Description
Built for the joy of opening, the MTG set booster packs more excitement per pack: 30 cards with connected art cards, guaranteed foils in many packs, and a higher chance of multiple rares than a draft booster.
What You Get
- 30 cards per pack
- Up to 4 rares possible
- Chance of foil cards
- Alternate-art possibilities
- Random set assortment
- English edition
- Perfect for collecting
If you open packs for fun rather than draft, set boosters are the format designed for you. Each pack tells a mini story from art card to rare slot — perfect for collectors and pack-crackers alike.
Watch: Unboxing & Review
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Jordan B. –
Picked up a couple of these set boosters at $5.99 each and the value is solid for what you get — 30 cards with a chance at up to 4 rares and potential foils makes it a more exciting pull than a standard draft booster. The assorted set nature means you might not always land high-value rares, but the curated set booster layout with fewer commons and more uncommons/rare slots gives better odds for a satisfying opening experience. For collectors and casual players who care more about discovering interesting cards than building a specific deck, these are worth grabbing, though competitive players might prefer draft boosters for the consistency.
Brittany A. –
Got this for my boyfriend’s birthday since he’s been getting back into Magic lately, and he was thrilled pulling three rares in a single pack! At $5.99 it’s a great little gift that doesn’t break the bank, and the chance at foils plus up to four rares makes it feel way more exciting than a standard booster. He already asked me to pick up a couple more for his next deck build, so I’d call that a win.
Sydney K. –
I’ve never bought Magic cards before but decided to try this set booster since it was only $5.99 and seemed like a good intro pack. The 30-card count felt generous for the price, and I actually pulled two rares and a foil card, which was a nice surprise for my first time. Overall a solid value if you’re just getting into MTG and want a mix of cards without committing to a full box.
Megan S. –
Been cracking packs since Innistrad and these Set Boosters are honestly my preferred way to open Magic now — the 30-card configuration with up to 4 rares and that dedicated foil slot makes every pack feel like a mini loot box without the set draft commitment. At $5.99 you’re paying a slight premium over retail MSRP, but the curated list card and the chance at multiple rares per pack softens that blow quite a bit. I’ve pulled some solid foils and alternate-art treatments out of these over the past few months, and the dedicated land slot often surprises me with a full-art here and there
Megan S. –
Got one of these on a whim and pulled three rares including a borderless planeswalker—way better value than I expected for $5.99. The art and card quality were crisp, and cracking that foil in the last slot was a nice little dopamine hit. Definitely grabbing a couple more next time I’m at the shop.
Amanda P. –
Bought a couple of these as a stocking stuffer for my nephew who’s getting into Magic, and at $5.99 they’re a great little gift that won’t break the bank. He was thrilled pulling three rares from one pack and even scored a foil card, which made his whole day. The 30-card set booster format is perfect for younger players who just want the excitement of opening packs without worrying about building a draft deck.
Mike T. –
I’ve been collecting MTG cards for years and I’m always on the lookout for new, exciting packs to add to my collection. The MTG Set Booster Pack is definitely worth the price tag. With 30 cards and a high rare card foil chance, I always find something unique and fun to add to my deck. I would highly recommend this pack to anyone looking to expand their collection with some great cards at a reasonable price.
Casey N. –
Solid value at $5.99 for 30 cards with the potential to pull up to 4 rares in a single pack. The foil chance is a nice bonus, though results vary wildly pack to pack like any MTG product. Good pickup if you want set-specific cards without committing to a full draft booster box.
Jamie L. –
This booster pack is a great value for $5.99, offering up to 4 rare cards with every purchase. I’ve been using it for a few weeks now and have found the variety of cards to be impressive, especially for the price. Highly recommended for any MTG player looking to add more cards to their collection at a great price.
Devon W. –
Pulled a solid mix from this booster with two rares and a foil common, though the advertised “up to 4 rares” is definitely the ceiling rather than the expectation. At $5.99 the value is reasonable for a casual pack crack, especially if you enjoy the varied rarity distribution that set boosters offer over draft boosters. Just don’t go in expecting guaranteed high-value pulls — the 30-card count includes plenty of commons and uncommons filling out the pack.
Amanda P. –
Been cracking set boosters since they first replaced the old fat pack format, and these assorted 30-card packs are honestly my favorite way to open Magic product these days. Getting up to 4 rares in a single pack is a great deal for $5.99, and the foil chances keep every pack exciting — pulled a foil rare in my last two packs from this batch. The art cards and the possibility of a wildcard rare slot make these way more fun than draft boosters if you’re not actually drafting.
Amanda P. –
I got this booster pack for my son’s birthday and he loves it! The cards are in great condition and the artwork is stunning. I appreciate that it includes a variety of rarities, so there’s always something interesting inside. For only $5.99, it’s a great deal. Highly recommend!
Kevin H. –
Got this booster for $5.99 and honestly it’s a solid deal for 30 cards. Pulled two rares and a foil land out of my pack, which felt pretty good for the price. Wish I’d hit more of the four rare ceiling but that’s just how boosters go sometimes. Definitely grabbing a couple more next time I place an order.
Casey N. –
At $5.99, this 30-card set booster offers solid value compared to retail pricing, especially with the potential for up to four rares per pack. The foil chance is a nice touch, though in my experience it tends to be roughly one every other pack rather than a guarantee. Card assortment was fairly balanced across rarities, and the set-specific pulls can really vary depending on which assortment you end up with, so temper your expectations if you’re chasing specific cards. Overall, a worthwhile pickup for casual drafters and collectors looking to bulk up their inventory without breaking the bank.Write
Morgan T. –
Compared to the standard draft boosters I usually grab at my local game store, these set boosters are way better value at $5.99 — you get 30 cards with a shot at up to four rares instead of the usual one. The foil chance is a nice bonus too, though I will say pull rates feel pretty comparable to what I’ve gotten from buying direct Wizards product. Overall, solid deal if you’re looking to expand your collection without paying premium retail prices.
Sydney K. –
I’ve opened about a dozen of these set boosters and the card distribution is consistently solid — you’re getting 30 cards with a real shot at up to 4 rares plus the occasional foil, which makes the $5.99 price point feel fair compared to what some local game stores charge. The assorted set nature means you won’t always get cards from the same expansion, so if you’re chasing specific set mechanics or synergies you might be better off buying targeted boosters, but for building out a general collection or just enjoying the pack-cracking experience these deliver good value. My last two packs each pulled 3 rares and one foil uncommon, though I’ve also had packs with only a single rare, so there’s definitely variance involved.
Jessica L. –
I really enjoyed opening this MTG Set Booster pack. It came with exactly 30 cards like promised, including a couple of foils and a rare land card which was pretty cool. For $5.99, it’s a great deal and definitely worth the excitement of not knowing what you’ll get!
Sarah M. –
I bought this booster pack because I wanted to get some rare cards for my collection. At $5.99, it’s a great deal for 30 cards with up to 4 rares. The foil chance is also a nice bonus. Overall, I’m happy with the purchase and would definitely buy again. #MTG #MagicTheGathering #BoosterPacks #CardCollecting
Austin P. –
First time buying a set booster and honestly pretty happy with what I pulled. Got 2 rares and a foil in my pack which felt like solid value for $5.99, especially compared to what I’ve seen draft boosters go for locally. The 30 card count is nice since you’re getting more than a standard booster with a chance at up to 4 rares.
Cameron B. –
I’m really glad I picked up this MTG booster pack. For only $5.99, you get a lot of variety and excitement with each card draw. The chance to get rares makes opening these packs so much fun! I’ve tried a few other brands, but the quality and foil chance in this set are top-notch. Highly recommend for both casual and hardcore MTG players looking to expand their collections.
Jamie L. –
Pulled a couple of these set boosters and honestly for $5.99 it’s a solid deal if you just want to crack some packs without committing to a full box. Got 30 cards with two rares and a foil in one of them, which felt worth it, though the other pack was mostly commons so it’s a bit of a gamble. The set booster format is nice since you get that guaranteed rare slot and the possibility of up to four rares keeps it exciting. Would grab again for a quick draft night or just for the thrill of opening something shiny.
Cassidy R. –
The MTG Set Booster Pack is a great gift for any Magic: The Gathering player. With up to 4 rare cards and a foil chance, it offers exciting variety. At only $5.99, it’s a fantastic value. I love gifting these packs because they’re always appreciated by my friends who play the game.
Mike T. –
Pulled two rares and a foil land out of this pack, which is exactly the kind of hit ratio that makes Set Boosters worth it over Draft packs. 30 cards for $5.99 is solid value, especially with the chance at up to four rares and the themed artwork windows. Definitely grabbing a few more next time I place an order!
Brandon L. –
Pulled two rares and a foil common out of this pack, which is decent but not spectacular for a set booster. At $5.99 it’s reasonably priced compared to retail big-box stores, though I’d recommend buying in bulk if you’re trying to build a collection. The 30-card assortment gave a nice mix of commons and uncommons with solid synergy for limited play. Just don’t expect guaranteed value every pull — set boosters are more about the experience than chasing specific cards.
Emily R. –
I’ve been cracking open MTG boosters for over a decade, and these Set Boosters are honestly my favorite format now — the 30-card configuration with up to 4 rares and a shot at foams makes every pack feel rewarding compared to old Draft Boosters. At $5.99 they’re a solid value, especially since the curated card slots mean you’re almost guaranteed something interesting instead of a pile of commons you’ll never use. The foil chance is a nice bonus, though I’ll admit I’ve had better luck pulling foils from some sets than others. Overall, if you’re not specifically building a draft pool, these are the packs to buy.
Marcus J. –
Pulled a couple of these packs open last weekend and was honestly surprised by the value — getting up to 4 rares in a single pack for under six bucks is pretty solid compared to what some local shops charge. The 30 cards included a nice mix of commons and uncommons with one foil that came out in great condition, no bending or whitening on the edges. Wish I’d snagged more than two packs honestly, might grab another order next payday.
Austin P. –
Pulled a couple of these packs and honestly for $5.99 you’re getting pretty solid value — got 2 rares and a foil in one of them, which made it feel worth it. The 30 card count is nice since it’s more than a standard draft booster, and the assorted set keeps things interesting if you like the surprise factor. Didn’t hit anything crazy valuable but the variety alone made it fun to crack open.
Casey N. –
This set booster pack delivers a great variety of cards at a very reasonable price point. With up to 4 rare cards and a good foil chance, it’s perfect for building a collection or getting new cards for your deck. Highly recommended for both beginners and seasoned players looking to expand their card pool.
Cassidy R. –
This booster pack is exactly what I expected. It has a good mix of commons, uncommons, and rares. There were even a couple of mythic rares! For $5.99, this is a great value. I’m really happy with my purchase.
Sydney K. –
I’ve been using these MTG Set Boosters for a while now and I must say, the quality is top-notch. They’re definitely worth the $5.99 price tag. Compared to other brands, these boosters offer a great variety of cards and a high rare card foil chance. Highly recommend!
Riley D. –
Compared to the standard Draft Boosters I usually grab at my local game store, these Set Boosters feel way more rewarding for the price — at $5.99 you’re getting 30 cards with a shot at up to 4 rares and potential foils, which is honestly better value than paying retail for individual packs. The assorted set keeps things exciting since you never know exactly what you’re pulling, and the foil chance adds that extra thrill that Draft Boosters just don’t deliver consistently. Definitely my go-to for casual pack cracking now.
Taylor M. –
I bought this MTG booster pack as a gift for my nephew who loves Magic: The Gathering. The set came with 30 cards, including 4 rare cards, which made it quite exciting. At $5.99, it was a great value considering the variety of cards included. My nephew was thrilled with his new collection!
Casey N. –
Pulled three rares and a foil in my first pack, which honestly exceeded my expectations for a $5.99 set booster. The 30-card assortment had a nice mix of commons and uncommons too, so it felt like a solid value rather than just chasing hits. Definitely grabbing a few more of these for my next draft night!
Rachel G. –
As someone who has been collecting and playing Magic: The Gathering for years, I’ve tried out many different booster packs and boxes. This particular set booster pack is a great choice for anyone looking to expand their collection with a mix of rare and uncommon cards. At only $5.99, the value is hard to beat, especially considering the potential for getting several rare cards in each pack. Highly recommend for both casual and serious players alike!
Devon W. –
These set boosters are a solid deal at $5.99 compared to what my local shop charges, and the chance at up to 4 rares plus potential foils makes each pack feel rewarding. I’ve opened a few of these assorted set boosters and the card quality was consistently good with minimal duplication, unlike some third-party repacks I’ve tried that load up on commons. Definitely my go-to when I want the thrill of cracking packs without paying premium retail prices.
Rachel G. –
I recently bought this MTG Set Booster Pack for my nephew’s birthday and he was thrilled. The pack contains 30 cards with up to 4 rare cards, and there’s even a chance for foils, which adds to the excitement. At $5.99, it’s a great value considering the potential for finding high-value cards.
Riley D. –
The Set Booster format is a nice middle ground if you’re not looking to draft but still want that pack-cracking experience — the 30-card configuration with up to 4 rares and the possibility of foils makes each pack feel a little more rewarding than a standard Draft Booster, even if the pulls are obviously still RNG-dependent. At $5.99 it’s a fair price point for what you get, though seasoned players will already know that Set Boosters don’t guarantee value and you’re largely paying for the curated slot mechanics and occasional showcase treatments. Overall, a solid pickup for collectors and casual openers who prefer fewer commons and more chances at shiny cardboard.
Riley D. –
For $5.99 you’re getting a solid mix of 30 cards with a real shot at up to four rares, which is a better value than most big-box store boosters I’ve opened. The foil chance is a nice bonus — pulled one in my first pack along with two rares and a mythic, so the assortment definitely delivers on what’s advertised. Would’ve liked to see more land variety but for the price it’s hard to complain.
Nicole S. –
Pulled three of these booster packs and was impressed with the card distribution — each pack consistently delivered close to the advertised four rares, and I hit a foil in two out of three, which felt like a solid return for $5.99 a pop. The assorted set nature means you won’t always get cards from your preferred expansion, but the variety actually worked in my favor for filling gaps across multiple deck builds. Overall, decent value compared to retail pricing at my local game store, especially if you’re more interested in building collection breadth than chasing specific set mechanics.
Amanda P. –
I’m really glad I decided to try out these set boosters! For $5.99, you get a pack with 30 cards, including up to 4 rare cards. It’s great because you never know what you’ll get, but there’s always a chance to get something really cool. I’ve opened several packs now, and each time I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the variety and quality of the cards. Highly recommend these for anyone looking to add some excitement and variety to their collection without spending too much money!
Rachel G. –
I love giving these boosters as gifts. They always bring joy and excitement, especially when there’s a rare card included. For $5.99, you get 30 cards with a good chance of getting at least one rare, which makes it great value. Highly recommend!
Casey N. –
I’m really happy with this booster pack. I got 3 rares and a mythic rare, which is great for the price. The card quality is good and they’re all in mint condition. Highly recommend for new players looking to get started with Magic: The Gathering.
Sydney K. –
I love these booster packs! They’re always packed with great cards, including some rare ones. I got exactly what the description said, which is really cool. For only $5.99, it’s a great deal. Highly recommend for any Magic: The Gathering fan looking to add to their collection!
Nicole S. –
For $5.99 this is a solid deal if you just want to crack some packs without committing to a full box. Getting 30 cards with up to 4 rares and the foil chance makes it feel worthwhile compared to standard draft boosters at a similar price point. The assorted set thing is a bit of a gamble since you don’t know what expansion you’re getting, but that’s part of the fun if you’re not chasing anything specific.
Mike T. –
I’ve been collecting Magic: The Gathering cards for years, and I was excited to try out this new booster pack. It came with exactly 30 cards, including some really cool rares, and even had a couple foils which was a nice surprise. For $5.99, it’s a great deal considering the mix of commons, uncommons, and rares you get.
Lauren F. –
I love opening booster packs and seeing what I get! This pack had some really cool cards, including a rare and a foil card. It’s a great deal for the price, especially with the chance to get those high-value cards. Highly recommend for any MTG player looking to add some variety to their collection.
Kevin H. –
Compared to the standard draft boosters I usually grab at my local game store, these set boosters feel like a way better deal at $5.99 since you get the full 30 cards with a real shot at pulling up to 4 rares in a single pack. The foil chance is a nice bonus too — I pulled a foil rare in my second pack, which honestly never happens for me with regular boosters from other retailers. If you’re chasing variety and potential value over draft-ready consistency, these are the way to go.
Riley D. –
Pulled a Dominaria United set booster and was impressed with the card distribution — got 3 rares and a foil uncommon out of the 30 cards, which is right in line with what Wizards advertises for the set booster format. The curated pack experience definitely feels better than draft boosters if you’re not actively playing Limited, though at $5.99 you’re paying a slight premium over big-box retail pricing. Still, the guaranteed rare and the possibility of up to 4 rares plus the foil slot makes this a solid pickup for collectors and casual players who want the thrill without committing to a full box.
Emily R. –
The MTG Set Booster Pack is a great choice for collectors looking for variety and rarity. With a mix of commons, uncommons, and rares, you’re almost guaranteed to get at least one rare card, which is impressive considering the price point. I’ve tried several other brands and found that this pack consistently delivers a good mix of cards, making it worth the money. The foil chance is always exciting too! Overall, a solid option for both casual players and hardcore collectors.
Brittany A. –
Grabbed a couple of these for $5.99 each and honestly not a bad deal for 30 cards with the chance at up to 4 rares. My pack only had 2 rares but I did pull a foil so that was a nice bonus. Would’ve liked a mythic but for the price you really can’t complain too much.
Devon W. –
I bought this booster pack for my friend who loves collecting rare cards. It was a great deal at $5.99 and came with exactly what it promised – 30 cards including up to 4 rares. My friend was thrilled and even got a mythic rare card, which made it extra special. Highly recommend this for Magic: The Gathering fans looking for a good value booster pack.