Collector booster is the most exciting type of MTG booster. All the cards in it are either foil (premium) or have special alternate art, sometimes even both. Magic players really enjoy opening them. You can read more about Brothers’ War Collector booster contents here. Cards At least 1 rare or mythic rare card (approximately 42% to have 2, 13% to have 3, 1% to have 4, and < 1% to have 5) Bundles are a supercharged kit for fans at any level—giving players a great foundation with eight Set Boosters, 40 lands (20 traditional foil, 20 nonfoil), an oversized Spindown life counter, and a traditional foil promo card with alternate art exclusive to the Bundle. Bundle containers double as sturdy card storage boxes to help hold the beginning of an epic collection. Both the Bundle and Gift Bundle make excellent gifts for everyone, from budding collectors to the most engaged fans in your community.

For The Brothers' War, your Prerelease Early Sales are unlimited—you can sell any product in any quantity during Prerelease week, in stores only, from full boxes to single boosters or even single cards. There are 63 retro artifacts: 18 uncommons, 30 rares, and 15 mythic rares. Each Set and Draft Booster contains a retro artifact . Collector Boosters contain retro artifacts as well—you can read below for the full product details. Schematic ArtifactsMagic: The Gathering cards are known for their amazing art, so why not make them even more special and get your hands on some foils, retro-frame artifacts, and even potentially Shattered Glass alternate-art Transformers cards. You can get all of that, and more, from the Brother's War Collector Booster Box. The storage box has a special foil-like effect with the Gift Edition. While the regular version also has art on the box, it doesn’t stand out that much. Nevertheless, art preference is subjective, so we’ll call it a tie. For regular players, you can give them a challenge with Tournament-style rounds and a heavier prize structure to amplify the stakes and encourage them to test their mettle. Boosters are the main parts of the bundle. All the boosters are from the Brothers’ War set (released in November 2022). There are two types of booster in this product. Set boosters and a Collector booster. There is also a separate universe that shatters everything you thought you knew about Transformers robots—a universe where heroic Decepticons battle evil Autobots. You can experience this topsy-turvy reality with the Transformers Shattered Glass cards. The Shattered Glass cards are mechanically identical to the regular Transformers cards but feature new art and frames.

A total of 29 Universes Beyond Transformers cards will join The Brothers' War lineup, split between two of the franchise's factions: the righteous Autobots and the power-hungry Decepticons. Each Transformers card is double-sided, allowing them to "convert," helping Transformers fans feel right at home when they play with these cards. So, obviously the Gift Edition is better, considering only what you get in it. However, it comes with a higher price. So what’s a better deal? Is the Gift Bundle a Better Deal than the Regular Bundle? That’s it for this time! Now you know what’s inside the Brothers’ War Gift Bundle, so you’ll have an easy time deciding whether to buy it or not.Whilst similar to the normal Brother's War bundle, this gift bundle has a few extras which make it worth getting, even if you don't intend on giving it as a gift.

Usually you’d get a single promo card in this type of product. This time around you get a promo card from the regular set, which wasn’t revealed yet, and one of the Transformer cards. These are cards that come as Magic’s collaboration with the popular Transformers franchise. Set boosters are moderately priced boosters, which are meant to be opened. They have various exciting cards and chances of multiple rares. There are 8 boosters in the Gift Bundle. Wildcards of any rarity, including an opportunity to open The Brothers' War Commander cards, Jumpstart Booster rares, Transformers cards, or retro artifacts and retro schematics Advertising a new player-friendly casual Booster Draft event may encourage players to bring their friends in to try a Draft. Using randomly paired Swiss rounds gives each player the opportunity to meet someone new; it can even be helpful for newer players to see how different players strategize with what they drafted.

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As you continue to build a robust gaming community, you’ll want to have events on the calendar to support many types of play—this is where Draft Boosters come in. Whether your players are casual or competitive, draft events are one of the most popular options for players.