Magic: The Gathering The Brothers’ War Jumpstart Booster Box | 18 Packs (360 Magic Cards)

Without the laborious task of making a deck you can get right into playing short simple games that are easy and fun for everyone.

We did a blind tournament where you mix any 3 packs and make a deck to play and keep ..teenager's and adults alike had a great time.Will buy again

While it's not quite the OG Jumpstart, still fun to play and throw together to play with family and friends.

The cards are single color only, so lots of copies. It was worth $30-40 because I did get a few good cards.

The plastic seal was opened, the boxes in very bad condition. The packs appear to be sealed. For the price I got it at is ok, but this looks like someone stuffed packs they had into this box when the page said unopened

This is not the best jump start product, but considering I got it for less than $40, me and 7 other friends had a great time having a mini-tourney... be warned there are only 5 different types of pack you can pull here so the variance is low, but again for sub $40 its a good deal to play with... DO NOT OPEN FOR CARDS, VERY FEW GOOD PULLS.

Cards were real. Just got it on prime day sale.Some good artifact cards in here.

This is not a product in the vein of the original Jumpstart from 2020 or the new Jumpstart 2022, it's a replacement for the theme boosters, which used to be 35 cards in a random-ish assortment of mostly commons and uncommon with one or two rares and no lands. These are ten different (five themes with about 65% commonality between the two lists for each theme) half-decks that, when shuffled together, make a decent enough starting deck. It's not for people who want to "crack packs", as you're paying 85-ish dollars for 18 random rares/mythics and 18 rares/mythics that are each 1 of 5 different ones (1 for each color). You're also getting 144 lands (though 36 of them are foils so will likely pringle within days if not weeks or months). One person should not get this product, but a group of three or four friends would likely have fun with this product as a sort of game night experience (if an expensive one) that they can then take 4-6 packs home afterwards with minimal repeats.

If you're looking to collect cards don't bother with this it's more a less 10 land cards per pack 8 non holo lands and 2 holo lands. It's better for starting out. Lots of creature cards and lands and a high chance of double rares due to the packs having very limited presets. I got 6 rescue retrievers.