The Magic: The Gathering Lorwyn Eclipsed Play Booster Box is now below market price at Amazon — get $34 off
TL;DR: The Magic The Gathering Lorwyn Eclipsed Play Booster Box is down to $129.98 at Amazon. That's over $34 off its usual $164.70 list price.
Locking down a strong price on a brand new Magic: The Gathering release doesn't usually come easy, but that’s exactly what’s happening with Lorwyn Eclipsed. As of Jan. 29, Amazon has already dropped the Lorwyn Eclipsed Play Booster Box to $129.98, slashing more than $34 off its $164.70 list price and undercutting the original preorder deal by a wide margin.
Lorwyn Eclipsed revisits the iconic world of Lorwyn and Shadowmoor in a dual-aspect form, blending radiant high-fantasy aesthetics with darker, more chaotic magic. It’s both a nostalgic return for longtime players and a visually striking entry point for newer fans.
Each Play Booster Box includes 30 Play Boosters, the ideal trading card packs for both Limited formats and casual openings. Every booster contains a guaranteed foil, with a chance at multiple rares per pack and a slim shot at premium borderless foil mythics for collectors chasing standout pulls.
This kind of structure makes these boxes great for Draft nights, Sealed play, or simply cracking packs with friends.
For Magic: The Gathering players curious about the Avatar The Last Airbender expansion, you can buy the Beginner Box for $24.99. If you’re catching up on some of the other expansions that have come out lately, the Final Fantasy crossover booster packs are on sale for $8.99 each.
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