Customer Reviews With Photos
The boosters were fine, but unfortunately the box came damaged which kind of bummed me out :/ since I use the boxes to store the cards from the set.
The package and product were both damaged. It looks like its been opened and torn open at that. Very disappointed.
Wonderful day that fit the tone.
Box came empty!
Package really bad. Came in a normal bubble bag. Box got several damages on all sides. The inside looks still ok.
Buy this game ASAP!!! This is a fabulous game! I saw the reviews and decided to try it out and WOW what a great decision! I am always looking or education games that are fun! This game is so perfect! It teaches a subject that is difficult, and makes it fun! At the last game we played with the 8 yr old, we discussed all about table salt and the compounds needed. There was a definite AhHa moment with her. Customer Service is also spot on!
Really cool cards in this set. I bought two boxes and I pulled a foil Kaya in one of them. Well worth it.
I initially bought these because I have never owned a set, and I've always wanted them since I was a kid, so reliving the nostalgia is real. But also, as I've longed for them, it's also because I wanted to try to read them like tarot cards on the side. Starting with the beauty that it is, you can see in the photos that the Sun Symbol shines quite well, as it has a metallic finish on it. The case itself is sturdy, but a little flimsy on the cardboard cover. BUT it DOES have a powerful magnet that holds the box firmly shut, and it's actually held with a cute red-cloth on the side. It's very compact. There are 2 foam pieces inside that hold the cards snugly, that are removeable if need be. The cards are GOREGEOUS!!! The back of the cards are perfect, and the designs are amazing. Feels like they're literally ripped right out of the show! The set includes the Nothing, the Nameless, The Hope, 2 Versions of the mirror card (one with and without the ribbon in the Mirror's hair when Toya gives it to her in the manga/anime), and also 3 fan art Sakura cards (oddly printed on one of them, but that's okay), a fan-made card called the Miracle, and the rest of the clow cards! Cards are also very sturdy, they aren't flimsy. Package also included what I think is an instruction set/card list of the cards featured in the manga, I think. It's all in Japanese though, so I'm not entirely sure. Reasons I deducted a star from the rating? - The box was a little smushed on the corners, and there's a bit of a weird dent in the Sun symbol on the cover, due to the tight wrapping and shipping, just as a side note. It doesn't entirely bother me, as it gives it a slight weathered look. - The Item description also says there was supposed to be a cute little charm, but after searching in the package, I didn't see/receive one. It's a small thing (and I already own a charm my friend 3D printed for me), so I wasn't too worried about it, but if it's in the description, it should be in it.
Codenames is an excellent board game to start with. I bought this version to be able to play with a bigger group, and it's perfect for it. I saw that others have complained about the cards being too big (or the text size on them too small), but it worked great for us. The cards are bigger than the normal version, making it easy to spread them out on the floor to play sitting in a circle. The font size is bigger than with normal Codenames cards, but I guess it could've been even bigger to cut down on wasted space? (In any case, it didn't bother me.)
The assortment of cards in this set is truly extraordinary. If you love Commander or just cool Legend creatures, this set is a must purchase. The inclusion of some really powerful 'chase' cards such as Scroll Rack, Mana Drain, Vampiric Tutor, and the gorgeous Jeweled Lotus, add a nice punch of power and wow factor when you are lucky enough to pull one. I pulled a foil Jeweled Lotus - it appeared as the very last card in a pack after I already got a rare. I had to take a triple take as I couldn't believe it at first. It is my best card pull ever and I only opened one box of Commander Legends, so it was a pretty amazing moment. My last pack of the box also had a Mana Drain which was incredible. So, I may be a bit bias with those great pulls, but I have watched a LOT of box openings of this product and I feel that overall the boxes are a very solid purchase with a great assortment of cards with great value. Good luck and I hope this review helps if you are on the fence!
So far, I have bought 6 different tins. Each comes with a single coin and three random packs, the most common are packs from Sun&Moon Crimson invasion. I have gotten lucky with finding 2 XY evolutions packs.(have not been so lucky with good pulls from any tin) I don't mind the dents some of them have, I feel like it gives them character. I'm giving the quick ball tin 3 stars Mine came with 3 packs Sun&Moon burning shadows, crimson invasion and xy Break through Pros: its a really nice tin, minimal dents Cons: This is meer speculation but the xy breakthrough pack may have been tampered. -Upon opening, the code card in the back was facing the wrong way. -The code card was white and not green (this Normally indicates a rare or ultra rare holo in the pack). -The rare was not holographic -The non holo rare was already in the back. I would recommend purchasing if you like the tins or if you're going to gift it. If you're a hard core collector in search of ultras, I would recommend to stick to booster boxes/blister packs from a local card shop. There's no way to tell if you're getting tampered or weighted packs when buying online.
I bought this poker set on kidzgeek.com. It also has a cardboard box on the outside of the aluminum box as shown in the picture. This is different from most sets that only have aluminum boxes. I think the cardboard box plays a protective role to a certain extent. The poker is intact, the chips inside are also great, I like its weight and it feels very good, the quality of poker is average but it's completely sufficient. I was pleasantly surprised to buy such a suit at this low price. I am already looking forward to a poker night with my friends.
This box has clearly been opened and re-sealed- you can see and feel the glue on the edges. Sent it back because I’m sure all the good cards have been removed and the packs re-sealed.
AT TIME OF WRITING THIS PRODUCT'S TITLE SAYS "2018" WHEN IT'S ACTUALLY A 2019 PACK Now to the review, I pulled a non-foil Omniscience mythic rare card (~$14) from one of the packs, so there's no doubt it's possible to "pull your money's worth". In fact, buying booster packs in these sealed packages is one of the best ways to make sure you don't get "unlucky pulls". Many people buy booster boxes, use an algorithm to literally make sure they take all of the "lucky" booster packs out, and then sell the rest of the "unlucky" booster packs online as individual products. Either buy your booster packs from your local game store or in sealed packs from WotC like this if you must buy them online. Packaging protects cards well even when shipped in only bubble wrap. These 5 "box-topper" rare cards are technically exclusive, thereby adding objective value since many collectors are completionist. However, don't expect much out of them gameplay-wise, they're far from competitive due to the high converted-mana-cost. Expect them to be available for purchase as a lot of just the 5 foils for easily less than $4.00 for years.
