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Country - USA / Year - 2020. Hello! Have no idea what to buy for your significant other/sibling/child/parent/friend? This guide will cover the different types of products that are available for you to buy. I previously wrote a gift guide last year, which you can see here. I’m going to change things up slightly this year and provide the function of each product. By doing this, you’ll have a better idea on whether or not said gift is a good purchase for your giftee. For last year's guide, see here. Remember, I have no idea what your giftee actually wants. It's best to ask/probe them to get a better idea of what they want. This guide is here to provide a reference for you, but it's up to you to figure out what they actually want. TL;DR Okay, you don't want to read a wall of text. What should I buy? It is heavily recommended to buy a Brawl Deck if your giftee is a more casual player. Alternatively a Bundle is a good option as well. If your giftee is more experienced, booster packs of Modern Horizons is a good idea or, if you get it in time, Secret Lair is a great gift. A gift card for their local game store or TCGplayer is also a good gift. Read the Supplies section for more ideas. You can also watch this video by Tolarian Community College where he goes over most of the products that I listed here. If you have any questions, feel free to comment below and I can help answer any questions you may have. DO NOT BUY THE MYSTERY BOXES YOU MAY SEE AT BIG BOX STORES. THESE ARE WORTHLESS WHO There are a bunch of different types of Magic players, so it's really hard to figure out what each player wants. If possible, find out what colors or color pairs your giftee likes to play and what formats they play. Popular formats are: Standard, Draft, EDH/Commander, Modern, and Pioneer. Another possible angle is figuring out what types of creatures they like (Angels, Dragons, Demons, Vampires, Zombies, Humans, and Elves are generally popular) WHERE TO BUY If your giftee plays at a local game store, I heavily recommend buying from there (in secret if you don't want your giftee to find out). One big thing about the Magic community is supporting local game stores since that it where we play. Another great thing is that if your giftee plays at a local game store often, you can ask the store for help about what they think your giftee would like. Game store communities are generally close-knit, which is why we play there. A gift card to a local game store that your giftee may go to often is a GREAT idea. If you don't have a local game store, you can find a lot of product at a big store (called big box stores) like Target or Wal-Mart. Alternatively, you can also buy product from Amazon or TCGPlayer. Amazon will have most of the sealed product, while TCGPlayer will sell singles (I'll get to what that means later). MAGIC PRODUCTS I'll give a brief rundown of the products, their functions, and what you should expect to pay for the products. I don’t recommend paying more than what I list for each product. Each product may also be tied to a certain set, so please see the SET section for more details. Welcome Decks (Free) - You can walk into any game store and pick up two of these. These decks are free and are used to teach new players how to play. If you want to learn the game with your giftee, this is a great tool, but this costs nothing. There are better products to pick up if your goal is to play MTG with your giftee. Draft Booster Packs ($4) / Draft Booster Box ($100) - Booster packs are great stocking stuffers and they are probably the cheapest thing you can buy. A booster pack contains an assortment of random cards and MTG players always get a thrill whenever they open a pack to see if they hit a valuable card. No Magic player will be sad to receive booster packs. A booster box contains 36 booster packs in it and is generally better bang for your buck, but it does cost $100. Booster packs are the backbone of MTG, so there isn’t much to explain here. Bundles ($40) - A Bundle contains 10 Booster Packs in it as well as some extra goodies like basic land and a spindown dice. With regards to bang for your buck, a booster box is still better, but this is a good intermediate level where you want to give something more than loose packs, but not a booster box. The bundle also doubles as a storage box. If you are interested in playing with your giftee, I recommend getting one bundle for your giftee and one for yourself. This way you both can crack packs and then use the cards you opened to build your own decks and play against each other. You will have enough cards such that even if you mess up building your deck the first time, you can completely change your deck to a different one. Each Standard set has it’s own Bundle. Deck Builder's Toolkit ($20) - A deck builder's toolkit has a variety of semi-random cards and 4 booster packs. This product is only generally good for new players as a lot of cards in this will be generally useless. Even if a player is a new, I think the Bundle would be a better purchase since the both of these will fulfill a similar purpose. This is a cheaper version of it, however, so if you want to play with your giftee, but you don’t want to shell out for two Bundles, this is a great alternative. Deck Builder’s Toolkits are only available every other set, and the most current one is Core Set 2020. Planeswalker Decks ($15) - A Planeswalker deck is basically a preconstructed introduction deck for new players. It has a nice shiny card on the front of it and does come with two booster packs. This is geared towards newer players and if your giftee just started out, this may be a good purchase because the deck is playable out of the box. Like the previous products, if you want to play with your giftee, you can buy two different Planeswalker decks, have your giftee choose one, you get the other one, open them up, and play them against each other! But, there is a better product below if you’d like to play them against each other. Commander Decks ($40) - A commander deck is a 100-card deck. You'll notice it right away by the large oversized card on the front. This is a great purchase for any player as the decks can be played out of the box and the cards inside are generally useful. This is also a multiplayer format, so they can play with more than one friend at the same time. The Commander 2019 is underwhelming compared to older sets, so if you go to the store and see Commander 2016 or 2017 for sale at the same price as the Commander 2019, you should pick up the 2016 or 2017 over the 2019. This is a great gift for players who play regularly with their friends as it is a stepping stone into the most popular format of Magic, Commander. More experienced players can take the decks and break them down to get single cards they need for their Commander decks. If you wish to play with your giftee, I don’t recommend this as these decks can be overwhelming for a new player. More details here. Brawl Deck ($20) - This is a 60-card preconstructed deck for the Brawl format. These decks have cards that cannot be found in booster packs, so are quite unique. Just like the Planeswalker and Commander Decks, these decks are made to be played out of the box. If you want to play with your giftee, this is the best product to pick up as not only are the cards in these decks valuable, they are also simple enough so that a newer player can play with it. I heavily recommend this product. Throne of Eldraine Collector’s Booster ($25) - This is a special unique premium booster pack filled with shiny cards and cards that have alternate frames that cannot be found anywhere else. Do you know what a lottery ticket is? Because this is basically a lottery ticket. In most of the other products that I listed, I do not discuss the financial value of the product, for this product, it is necessary to explain for this product. If you buy this product, understand it can be akin to setting your money on fire because the chance for your giftee to pull a card more expensive than the booster is very slim. This is literally a lottery ticket. That being said, if you want to give your giftee a real adrenaline rush, this is definitely a good way to do it. Throne of Eldraine Bundle Gift Edition ($60) - This is a special edition of the Bundle product that I described above. It is exactly the same as a Bundle except it has a Collector’s Booster, a special art print, and a shiny box. The Collector’s Booster is basically the reason for the increased price. If you’d like to splurge a bit and upgrade from a Bundle, this is a reasonable upgrade, but because the upgrade is basically just the Collector’s Booster, double check to see whether or not it’d be cheaper to buy a regular Bundle and a Collector’s Booster separately before buying this. If you’d like to play with your giftee and have a bit of money to spend, you can also use this product in the same way as you would the Bundle. Signature Spellbook ($20) - This is a collection of cards centered around a certain character in Magic. There are currently two types of Spellbooks out: Jace, who is Blue, and Gideon, who is White. If your giftee likes one of these colors, this will make for a nice gift. Magic Game Night ($40) - This is a multiplayer product that comes with 5 preconstructed decks. If there is a board game version of Magic, this is it. This is perfect for a game night where multiple people just want to sit down and play some simple Magic games. If your giftee hosts board game nights often and has friends that kind of know how to play, this is a great pickup. Secret Lair ($30-$40 depends on set) - This is a brand new product that may or may not be available by the time you read this. This is a collection of small sets of cards that are being sold directly by Wizards. Each set has a theme and has special alternate art and comes in a nice looking box. These will be available from December 2nd to 8th. (No longer available) This is a great gift idea since these are themed and I recommend looking through each set yourself to see if it fits you. Here is the where you can buy them when they go on sale. The sets are listed below or you can view them at the link: Bitterblossom Dreams - Fairies Eldraine Wonderland - Snow covered artwork. I personally have to warn against getting this one as you are paying $30 for basic lands Restless in Peace - Zombies Seeing Visions - 4 copies of a commonly played card, each with a different art. Since you likely do not know whether or not your giftee needs these cards, I’d judge this set on whether or not they would appreciate the artwork - Cartoony Goblins Kaleidoscope Killers - If you giftee plays Commander, this is a great pickup. OMG KITTIES - Cute Cats DO NOT BUY THE MYSTERY BOXES YOU MAY SEE AT BIG BOX STORES. THESE ARE WORTHLESS SETS You will see a lot of sets when you are at the game store. The current Standard sets that will be usable in most tournaments are: Guilds of Ravnica, Ravnica Allegiance, War of the Spark, Core Set 2020, and Throne of Eldriane. The two Ravnica sets are about a city of guilds who vy for power against each other. War of the Spark is basically the MTG version of Avengers: Endgame and Throne of Eldraine is a fairy tale themed set with knights. Older sets you may see are: Ixalan, Rivals of Ixalan, Dominaria, and Core Set 2019 Quite frankly, I recommend all of the current standard sets except for Core Set 2020. They all have exciting cards in them. My personal favorites are either Guilds of Ravnica or Ravnica Allegiance. Here are some other sets you may see: Modern Horizons ($6/pack, $180/box) - This is a unique set filled with powerful cards that were designed for the Modern format. You may see blister packs of these at big box stores for $20 for 3 packs. Packs of these are great gifts for an experienced player, or alternatively, you can get a box of this. If you’d like to play with your giftee, buying a box of this and then building decks out of the cards and playing with each other is a great idea, but the cards might be a little complex for the newer player. I personally would prefer this set over all the others. Ultimate Masters ($15/pack, $40/blister pack, $350/box) - This is a reprint set filled with powerful cards throughout Magic's history. The average price for one booster is $13. You may see blister packs of these at big box stores for $35 for 3 packs. If you want to give an AMAZING gift for your giftee, buy a box for them. There will be no player that will be disappointed that you got them a booster box of Ultimate Masters. SUPPLIES Okay, a lot of Magic products are geared towards newer players, so let's also cover supplies. I'll go over this very briefly, but supplies are generally good for most players of any level. Figuring out if your giftee needs these should be obvious. Look at what they're missing when they play and buy accordingly. Prices for supplies are generally all over the place, so I'll just give a range. When it comes to supplies, the more expensive a product is, generally, the better quality it is. I recommend buying these from a local game store. Not only can the store help you figure out your needs, you can also save the receipt and have your giftee exchange your gift for a brand they may like. Certain people like different things and while they may appreciate the effort you put in, having the option to exchange it for something they prefer is great too. If your giftee doesn't have any of these, buying them one would be a safe bet. Sleeves ($3-$13) - Card sleeves protect your cards. If your giftee plays Magic without sleeves, BUY THEM SLEEVES. You can buy your giftee Ultra Pro Eclipse or Dragon Shield Matte sleeves. These are all durable sleeves that should hold up for quite a while. I personally use Dragon Shield sleeves and they have some high quality sleeves that have artwork on the back of them. Even if your giftee has sleeves, extra sleeves are ALWAYS useful. Playmat ($10-$20) - A playmat provides a clean playing surface and makes it easier to pick up cards. I see a lot of draft players without playmats, so it could be likely that your giftee does not have a playmat. Ultra Pro makes decent playmats and they have Magic art on them, so you can buy one you think your giftee will like. If your giftee already has a playmat, I would not get them another one. Binders ($10-$30) - A binder is how Magic cards can be stored and shown off to the people. Ultra Pro makes servicable binders that are affordable, but there may be other brands at your local game store. Binders come in various sizes, so that should be considered a well. An extra binder won't hurt, so if your giftee has one, a second one could have it's uses. Dice ($3-$10) - Dice are dice. Chessex sells bundles of dice in mini-towers and these are always useful for any Magic player. You can never have enough dice, so it's okay to grab one of these if you are unsure about whether or not your giftee has some. Deckboxes ($5-$25) - Deckboxes are how decks are stored. I personally recommend Ultra Pro Satin Towers, which cost about $10 and have room for 100 cards and a dice compartment and these can be found in most local game stores. I'd try to stay away from any plastic deck boxes made from Ultra Pro, but I use them to store loose cards. Like dice, you can never have too many deckboxes, but it should be obvious whether or not your giftee needs one of these. MISC Here are some items that are different from other's, but are definitely not for everyone Art Prints ($10+) - Getting your giftee some art of their favorite magic card to hang on a wall is definitely a great idea. These come in a large variety of sizes and you help support the artist. However, if you don't know what your giftee likes, here is where knowing what their favorite creature type could come in handy. You can use Google for the purpose of finding prints, but not every card will have an art print. Original Magic Art has a large collection of prints for sale. Grand Prix/MagicFest packages - Grand Prix or MagicFest are basically MTG conventions that are hosted all over the world. It's a weekend filled with tons of events to participate in and meeting other people in the community. Each MagicFest has a large tournament attached to it, but it also has many side events that players can participate in. There are many things that can be done here. First, you can offer to take a trip to a city that has a MagicFest in it and offer your giftee to go to MagicFest. Or, you can buy your giftee either entry to the main tournament or one of the Fanatic packages, which allows them to play all weekend. If you want to get your giftee this, you most definitely need to talk to them about this because your giftee may not play the format that a certain MagicFest offers. CFB is currently running a Black Friday sale where they are offering reduced entry for any of next year's (February to December) Magicfests. See here. For a full schedule of MagicFests, please see here Altered Cards - You can also get cards altered by artists. There are a lot of artists that will alter cards and they frequently post their work on this subreddit. Use the search bar to search for them so you can see what their work looks like and you can DM them directly to see if they will do commissions. SINGLES I mentioned at the very top about singles. I heavily recommend buying singles if your giftee plays a lot. Buying singles is a lot more personal, but, like personal gifts, you might miss on what your giftee actually wants, so keep that in mind. Hence, as a non-magic playing gifter, I'd stick to buying sealed product listed above. Because you likely don't know much about the game, it's only to be hard to buy exactly what your giftee needs. Hence, it's especially important to ask them what they want if you are considering singles. However, if you know their favorite card, you should consider buying them a Foil version of the card. Personally, I already have multiple copies of my favorite card, but if someone gifted me a foil version of my favorite card, I know that I would cherish that gift. For buying singles, as I mentioned at the beginning, use TCGPlayer. Each card has it's own page on TCGPlayer. On it's page, it shows you the card and lists it Market Price. The Market Price is the current price of the card, so you can use this as a benchmark for buying the card. Then, the page will list all the sellers with that card listed. They also have Filters and I would filter by card condition to be only Near Mint and Lightly Played. Then, you can select which vendor you want to buy from. To protect yourself, I'd only buy from either TCGplayer Direct or a Gold Star seller. You can also buy a TCGPlayer gift card here. If you are in Europe, use Cardmarket instead. Alternatively, you could just buy them a gift card to the site and have them buy the cards themselves, but that defeats the purpose of personalizing their gift. If you need help deciding what singles your giftee would like, feel free to comment below and one of our many helpful community members will help you. EXAMPLE In order to provide an example on how to select a gift based on your needs, here's what I got one friend of mine. My friend drafts at the local store once every other week. He does not have any constructed decks, so he only drafts and usually sells off any valuable cards he drafts back to the store to make future drafts cheaper. He has one or two small deckboxes that he uses to store his draft sleeves. He used to not have a playmat, but he purchased one several months ago. He stores his cards in a drawer at his house and has no other storage as a result. As a result, I decided to get him a binder so he can keep the rarer cards he decides to keep in better condition. I also remember that when the two of us did a draft several months ago, he commented that he wanted the planeswalkers from Battlebond. So, as a result, I also got him both planeswalkers in foil and put them in the binder to give to him. I also included some cards that I had lying around that would fit in a commander deck with the two planeswalkers as commanders should he decide to build that deck. He loved the present that I gave him and he used the cards to build his first commander deck which eventually got him into the format and now he has five different decks.

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