Magic: The Gathering Marvel Super Heroes Play Booster Box with 30 Packs and 420 Cards for Draft, Deck Building and Collecting
Magic: The Gathering Marvel Super Heroes Play Booster Box with 30 Packs and 420 Cards for Draft, Deck Building and Collecting
A Magic: The Gathering Marvel Super Heroes Play Booster Box supplies thirty packs for group drafts, sealed play, deck building and shared opening sessions. Each booster contains fourteen cards, giving the sealed display 420 cards before accounting for any game tokens or packaging. Heroes, villains and signature gear bring Marvel characters into Magic strategy, while random pack contents keep every draft pool and collection different.
Every Play Booster contains one traditional foil card and one to four cards of rare or higher rarity, plus three to five uncommons, six to nine commons and one land. A traditional foil land replaces the regular land in twenty percent of packs, while a foil borderless mythic appears in fewer than one percent. These stated odds do not guarantee a particular hero, villain, rare or alternate-art card in one box.
Specifications
- Game: Magic: The Gathering
- Set: Marvel Super Heroes
- Product: Play Booster Box
- Booster packs: 30
- Cards per pack: 14
- Total cards: 420 across 30 packs
- Rare or higher: 1 to 4 per pack
- Uncommon cards: 3 to 5 per pack
- Common cards: 6 to 9 per pack
- Traditional foil: 1 card of any rarity per pack
- Land: 1 per pack, with foil replacement in 20% of packs
- Foil borderless mythic: Fewer than 1% of boosters
- Model: D53560000
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cards are in the complete booster box?
The box has thirty Play Boosters with fourteen cards each, for 420 cards in total.
Does every Play Booster contain a foil card?
Yes. Each pack contains one traditional foil card of any rarity.
How many rare cards are in each pack?
Each Play Booster contains one to four cards of rare or higher rarity, but specific cards are random.
Is a borderless mythic guaranteed in the box?
No. The stated foil borderless mythic rate is fewer than one percent of boosters, so none is guaranteed.