New Value Booster Announced -- 3 commons, 2 uncommons, 1 random rarity card and a land or possible foil
New Value Booster Announced -- 3 commons, 2 uncommons, 1 random rarity card and a land or possible foil
Big adventures can start with the smallest steps. Bloomburrow Value Boosters are a new way to enjoy the latest Magic cards.
At select retailers, you may see a new kind of booster available. While Collector Boosters are perfect for fans who want all the coolest cards, and Play Boosters are built to bolster collections by being opened to play Magic, Value Boosters are a smaller, lighter booster that contain a handful of new cards any fan can enjoy—a budget-friendly way to experience Bloomburrow. Each Value Booster contains 3 commons, 2 uncommons, 1 wildcard of any rarity, and 1 card that may be a land, a traditional foil, or a Special Guests card.
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WotC exec is schizophrenic. They will never give up trying to give players less while charging them more. The never-ending cancer of "line must got up every year".
You can just create a sustainable business model guys... one where costs are recovered and a modest return is made. You don't need to give in to the squeeze from Hasbro to milk your product into the ground... and become like every other empty shell of a product they own.
Not just line go up. Line must go up more than it has previously gone up. A slightly lesser growth is apparently lethal
It'll never happen, but the only way to make Magic better for the players is if Hasbro sold off WoTC. I can't even come up with a scenario that would cause them to sell, it seems to be the only thing keeping them alive.
@mike and it's too big to be brough by anyone who would act noticbly better.
Unlessit has already 'died'
Yeah that's a very good point. If WoTC starts getting their lunch eaten by a rival game (cough Sorcery Contested Realm cough) or if anything else happens that starts tanking demand then I could definitely see them selling it off for the short term gain while they "regroup on traditional games in their product lineup".