A year ago, each new premiere expansion for Magic: the Gathering hit shelves via roughly a dozen unique products, including four distinct types of booster packs. Starting with Murders at Karlov Man…

Incredibly comprehensive overview of the sales figures and other considerations that went into WOTC replacing draft and set boosters with the new play boosters.

  • @EvuEnglish
    2•9 months ago

    Very interesting to read that:

    Magic boosters have, in real terms (i.e., the % of the median income it would cost to purchase one), gotten much, much cheaper.

    I guess I hadn’t thought about how long it’s actually been since the price of a (draft) booster changed.