My concern as a store that tries to foster a culture of access for everybody, is their decision to gate a card behind a plus of a hundred dollar item (Canadian dollars). They'll be in the market as singles and probably no more than 10 bucks, but even so.
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"I preordered boxes from a vendor who cut me a deal, I'm selling them now on eBay and when I get them, I get promos, so the promos are included" What rule is that breaking?
So your point is that someone somewhere is going to game the system so the whole thing is a wasted effort? Fine, you win - it's a wasted effort. Meanwhile I doubled my initial order because I'll sell a month's worth of product in a weekend because of this promotion.
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I mean...once again literally not what I said, but don't let that stop you. Are you honestly telling me that "Getting a 6 mana casual commander card" is going to sell a MONTH's worth of extra product? Like...are you going from 4 boxes to 8 boxes?
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So here's the thing: People like the idea of supporting their LGS, but online pricing usually wins out. A good promo is often just enough of a nudge to tip the scales. This promo is special and is likely to have a non-zero value. That + early release is enough to tip the scales.
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