It's likely they are targeting the same dollar per rare price that set/draft/play boosters have ($4-$6) but know that if sold 5 card packs (aftermath style) that people would feel ripped off.
MtG when it comes to the number of sets and then how many different boxes and packs there are is just so confusing and frustrating as a newbie to MtG. You got collectors, play, draft and im sure there are other different types Im forgetting it's insane. As a collector as well the fact that you get exclusive cards in different products and this is poorly explained or informed by WotC and if you're new to the game like myself good fricken luck figuring out what to buy. That's not even factoring in just the crazy number of sets and how frequently they are released as well
This was a great video breaking everything down. And absolutely exhausting with all the different types of things that it could be.
No one buys collectors boosters for draft or limited so why is so much of it stuffed with commons which basically have zero value
It's likely they are targeting the same dollar per rare price that set/draft/play boosters have ($4-$6) but know that if sold 5 card packs (aftermath style) that people would feel ripped off.
MtG when it comes to the number of sets and then how many different boxes and packs there are is just so confusing and frustrating as a newbie to MtG. You got collectors, play, draft and im sure there are other different types Im forgetting it's insane.
As a collector as well the fact that you get exclusive cards in different products and this is poorly explained or informed by WotC and if you're new to the game like myself good fricken luck figuring out what to buy.
That's not even factoring in just the crazy number of sets and how frequently they are released as well