Flesh and Blood Booster Boxes

FAQ

• Which Flesh and Blood sets can I buy as a booster box?

  Booster boxes are listed for the main sets, from Welcome to Rathe in 2019 through Monarch, Tales of Aria, Outsiders and Heavy Hitters to The Hunted, Super Slam and Usurp the Shadow Throne in 2026. The Mastery Packs (Guardian, Warrior, Assassin) also come as boxes. Each box holds packs of the set on its label, and the set page lists the cards those packs can contain.

• What is the difference between 1st Edition and Unlimited Flesh and Blood booster boxes?

  Several early sets were sold in two print runs. The 1st Edition box is the initial run and the Unlimited Edition box the later reprint: separate products, separate prices and separate set pages, for example Monarch and Monarch - Unlimited. Welcome to Rathe, Arcane Rising, Crucible of War and Tales of Aria follow the same split, and Everfest is listed in 1st Edition. Check the edition in the title before you pay.

• In which languages are Flesh and Blood booster boxes listed?

  Flesh and Blood booster boxes are listed in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Japanese, depending on the set. Boxes up to Everfest, Uprising and Dynasty appear in English. Outsiders, Dusk Till Dawn and Bright Lights add French, German, Spanish and Italian, and Heavy Hitters, Part the Mistveil, Rosetta and The Hunted add Japanese as well. Super Slam, High Seas and the Mastery Packs are listed in English, French and Japanese.

• Should I buy a Flesh and Blood booster box, a case or loose packs?

  A box holds packs of one set only, for instance the Compendium of Rathe Booster Box. Below it, booster packs let you open a few without committing to a whole box. Above it, booster box cases group identical boxes; most case names state four, as the Part the Mistveil case does. The number of packs per box depends on the product, so read its page before comparing.