r/mtg • u/asyd_barret • 15h ago
I Have a Question / I need Help FF Booster Box
I bought Final Fantasy player booster box tailored for a draft when it was released....
Had no chance to give it a shot yet and now I'm wondering whether to keep as "an investment" so to try to sell it in the future. I checked the current prices but it doesnt seem to have gone up in any meaningful way.
Would you keep it or just organize a draft? - in which case id be tempted to build some jumpstart pack from the contents for future replayability :)
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u/spadePerfect 15h ago
I bought one as my re-entry point a few months ago. Loved opening it since I just love FF and all the details and art. Helped me build a super solid collection to use for constructing Commander Decks to play with my friends. Never been a draft guy. Probably because I started as a kid and drafting just wasn’t a thing for me.
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u/ShamefulPublicist 14h ago
Just draft it. I kept a box of Modern Horizons 2 sealed for almost two years thinking it would spike, and the price barely moved. Eventually cracked it with friends at a barbecue and that night was way more fun than the 30 bucks profit I would have made.
The jumpstart idea is clever, never thought of that. After the draft you can separate the cards by color and make little packs with a theme for each, becomes like a board game you replay whenever.
Cardboard is for playing, not sitting in a closet. Unless you bought a case and can forget about it for 5 years, one box is not changing your life.
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u/dontcallmeyan 14h ago
The price will go up eventually, but a handful of boxes of cardboard aren't really a good investment. 5 years from now you'll see Final Fantasy Play go for $300 per box and say "damn, I could have sold that" but would it really have been worth it?
Just crack it with friends.
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u/asyd_barret 14h ago
allright...replies overwhelmingly in favour of drafting it
and im all for that :)
thanks to all
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u/SurprisinglyEdible 15h ago
The right answer is to always organise a draft. Play boosters aren't really for anything other than to play with.