Magic: The Gathering’s sets just keep on coming, but the good news is that as Wizards of the Coast turns its metaphorical eye to the next set, the game’s older ones see price drops.
It’s not always the case (Final Fantasy is back up there, sadly), but we’ve found a bunch of Play Booster Bundles, including the upcoming Secrets of Strixhaven one, at a discount.
Save On Booster Boxes
Magic’s next set is a ‘Universes Within’ one, and you can save almost 10% on a Play Booster Box of 30 cards, with the box now $149.99 at Amazon. If that price changes, you’ll pay whatever is lowest, too, thanks to the retailer’s Preorder Price Guarantee.
Looking to fill some gaps in your collection? January’s Lorwyn Eclipsed is also on sale, with a box of 30 packs down to just $118.99 – a 28% discount on the list price for a pretty great set.
The set before that, Universes Beyond: Avatar The Last Airbender, is also seeing a discount. You can save a whopping 40% on 30 packs of the Aang and Co. set, now just $124.99. That makes each pack just $4.16.
Sticking with 2025 sets, Edge of Eternities was (tragically) overlooked in favor of the middling Spider-Man set, but if you missed out on it, you can make up for your error in judgment with a box of 30 packs for $155.26 – a slight discount on the list price.
Rounding out last year’s offerings, you can pick up a box of Tarkir Dragonstorm boosters at a 10% discount. The set was, in my humble opinion, pretty darn great, particularly as someone who loves to build dragon-centric decks. $148.80 for 30 packs? I’m tempted.
Last but not least, Foundations was a great set that’ll stay in rotation for a while, and features iconic Magic characters and returning favorite cards. Not only can you save 20% on a Play Booster box, which brings it down to $150.99, but this one includes a huge 36 packs. That’s under $4.20 a pack.
It’s worth noting that these are Play Boosters, which (as the name suggests) are ideal for playing with. The rarest cards in each set, though, are found in Collector Boosters. Given these cost much, much more because they include alternative art treatments and additional chances to grab rare cards, we’d still recommend Play Boosters as a way into the hobby, or if you’re just looking to build up a sizeable collection of cards without spending crazy money.
If you do look to play Magic as a game (and you really should, it’s great!), then these packs will stand you in good stead since they’re all in the current Standard rotation – so have fun building decks!
For more on Magic: The Gathering, check out the Secrets of Strixhaven tie-in novel, Omens of Chaos – available for preorder now, and at a discount no less.
Lloyd Coombes is an experienced freelancer in tech, gaming and fitness seen at Polygon, Eurogamer, Macworld, TechRadar and many more. He’s a big fan of Magic: The Gathering and other collectible card games, much to his wife’s dismay.
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