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Feature Request

Sell hundreds of low-value cards as a single listing.

Listing bulk commons one by one just isn't worth it — a complete playset can be 400 cards at a few cents each. With bulk lots, sellers would be able to offer a whole batch — like a complete Ordinary playset for Sorcery — as one listing with one price. Buyers would get the complete lot in a single purchase, with a single shipping cost, instead of piecing it together from a dozen different sellers.

Where it makes sense, lots could be split further by card type — like Spellbook vs. Atlas playsets for Sorcery.

Posted by Julie Le Soymier ·
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  • Magic Dongson

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    Sep 1

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    Merged request

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    4 votes

    Feature Request: Bulk Playset Listings

    TL;DR: Add support for listing complete Bulk Playsets (Ordinary/Exceptional/Elite) across sets, with an option to split by card type (e.g., Spellbook/Atlas for Sorcery TCG).

    This would save sellers significant listing effort and save buyers money and hassle on shipping.

    Hi :)

    I think it's great that we can already auto-generate lists from selectable playsets, like a Sorcery Beta Ordinary Playset. I'd love to see this extended to support selling complete Bulk Playsets - like Ordinary, Exceptional, and Elite - across different TCG sets, where sensible/applicable. But specifically in my case for Sorcery.

    Right now, individually listing large quantities of common/uncommon cards just isn't worth the effort for sellers, and it's frustrating for buyers too.

    For example, a complete Beta or Gothic Ordinary Playset (roughly 400 cards) sells for about 20–30€ - averaging around 6 cents per card.

    No seller wants to create 400 individual listings for that, and no buyer wants to piece together a full playset from a dozen different sellers, paying shipping each time.

    A dedicated "Bulk Playset" listing type would solve both problems at once: sellers could offload large quantities of low-value cards in one listing, and buyers could get a complete set in a single purchase with a single shipping cost.

    For Sorcery specifically, it would also be valuable to split this further by card type - Spellbook vs. Atlas.

    Some sets, like Beta, print far more Spells than Sites, so after opening several booster boxes, players often end up with multiple complete Spellbook Playsets but only 1–2 complete Atlas Playsets. Being able to list/sell these separately would reflect that natural imbalance and make trading much more efficient.

    • Julie Le Soymier

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      Sep 1

      Hi @Magic Dongson

      Thanks for the detailed writeup — this is exactly the kind of feedback we love, and your math on Ordinary playsets makes the problem very concrete.

      A few things that exist today that get part of the way there:

      • Sellers: you don't need to create 400 listings one by one. In your inventory, "Add by filter" lets you add every card from a set at once, and you can then select them all, hit "Apply market price", and list them for sale in a few clicks.

      • Buyers: the playset lists you mentioned work with our Cart Wizard — "Shop this list" scans every seller and builds the cheapest way to buy the whole playset, shipping included, from as few sellers as possible.

      That said, you're right that this doesn't solve the core issue: there's no way to sell a complete playset as a single listing with a single price, and for cards worth a few cents each, that's really what makes sense. A "Bulk Playset" listing type — with a split like Spellbook vs. Atlas for Sorcery — is a genuinely good idea, and your point about the Spells/Sites print imbalance is well taken.

      I'm adding this to our feature requests so others can upvote it. No promises on timing yet, but it's on our radar — thanks for taking the time to explain it so clearly!