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*[[Scars of Mirrodin block]]
*[[Scars of Mirrodin block]]
**[[Scars of Mirrodin]] packs have artwork from one of the cards: <c>Elspeth Tirel</c>, <c>Venser, Sojourner</c>, <c>Koth of the Hammer</c>, <c>Etched Champion</c>, <c>Platinum Emperion</c>
**[[Scars of Mirrodin]] packs have artwork from one of the cards: <c>Elspeth Tirel</c>, <c>Venser, the Sojourner</c>, <c>Koth of the Hammer</c>, <c>Etched Champion</c>, <c>Platinum Emperion</c>
**[[Mirrodin Besieged]] packs have yet to be revealed, but seem to be Tezzeret 2.0, and Mirran or Phyrexian marks
**[[Mirrodin Besieged]] packs have yet to be revealed, but seem to be Tezzeret 2.0, and Mirran or Phyrexian marks
**''Action'' packs have yet to be revealed
**''Action'' packs have yet to be revealed

Revision as of 07:04, 2 January 2011

A booster pack, depending on the expansion set, contains 8 to 16 cards of that set. A Booster Pack Box consists of 36 booster packs. A Booster Case consists of 6 boxes or 216 booster packs. It is one of the ways to purchase cards.

Contents and cost

Over the years booster packs have grown in size and cost:

The latest expansion set's booster pack retails for $3.95US.

Packaging

Ice Age packs appear to be the first packs made of foil wrappers and the first with artwork on the wrappers.

Booster packs can be sold in blister packs. A blister pack is putting plastic and a cardboard backing around the booster pack, this is somewhat of a theft-deterrent. This kind of packing can add cost to the booster pack. Blister packs can hold one, two, or three booster packs.

The Ravnica block has been sold as a "perfect for draft" piece. This includes one booster of Ravnica, Dissension, and Guildpact, and a spindown life counter. Retail price: US$11.99.

Artwork

References

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