I ordered five of these booster packs from Troll and Toad, and love everything I got. I'm pretty new to Magic so I can't point out specific cards from the set that are of significant value but the last pack I opened I received a Coat of Arms. I was excited because I have been wanting the particular card for quite some time. Also I can see the that the Red's I pulled from the set are great, Cryoplasm, Sudden Impact, and Soul Blast are just a few but there are so many more. This is a pretty great set . I recommend it to any Magic player.

  -- By Nick from South Portland, ME on January 06, 2011

The bad version of M10, the website is suggesting other cards from 10th edition for me but they include baneslayer,glacial fortress and planeswalkers. Does Trollandtoad have special packs or what?

  -- By Norman Greenbaum from The Sky on November 21, 2010

I think, it is a good core set, if you look on the gameplay, but I think, there are missing harder land destroying spells. Obliterate (Sorcery. Mana cost: 6 colourless and 2 red mana. Obliterate can't be countered. Destroy all artifacts, creatures, and lands. They can't be regenerated.) from Invasion was in the 8th edition core set. Obliterate was one of most powerfull spells ever made in Magic The Gathering. Wrath of God is more known, but weaker than Obliterate. I think, it was a shame, Obliterate was taken out of the core set. There is another thing I don't like with the 10th edition core set. I don't like Birds of Paradise, Wrath of God and other old cards have change pictures. I think, all cards there is left from Alpha and Beta must have the original picture, and all cards from other expantions must have the original picture, to keep the core set classic. I think, it is good to have a blackbordered core set again. Another good thing is that, it is easy to learn to play magic for beginners with this core set. 3 stars to the 10th edition core set.

  -- By Johan from Danmark on July 21, 2008