Magic’s Hotly-Anticipated Lorwyn Eclipsed Set Is Already Up for Preorder Ahead of Its 2026 Release

The backbone of any MTG set, Play Boosters will be available on their own when the set is closer, but for now, you can preorder a box of 30 from Amazon for $164.70.

The preorder price guarantee means you may pay less, too, and each pack has a guaranteed foil.

As is the case with pretty much any Magic set, a Bundle is available, too. This one includes 9 Play Boosters, a deck box, 30 lands and a spindown life counter.

Amazon has it for $57.99 if you want to preorder now.

Blight Curse is a Jund (Black, Red, Green) deck which promises -1/-1 drain and creature combos, while Dance of the Elements is a rare five-color precon with a gameplan of summoning huge elementals and sacrifice.

They’re both up for $49.99 on Amazon, but there’s every chance one (or both) spike in the coming weeks.

If you and a friend want both decks, a bundle includes two of each for $199.99, too.

Up next, Collector Boosters are where you’re likely to find the more sought-after variants of Lorwyn Eclipsed cards, with these packs full of foils, full-arts, and special treatments.

They’re not going to come cheap, however, so you’ll want to lock in a preorder price if you’re particularly keen. Amazon has them listed, but there’s no pricing yet.

To my knowledge, this is a debut for the Lorwyn Eclipsed set, and this Draft Night box is still without a price on Amazon.

It contains 12 Play Boosters, 1 Collector Booster, and 90 basic lands so that players can draft a 40-card deck with friends and pit them against each other, and the winner gets the Collector Booster.

Finally, Lorwyn Eclipsed is bringing back Theme Decks for Standard play, and I’m pretty excited to have an easy way to jump into the format since Commander can be overwhelming to newcomers.

They come in Pirates (Izzet) and Angels (Selesnya) forms, with both available right now. If you’re interested, they’re $23.99.

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