Lloyd Coombes
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Magic: The Gathering’s popularity is growing, and it’s getting easier to get good deals on sealed Magic product.
Amazon currently has a slate of Magic deals, including up to 39% off of Commander Decks, over 25% off Bundles, and more, and you can snag 10% cashback when using Amazon’s Prime Visa Card.
Here are the best deals we’ve found.
Kicking off with Commander Decks, there are four of note here. The first is Modern Horizons III’s Tricky Terrain deck, which is all about turning land into, well, any other land, and making your creatures all creature types.
It’s a genuinely unique preconstructed deck, and it’s reduced by 39% from its $70 MSRP down to $42.98. Fans of Doctor Who can pick up Paradox Power, which contains the twelfth and thirteenth Doctors, for just $34.95 with the same percentage knocked off the MSRP.
The Fallout set’s Scrappy Survivors deck has seen a 25% discount, bringing the Dogmeat deck down to just $44.99. If you want a deck that involves pulling equipment from the graveyard, this is perfect.
Finally, the Final Fantasy XIV deck, Scions and Spellcraft, is down to just $44.99, a discount of 36% from the MSRP. If you missed out on Aetherdrift’s race to the finish, the Finish Line Bundle, which includes 6 Play Boosters, 2 Collector Boosters, extended art cards and more, is down to $58.47 - a discount of 27%.
It’s not all Magic cards, either. The Pokémon TCG’s Black Bolt Elite Trainer Box is down to $84.99 after an 11% discount. It’s not quite the lowest Amazon has had it for, but if you can nab that cashback, too, it’s worth looking into.
Elsewhere, there’s 20% off the Star Wars Shatterpoint Core Set (bringing it to $131.99), and 30% off Disney Lorcana’s Azurite Sea Stitch Collector’s Gift Set (now $34.95).
Using the Amazon Prime Visa Card, shoppers can get 10% cashback on toys right now if they’re a Prime member, including a $150 gift card for new joiners. Think of all the Magic cards you could buy with that?
Not signed up to Prime yet? Fear not! You can get yourself a 30-day free trial, or get a Prime for Young Adults membership free for six months if you’re aged 18-24.
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.