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TL;DR: A three-pack bundle of Magic: The Gathering Final Fantasy Play Boosters is down to $24.99 at Amazon, shaving $7 off its usual $31.99 price and saving you $1.70 per pack.
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$24.97 at Amazon
$31.99 Save $7.02
If you’ve been eyeing the Magic: The Gathering’s Final Fantasy crossover set but didn’t want to commit to the larger bundle, this smaller three-pack deal is one of the cheapest ways to jump in right now. As of Feb. 19, MTG’s Final Fantasy three-pack Play Booster lot has dropped on Amazon to $24.97 — a $7.02 cut off its original $31.99 price and a noticeable discount compared to buying the packs individually.
If you’ve never brought any packs for yourself, this expansion blends characters, summons, and story beats from across the long-running Final Fantasy RPG gaming franchise into Magic’s card mechanics, making it a popular pick among both longtime MTG players and collectors who love chasing crossover cards. Play Boosters are built with Limited play in mind, but they’re just as appealing if you’re opening packs purely for the thrill of a big pull.
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Each booster contains 14 cards, typically including a mix of commons, uncommons, and at least one rare or mythic rare, plus a guaranteed Traditional Foil. That balance makes smaller bundles like this a low-risk way to explore the set without diving into a full booster box.
You can still score the six-pack lot of Magic: The Gathering Final Fantasy Play Boosters for only $48.69. As for other expansions, preorders on MTG’s new Marvel Super Heroes Play Booster Box are now selling for only $189.99 at Amazon.
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