Magic: The Gathering Bloomburrow Commander Deck - Family Matters (100-Card Deck, 2-Card Collector Booster Sample Pack + Accessories)

I'm super happy with this purchase. I've seen mixed reports about the condition these sets arrive in but I couldn't have asked for better. It was also a pretty reasonable price for all for if you consider what single decks are going for, especially the squirrel deck.

Sealed product, cards good. Lil dents on box

Box was a little dinged but everything inside was in perfect condition. Also a very fun deck if you wanna get everyone involved in the game and super easy to understand

This deck is so much fun! Love the combos and the token creation. It’s a great precon — as is the usual for the bloomburrow decks!

Got everything as advertised.If you collect boxes, some dents on the corners.Funny deck

This is a fun deck that just isn't ready for competitive play. 4/4s are only going to get you so far even with a few bonuses and some other creatures. It's going to need some tuning if you want to run it against more competitive decks. Still. Trash Panda make trash do smash! Woohoo! It's a fun concept and with a few tweaks I think it can be a great deck. I paid preorder prices so I got it for like $40ish and I think that's a good value. I wouldn't pay much more than that though if these inflate in the future.

I pre-ordered all four and have played with them a lot. I have since deconstructed all but the squirrel deck, and have used the cards in other deck builds that I have really enjoyed playing. Definitely worth what I paid for it, and I got way better cards than I did from the play boosters.The Bumbleflower deck is good at sneaking up on opponents and ends up feeling a bit voltron-y just with the amount of commander damage you swing around. It has some group-interaction cards, but I would not call it group hug.The Zinnia deck wasn’t quite it for me, but I repurposed it to make an artifact creatures deck using the offspring mechanic, and I really enjoyed playing playing it.Squirrels are consistent and fun to play, and it’s nice to have the versatility of instant mana creation in your commander to react when it’s not your turn.I didn’t play the Gruul deck much before taking it apart, mostly because the indestructible enchantments were a little OP and not quite my style. It has a ton of versatile enchantments in it though that I have used to improve many of my other decks.

Deck plays well out of the box and you can upgrade it in any way you want. Comes with some alternative win conditions. This is the only precon that does group hug well.