Into the Inklands also introduces new looks for beloved characters (and infamous villains), as well as more beloved Disney properties, such as DuckTales, TaleSpin, and Treasure Planet
While I do not know the actual risk level for MTG booster box investing, I would compare it to the riskiness of purchasing stocks
Again, this might be a bit too much if youre diving into Magic completely new: you wont know what makes a good deck work, or what cards synergize nicely, and you wont really get a good grasp of learning how to play if you build an ineffective deck
If they cant, you draw a card instead, which makes it a win either way
The most important is that in order to survive, a TCG needs playersnot just collectors, but people who will buy up multiple packs to perfect their decks, who want to get into the game, who want a community