Magic: The Gathering is collaborating with Marvel again for a cardboard showdown between classic heroes and villains, and now the set is up for preorder at Amazon.
Now, to clarify, these listings have just gone live as yours truly was scouring to see what news there was on them, so they’re about as fresh from the oven as you can get – but there’s still some placeholder text there.
In any case, here’s what you can preorder right now.
Marvel’s MTG Set Is Up For UK Preorder
The humble Play Booster Pack is available for £5.99 for a single one, a box of 30 for £174.99, or a bundle that contains nine of them for £60.99. A gift bundle is £77.45 and contains one Collector Booster.
Jumpstart Boosters are back for £10.99 each, or a box for £139.99. Collector Boosters are where the money is, but as yet, it’s just individual packs there. Those are £34.99 each.
If you’re new to Magic: The Gathering, there’s a new Beginner box available. Not only does this version of the boxed product star both Captain America and Iron Man, but it’s pretty affordable at £28.99.
There are two new Scene Boxes for £34.99 each, which include three Play Boosters, an art card display setup, and playable versions of the art cards. This time around, we’re getting a heroes one and a villains one.
Finally, Commander players are well catered to. There are four preconstructed decks in this set:
- Avengers Assemble (Captain America and Nick Fury – Red/White/Blue)
- Wakanda Forever (Black Panther – Green/White)
- The Fantastic Four (The titular team – Red/Green/White/Blue)
- Doom Prevails (Doctor Doom and Loki – Blue/Black/Red)
Each includes a 100-card deck to play right out of the box for £64.45, but you can also get yourself a Collector’s edition with all cards in foil for a whopping £141.45 each.
For more on Magic’s current set, Lorwyn Eclipsed, be sure to check out our list of the best chase cards in the set right now, as well as a look at all eight creature types in the new set.
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.
