Force of Will Grimm Cluster The Millennia of Ages Booster Box

I am a numbers guy so I will give a short review and a bit longer one.Short ReviewAs long as you are paying less than $40 (I got it for $30) you will get your value out of the box and is worth buying. Due to the limited number of different cards you can easily in one box get a play set (4 cards) of each card in the set (including the Super Rares). This makes getting a full play set and building a collection easy, so with the average box having $45 in content (at the time of writing this) as long as you are paying under that it is worth it.Longer ReviewAs mentioned above this is a limited set. There are a total of 50 different cards and you will get 360 in this box, so hitting 4 of every card is easy. This makes the value of this set very limited with the most expensive cards being only $2, and almost the whole set being 50 cents for 4 copies of a card. Thus the average cost of the box is $45 if you were to nickle and dime the box.There are no real expensive "chase cards" (in this case full art foil cards that say "Force of Will") and in a few cases a normal foil is worth more than the full art rare foils. This is a very topsy turvy set due to the fact you can get a full play set in one box; making it great for filling a collection, but not for dollar value. Very few of these cards are played in tournament decks, so they are mainly for fun cards as well making the value lower.Still, if you can get cheap enough it is a great way to just fill a collection with an entire play set quickly.

I managed to get this box at ~$50. While a lot of the cards in the box are no longer as popular, there were a few good cards, and I think I at least made my money back. Force of Will itself is a fun trading card game. It's easier to play than magic, in part thanks to the separate mana (will) deck. If anyone's looking to get into trading card games, I'd definitely suggest FoW.Currently, one of the most popular ways to go is to buy the Vingolf.  Force of Will TCG Vingolf Series Engage Knights Box - 218 cards  However, FoW frequently releases new decks, so that will change in the future.

Eh, it's a booster box so your mileage may vary but the packs seem to bounce back and forth between two or three sets of dupes. I did get a decent amount of cards that are new to my collection at least, but at this point I'm at the stage where I should be buying singles anyways. Just couldn't pass up a whole box for under $20.My end result goodies not counting regular cards:6 gold foils30 regular foilsno J-ruler *sadface*

While the set does have good cards, the set contains no rulers at all. I guess if I did a little research I may not have purchased this due to the fact there are no rulers in this. I guess for the price it's okay you could have some good cards for your collection but if you're looking for something you can create a deck with, skip this.

Great product. Sealed and undamaged on arrival. Came before the arrival time as well. Pulled five stamped cards and a lot of duplicate of super rares/ rares as well as some support for the decks i was building. Would buy again.

Boxes were a little beat up due to packaging but the cards were not damaged. I got a God pack in the first box so that's cool.

came fast good boxing far price

This set was a disaster for LGs's, however one booster box for this expansion, will likely provide almost a whole playset of the cards. It is the "Fallen Empires" of FOW, for those that understand the reference.