Magic The Gathering Jumpstart 4 Booster Packs & 2022 Starter Kit, 2 Ready-to-Play Decks, 2 MTG Arena Code Cards, Multicolor (D05660000)

Cannot recommend this product enough - an excellent product that we have got many games out of

Firstly I'll give the positives that Jumpstart, just like on MTG: Arena online is a great introduction to Magic and the different deck archetypes for new players. Highly recommend to new players.However, word of caution to new players buying this, and shame on Wizards of the Coast for how they've produced it.The four decks contained in this pack are completely random. Therefore there is a risk that like me you'll receive the same deck more than once.Wizards of the Coast... Come on man!I get that the packs are sealed and I would accept the risk buying two of these packs that I may get a duplicate, but four black decks, two of which are Rogues all in the same pack of four! You should be doing better than that to prevent that happening... If I was a completely new player to Magic I'd be put off buying more because of this. And it has actually put me off buying another jumpstart pack because I don't want 3 lots of rogues or another 4 packs of just swamp decks...

You get four, 20 card decks containing creatures and other spells, plus around six or seven lands included in that 20. The lands are basic but one of them is special to the pack with nice artwork.I really enjoyed these boosters. It was fun having a theme per pack and they were good to open. It's random, of course, so you may get things you want or you may not. The themed decks have different rarity levels and the ones I got were Dogs (rare) and Smashing, Heavily Armoured and Dinosaurs (all common). The Dinosaur deck I got (there are 3 or 4 variants) did have a mythic card in it worth £15 so that was nice.Overall I really enjoyed these, a nice take on booster packs with the emphasis on fun.

As with booster packs in general, you have no idea what you'll get here. I've brought two and both were different and included some decent cards. A good starting point for a collection and to help create themed decks

At the general price of £14.99, this product is already great value for your money, because Jumpstart 20 card boosters currently sell for over £5 each. At the current offer of £12.45, its hard to ignore the investment opportunity here. I believe Jumpstart will increase in value over the years to come, and it wouldn't hurt to be sitting on a small bulk order of these multipacks.I personally ordered 6 of these multipacks, whilst at the reduced price, totalling 24 boosters all together for £74. If I had decided to buy a Jumpstart booster box, which also contains 24 boosters, I would currently have to pay around £120 give or take.It's a no brainer, especially considering you are already saving money at the regular price of £14.99! Take advantage while stocks last, as they are already out of print, if not nearing the end of their print cycle now.

I love the idea of Jumpstart, and have been putting together a decent mix of Jumpstart decks for a fun Battle Box to pull out with friends (if we're ever allowed to see friends again). After buying a mediocre Jumpstart booster box (24 packs) that had only a handful of rares and one mythic, I decided to try some four packs as they actually work out cheaper "per pack".... provided they are genuine.So I tentatively bought a couple of these four packs, and out of 8 20 card decks, there were four mythics, two rares and two commons. So if someone's tampering with these, they're not doing a very good job! Bought another bunch (24 packs total) and more than half were rares, plus a couple of mythics.I'm not sure if there's a preset common/rare/mythic deck distribution in a 24-pack Jumpstart box, but on the evidence of my (admittedly small) sample, it would seem to suggest that the 4 packs give a better pull rate than 24 pack boxes. Given that they are cheaper per pack, it's a Win in my book.Incidentally, I have no affiliation with either vendor, but the product "WestonBoxes Plastic Playing Card or Poker Card Storage Boxes 15mm Deep" here on Amazon make excellent storage for individual sleeved Jumpstart 20-card decks, and unlike the BurgerToken boxes, they're easy to get in the UK. I then house these in a Docsmagic Premium three-row storage box and we pull randomly from there. Enjoy!

I wanted a way to test my wife out on magic the gathering as it can be quite daunting to jump in to.These packs are great as you just open 2 up, shuffle together and off you go. No deck building needed and you should get a reasonably balanced game based around fun themes.There are even some decent reprints available too for the collectors or there. Highly recommend as an intro to magic.

Was concerned regarding other reviews and repackaged packs - first of 8 packs had Craterhoof, so in my instance am happy!