Magic the Gathering | The Hobbit | Bundle

Magic: The Gathering | The Hobbit | Bundle

Set out from The Shire with the Magic: The Gathering | The Hobbit Bundle, a handy all-in-one collection for new players, returning fans and collectors who would rather begin their Middle-earth adventure with a respectable pile of cardboard. Packed with Play Boosters, foil lands, a promo card and a themed oversized Spindown™ life counter, it gives you plenty to explore straight out of the box.

Return to Middle-earth

Join Bilbo Baggins, Gandalf and the company of Dwarves as they journey from The Shire towards the Lonely Mountain in search of adventure, fortune and the treasures of Erebor. Along the way, you'll encounter the characters, locations and stories of The Hobbit brought into the world of Magic.

With a mix of Play Boosters, traditional foil cards and full-art lands, the Bundle offers plenty of opportunities for both gameplay and collecting. It also makes a great starting point for anyone beginning their journey into the set, because every collection needs somewhere to begin.

What's Inside?

Each Magic: The Gathering | The Hobbit Bundle contains:

9 Magic: The Gathering | The Hobbit Play Boosters

1 alternate-art traditional foil promo card

4 traditional foil full-art seasonal Hobbit lands

15 traditional foil basic lands, including 5 full-art lands

15 non-foil basic lands, including 5 full-art lands

1 oversized Spindown™ life counter

1 card storage box

2 reference cards

Each Play Booster contains 14 Magic: The Gathering cards, including 1–3 cards of Rare or higher rarity, 3–5 Uncommons, 7–9 Commons and 1 land card. Each booster also includes 1 traditional foil card of any rarity, with additional foil and borderless possibilities.

Collect Magic: The Gathering | The Hobbit

Whether you're new to Magic, expanding an existing collection or simply want a convenient way to gather some of the set's cards and lands, the Bundle is a great way to start. Nine boosters, plenty of foils and a box to keep everything together – because even Bilbo knew the importance of having somewhere to put the loot.