TL;DR: Amazon has dropped the Magic: The Gathering Final Fantasy Play Booster Box to $183.95. That gets you 30 Play Boosters packed with cards inspired by all 16 mainline Final Fantasy games.

The Final Fantasy MTG crossover set has been one of the tougher modern releases to find for market value, but a couple of key sellers have given us the chance to buy for less.

As of April 21, Amazon’s lowest available seller listing for the Magic: The Gathering Final Fantasy Play Booster Box is $183.95 with free delivery. That no longer beats TCGplayer’s $175.92 market price, but it’s still a stronger buy than Walmart’s current $192.99 price for the same 30-pack box.

TCGplayer is technically the best play if you’re fast. The lowest unopened listing starts at $160.00 plus shipping. That puts it 93 cents under market, but there are only a few units available at that price before the next shipped listings jump closer to $179.

As this is a 30-pack Play Booster Display Box, you’re getting a full box for Limited games, deck-building, or simply cracking packs with a little Final Fantasy nostalgia in the background. Each Play Booster contains 14 Magic trading cards, with 1 to 4 rares or better, 3 to 6 uncommons, 6 to 9 commons, and one land card. One card in every pack is Traditional Foil, while Traditional Foil lands appear in 20% of boosters.

For anyone who’s only just gotten into MTG, this set pulls from all 16 mainline Final Fantasy games, so expect familiar heroes, summons, spells, and locations reworked into Magic cards. Play Boosters are also a flexible pick if you want something built for actual tabletop play rather than purely collector-chasing for high, though there are still plenty of valuable cards listed on TCGplayer that you can pull.

If you’re catching up on other sets, you can also grab Magic: The Gathering’s 30-pack Marvel’s Spider-Man Play Booster Display Box for just over $102. Plus, the 30-pack MTG Avatar: The Last Airbender Play Booster Box is only around $120 across Amazon, Walmart, and TCGplayer.