting rare cards. The pack contains 15 cards with a chance of getting rare and foil cards. For $9.99, it’s a great deal to get a mix of common, uncommon, rare, and foil cards. My friend was really happy with this gift and is looking forward to adding these cards to his collection. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone who wants to try their luck with random cards.
Brittany A. –
I picked up a few of these assorted booster packs and appreciated the straightforward 15-card configuration with the standard mix of commons, uncommons, and a rare or mythic slot — plus the occasional foil, which is always a nice surprise even if the odds aren’t published since the set is random. At $9.99 it’s priced a bit above what I’d expect for a single current-era pack (retail typically runs $4–6 depending on the set), so the premium likely reflects the mystery assortment aspect where you could potentially pull from older or more valuable sets. The cards arrived in good condition with no visible pack wear, and the randomness kept opening each one genuinely exciting. Just go in understanding that “assorted set” means you can’t chase specific cards or synergies, so it’s
Tyler W. –
First time buying a booster pack and honestly for $9.99 it was a fun little gamble. You get 15 cards with a chance at rares and foils, and I actually pulled a foil rare which felt like a solid win for the price. Not sure what set I’d get since it’s assorted, but the cards looked fresh and were in great condition. Would probably grab a couple more next time to try my luck again.
Cameron B. –
I’ve been cracking MTG packs for over a decade now, and at $9.99 this is a solid pick if you just want to scratch that drafting itch without committing to a full box. You get the standard 15 cards with the usual rare slot, and there’s always that thrill of pulling a foil even if the odds aren’t exactly in your favor. Set assortment is a bit of a gamble since you don’t know what expansion you’ll get, but that’s honestly part of the fun if you’re not chasing anything specific. Just temper your expectations value-wise — you’re paying for the experience more
Kevin H. –
I bought this Magic: The Gathering booster pack because I wanted some new cards for my deck. At $9.99, it’s a great deal for 15 random cards, including a good chance of getting rares or foils. I got several rare cards and a couple of foils, so I’m very satisfied with the value and variety I received. Highly recommend for any MTG player looking to expand their collection!