Score 6 Magic: The Gathering Final Fantasy booster packs for a record-low price at Amazon
TL;DR: A six-pack bundle of Magic: The Gathering Final Fantasy Play Boosters has dropped to $48.69 at Amazon, knocking 15% off the usual $56.99 list price.
Individual booster packs for trading card games like Magic: The Gathering can cost less when part of a bundled lot. As Feb. 17, a six-pack lot of Final Fantasy Play Boosters is down to $48.69 on Amazon, marking the lowest price we’ve seen for this bundle — as confirmed with price tracker camelcamelcamel.
A collaboration with the Final Fantasy franchise, this expansion pulls together characters, summons, and locations from all sixteen mainline games, letting players build decks around key moments from the iconic RPGs. Play Boosters are designed with Limited formats in mind, but they’re just as appealing if you’re cracking packs for collection value or hunting flashy pulls.
Like other MTG packs, each booster includes 14 cards, with a typical spread of 1-4 rares or higher, 3-6 uncommons, and 6-9 commons. Every pack also guarantees at least one Traditional Foil card, while foil borderless mythic rares show up in roughly 1% of boosters — a nice incentive for collectors chasing something special.
The Final Fantasy expansion is one of those Magic: The Gathering sets where prices on boosters have stayed fairly high due to larger demand vs. supply, with individual booster packs costing $11.02 each on Amazon at the time of writing. This lot would have saved you nearly $10 before Amazon’s latest price cut. With the added 15% discount, you’re now saving $17.43 compared to buying individually.
For more savings on MTG, you can still preorder the Magic: The Gathering Marvel Super Heroes Play Booster Box on Amazon at $20 off. What’s more, you can also get at least $10 off the Magic: The Gathering Aetherdrift Bundle on Amazon.
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