Post by lefton4ya on Aug 14, 2017 10:04:50 GMT -6
Current Amazon prices are crazy (they sometimes change every few min, so this is as of this post):
Master Set: 11.24
Battle for Zendikar: 6.03
Shadows Over Innistrad: 8.17
All 3 = 25.44 (free shipping with $25 order for Prime members)
HasbroToyShop (on eBay, not their site) prices are even crazier:
Master Set $5
Shadows Over Innistrad $5
-> Free shipping on orders over $14.99 - just order 2+ of at least one of the sets!
I was recently inspired to do this:
Master Set: 11.24
Battle for Zendikar: 6.03
Shadows Over Innistrad: 8.17
All 3 = 25.44 (free shipping with $25 order for Prime members)
HasbroToyShop (on eBay, not their site) prices are even crazier:
Master Set $5
Shadows Over Innistrad $5
-> Free shipping on orders over $14.99 - just order 2+ of at least one of the sets!
I was recently inspired to do this:
Why Heroscapers should buy Magic:Arena of the Planeswalkers
Please read the above Blog, comment there or here. I will only quote my summary here.
Please read the above Blog, comment there or here. I will only quote my summary here.
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I am not saying that MtG:AotP is better than Heroscape, just that it should be an alternative at every Heroscaper’s house. In short, Magic the Gathering: Arena of the Plansewalkers can be set-up quicker than Heroscape, is easier and more appealing to get your friends who never played or are only casual Heroscapers to play with you, adds some new strategy if you want to change things up, and is a cheap addition to your collection if you combine the two games.
Agree or disagree? Did I convince you to buy? If not, why not (again money is not a real option as even if you are short on $, you could sell one Heroscape set to pay for 3 MtG:AotP sets)?
I am not saying that MtG:AotP is better than Heroscape, just that it should be an alternative at every Heroscaper’s house. In short, Magic the Gathering: Arena of the Plansewalkers can be set-up quicker than Heroscape, is easier and more appealing to get your friends who never played or are only casual Heroscapers to play with you, adds some new strategy if you want to change things up, and is a cheap addition to your collection if you combine the two games.
Agree or disagree? Did I convince you to buy? If not, why not (again money is not a real option as even if you are short on $, you could sell one Heroscape set to pay for 3 MtG:AotP sets)?
