Magic: The Gathering

Booster types explained

Play Boosters are the standard pack for both drafting and opening. Collector Boosters contain foils, alternate-art and other premium cards, at a higher price. Draft and Set Boosters are older pack types still found on some sets. Bundles add a booster selection, basic lands and a storage box. Scene Boxes, Jumpstart packs and starter kits are designed for new players, and Commander decks are the easiest way to start playing the multiplayer format straight away.

Prices

Prices currently start at £16.80 for single cards and climb to £2,571.16 for sought-after sealed boxes; the typical item sits around £124. Older sets such as Innistrad: Crimson Vow, Double Masters 2022 and Commander 2019 decks are listed with their set name and year so you can check exactly what you are buying.

Safety notes

Card games are graded 13+ by Wizards of the Coast and are not toys for young children. Keep cellophane and small accessories such as dice and tokens away from children under three.

Frequently asked questions

Which product should a new player buy?

A starter kit, Foundations product or a preconstructed Commander deck lets you play immediately without building a deck.

What is a Commander deck?

A ready-to-play 100-card deck built around a legendary commander, made for the multiplayer Commander format.

Can I return a product?

Yes. Returns are free within 30 days and we cover the return postage; refunds follow within 14 days of the return reaching us.

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