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Magic: The Gathering Marvel Super Heroes Bundle Gets a Surprise 15% Discount on Amazon

Save 15% on this Magic: The Gathering bundle at Amazon right now and get a promo card and packs for less.

Magic: The Gathering Marvel Super Heroes Bundle Gets a Surprise 15% Discount on Amazon

Magic: The Gathering fans can rejoice as Amazon has slashed the price of the Marvel Super Heroes bundle by 15%, making it an even better deal for enthusiasts. Originally priced at $69.99, the bundle is now available for $59.31, saving players around $10. This discount includes nine Play Boosters, 30 lands, a foil alternative art promo cuddle, and an exclusive die.

While the individual packs would amount to $62.91, this bundled offer offers added bonuses at a lower cost. The Marvel set remains Standard legal, even after the launch of The Hobbit, and has proven to be a solid choice despite the less favorable Marvel Spider-Man set from the previous year. Fans can also opt for the Gift Edition, which includes a Collector Booster, but it remains at the higher price of $89.98.

The Marvel Super Heroes bundle is a fantastic deal for those looking to expand their collection without breaking the bank.

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