Booster Packs are blind packs that each contain 9 cards - plus a code card in each pack. Launch date: November 13, 2012.

Evo Fury is the first expansion set for Kaijudo. All five Civilizations are represented. The Tornado Generator Competitive Deck has one super rare and one very rare foil card included; 40
cards total plus a code card. Launch date: November 13, 2012.

The Magic: The Gathering game expands every year, introducing new worlds filled with deadly perils, ancient adversaries, and fantastic new adventures. At its center is the Magic core set, the game in its purest form: evocative spells, menacing creatures, and infinite possibilities. But even at its core, the experience is ever-changing. The Magic 2013 Core Set boldly continues this tradition. Includes 249 Total Cards, 15 Mythic Rares, 53 Rares, 60 Uncommons, and 101 Commons. Launch date: July 13, 2012.
— Bryan Raddatz, manager of The Time Machine in Manchester, Conn., told TDmonthly that their best selling item is Magic the Gathering from Wizards of the Coast. They sell up to 900 units a month when a new release comes out.

Play Magic: The Gathering and discover why it’s the world’s premier trading card game. Start with a deck of cards filled with potent spells and fearsome creatures. Then take on the mantle of a Planeswalker, a powerful mage, and challenge friends in the ultimate battle of wits.

The Kaijudo Battle Decks are the first true test of your Kaijudo abilities: two perfectly matched 40-card decks for duelist training between you and a friend. Each deck comes in a special case replicating actual tablets from the Kaijudo dojo Library and has one of two iconic creatures: Tatsurion the Unchained and Razorkinder Puppet of Miasma Pit. Launch date: June 26th, 2012.
— As of 09/17/2012 this product had 4.6 out of 5 stars from 5 reviews on Amazon.com.

New Phyrexia is the third set in the Scars of Mirrodin block. The set features 175 black-bordered cards, including randomly inserted premium versions of all cards in the set. Contains: nine boosters, 80 land cards, a Spindown life counter, a player's guide, a card storage box, and two 60-card deck boxes (Contents subject to change).

In this second book of the Stone of Tymora trilogy, R.A. Salvatore and his son Geno continue their gripping tale of coming-of-age in a world filled with magic, featuring a cameo of R.A. Salvatore's signature character Drizzt Do'Urden.

Here is the fast-paced conclusion to the Stone of Tymora fantasy trilogy for young adults, by R.A. Salvatore and his son, Geno Salvatore.  The Sentinels includes a cameo appearance by Drizzt Do'Urden, the Dark Elf who has been featured in seventeen of Salvatore's books and is the most popular Dungeons and Dragons character.

The collectible card game's 2011 Core Set is available in booster packs featuring five different cover art images. Each pack includes 15 cards.
— In a July 2010 survey, two of 38 specialty retailers told TDmonthly that Magic: The Gathering cards are a best-selling collectible item.
— In August 2010, three percent of 43 specialty retailers named Magic: The Gathering a best seller in the card game category. The game was also mentioned as a top-selling overall item.

Wizards of the Coast calls Magic the biggest of the collectible card games. With millions of players in tournament and casual play, there is a strong market for all new releases. Zendikar features new Planeswalkers, a relatively new type of card with game-changing powers. One new Planeswalker is Nissa Revane, who came to fame in the Xbox Live Arcade game “Duels of the Planeswalkers.” Fifteen-card booster packs are listing at $3.99. Intro packs, consisting of a 40-card deck, 1 premium card, 1 booster, a learn-to-play insert and a strategy insert, are $12.29. Fat Packs, made up of eight booster packs, a card box, player's guide, learn-to-play insert, land pack, and an excerpt from the upcoming “Path of the Planeswalker” graphic novel, are $34.99. Launch date: October 2, 2009.

The five shards of Alara meet conflict in Conflux, where Bant Knights battle Naya Behemoths and displaced vampires add to the havoc. Conflux features 145 expansion cards and is available in intro and fat packs as well as boosters.
—    In late summer 2009, three of 38 retailers named Magic as their best-selling card game. Fifteen of the top 25 card games at Toy City in Keene, N.H., are Magic units, Owner Steve Levy told TDmonthly in August 2009, at which time his store had sold 850 Conflux boosters for the year.
—    Mike Lane, manager of Hobbytown in Cumming, Ga., told TDmonthly in late summer 2009 that his store attracts up to 25 kids for Friday night Magic tournaments. He cited sales of about 50 packs of month of Magic: The Gathering cards.

Intended to bridge the gap between entry level and advanced game play in the extensive Magic the Gathering trading card game system, the Classic two-player game is comprised of 350 cards from a wide variety of the line’s various expansions. 
— Two of 49 retailers surveyed in July 2009 told TDmonthly Magic the Gathering is their top-selling collectible toy line.

In this Dungeons & Dragons dice and card game, players will get the chance to hurl a mug of ale at the warbling bard, smash a chair over the drunken barbarian's back and much more. Different types of treachery and chaos abound in each game. Each game contains rules, a twenty-sided die, six six-sided dice and 52 character cards. Launch date: October 2007.

This enormous expansion for the popular D&D Miniatures game features a nearly 1’ white dragon and two epic warriors: the dark elf Drizzt and the barbarian Wulfgar. Kids who already play D&D Minis will love this epic expansion, and those who enjoy dragons and fantasy will delight in the collectability of this product. These collectible figures require the D&D Miniatures Starter Set to play the D&D game. Launch date: November 2007.

Two players can engage in epic, all-out space combat with the set’s six 25mm miniatures, each representing a different iconic Star Wars character. A two-sided battle map is also included. Over 150 figures can be collected to expand the game. “The Star Wars Miniatures game is the only product on the market that combines the fun of collecting Star Wars with fast and intriguing game play,” Wizards of the Coast Public Relations Director Tony Nelson told TDmonthly. Launch date: July 2007.

The second expansion for the Dreamblade Collectable Miniatures Game (CMG), Chrysotic Plague brings new figures and strategies into action with an increasing depth-of-play experience sure to appeal to seasoned and novice gamers. It is presented in randomized booster packs, each featuring seven figures with varying degrees of rarity. The Base Set Starter is required to play. “Dreamblade is the world’s first high-competition CMG featuring over 200 annual events offering in excess of half-a-million dollars in cash prizes. Retailers that choose to participate in the game’s robust tournament play program have the opportunity to host in-store events with company-provided marketing and prize support,” Toby Nelson of Hunter PR told TDmonthly. Launch date: January 2007.

Children can take their quarry alive with the greatest collection of fearless and inventive bounty hunters (and other scum and villainy) from across all eras of the Star Wars saga. These lawless characters — including new huge figures — add another dimension to battles for the galaxy. Each pack includes seven randomized pre-painted plastic miniatures with statistics cards, including one huge figure. Launch date: September 2006.
― “Star Wars action figures and collectible miniature games lead the charge,” Ed Evans, owner of All Things Fun! in West Berlin, N.J., assured TDmonthly. “Individual SKUs come and go, but the category has been a top seller for us since the day we opened our doors [in 2004].”

This set features 10 iconic vehicles from the Star Wars® saga and allows players to pit Rebels against the Empire in fast-paced, ship-to-ship action. It includes two exclusive 100 mm-scale miniatures: Super Star Destroyer Executor™ and Mon Calamari Star Defender Viscount™, plus eight randomized miniatures, full-color stat cards, a two-sided battle map, two Fleet Commander cards, a rulebook, damage and command counters, and a d20. Booster expansions are also available. “These beautifully rendered ships and fresh game mechanics add a new dimension to every Starship Battles skirmish,” Rachel Kirkman, associate brand manager at Wizards of the Coast, told TDmonthly. Launch date: November 24, 2006.

Wizards of the Coast, developer of the pop culture icons Dungeons & Dragons and Magic: The Gathering, have come up with another new game: Dreamblade. Players act as psychic Dream Lords and summon their creatures to war in the dreamscape. Booster sets contain seven figures. There are a total of 96 miniatures in the first line.

Wizards of the Coast, developer of the pop culture icon Dungeons & Dragons and the world’s first Trading Card Game (TCG) Magic: The Gathering, launches it next big game: Dreamblade. “Dreamblade players take on the role of powerful psychic Dream Lords, summoning creatures to do battle in the dreamscape,” said lead Dreamblade designer Jonathan Tweet. “Since the dreamscape encompasses all of humanity’s hopes and fears, Dreamblade miniatures can be futuristic, scary, bizarre or steeped in mythology.” The Starter Set contains 16 random miniatures, dreamscape map, 9 dice, rulebook and check list. There are a total of 96 miniatures in the first line. (See Review)

True to the head-to-head nature of the D&D Miniatures Game, the latest expansion set highlights miniatures against the backdrop of war. Per previous releases, the figures in the set are selected from key D&D role-playing game titles such as Monster Manual, Monster Manual III, Miniatures Handbook, and the Eberron and Forgotten Realms campaign settings. The set also includes an elite group of figures that come with a second, epic-level stat card, allowing players to assemble higher-value armies with which to do battle.The Booster Pack includes eight randomized, prepainted plastic miniatures, state cards for each miniature including a second-epic level stat card with certain figures and a War Drums set checklist. This set debuted in March 2006.
— Dungeons & Dragons is the best selling fantasy game at Diverzions Ground Zero, owner Tom Ray told TDmonthly. “It’s a really wide range of people that buy and play this game.”
— “D&D is still doing well,” agreed Eric, the “Sting” of Gamescape in San Francisco. “People got tired of the system, but it still sells.”
— “The #1 seller is Wizards of the Coast,” concurred Katie Davis, owner of Games Plus in Gallatin, Tenn.

This exciting 45-figure expansion for the Axis & Allies Miniatures skirmish game introduces three new unit types (snipers, paratroopers and cavalry) as well as troops from China, Poland and Romania. Each booster pack contains nine fully randomized miniatures for use in the Axis & Allies Minis game system.

Based on the popular cartoon of the same name, Xiaolin Showdown Trading Card Game lets players take the role of noble warriors on a mystical journey to protect the world from evil boy genius Jack Spicer. The 2-player starter set contains two 41-card decks, each containing one premium card, rules, a playmat and slide counters for counting wins.

This high-quality skirmish game is playable right out of the box. With faithful reproductions of real WWII combat vehicles and fighting units, gamers´ can recreate historic battles from World War II with authentic Shermans, Panzers, infantry, and more! The starter kit contains pre-painted, 15mm, plastic miniature soldiers and vehicles from WWII that animate the action on the battlefield, along with game stat cards that dictate the firepower, armor, and abilities of each unit. Releasing on December 7, the Set II expansion for Axis & Allies Miniatures brings additional units and nations into play.

In 1993, the Magic: The Gathering trading card game started a gaming revolution that continues today with six-million players worldwide. This CD-ROM features exciting games that cover the key aspects of Magic play, plus the Magic Online program. You can join one of the biggest communities of players and participate in local events and global tournaments. Additionally, the game box includes two decks featuring illustrated cards of creatures and spells, a 14-card pack with more advanced cards for expanded game play, a collectible premium card, two play guides for step-by-step play, an easy-to-read rulebook, two playmats with scorekeeping counters and a credit for online versions of all the cards.
— “I couldn't even quantify how many of these I sell,” said Dustin Gilliland, owner of Crimson Castle Chess & Games in Tuscaloosa, Ala., in early 2011.