The Magic: The Gathering Lorwyn Eclipsed Play Booster Box has hit a new low price — save over $40 at Amazon
TL;DR: The Magic: The Gathering Lorwyn Eclipsed Play Booster Box is down to $119.95 at Amazon, which saves you $44.75 off its list price and marks a new low price for this year.
Prices on Magic: The Gathering booster boxes can move around fast, and this latest drop on Lorwyn Eclipsed is one of the strongest we’ve seen in some time. As of March 13, the Lorwyn Eclipsed Play Booster Box is available for $119.95 at Amazon, cutting $44.75 off its $164.70 list price.
Not only is this the lowest price we’ve seen for the Magic: The Gathering Lorwyn Eclipsed Play Booster Box this year (as confirmed with price tracker camelcamelcamel), but it is also only 18 cents short of reaching its market price on TCGplayer.
This booster box includes 30 Play Boosters, which is the best way to open and explore Lorwyn Eclipsed. These are especially well-suited for Limited play, while still offering the kind of creature synergies and guaranteed foil card in every pack that makes opening boosters appealing even if you’re mostly collecting.
Each booster pack includes 14 Magic trading cards, with 1 to 4 cards of rare or higher rarity, 3 to 5 uncommons, 6 to 9 commons, and 1 land. Every pack includes one traditional foil card, with a foil borderless mythic rare appearing in under 1% of boosters.
Lorwyn Eclipsed itself is a pretty easy sell as an expansion for longtime fans. This set was a return to a Lorwyn that’s now split between light and shadow, with players crossing from the ordered world of eternal day into the chaos of Shadowmoor’s endless night.
For even more money-saving deals on Magic: The Gathering, you can still buy the Magic: The Gathering Final Fantasy Play Booster Box for under $175 at Walmart. Meanwhile, the Tarkir Dragonstorm Play Booster Box is now below $110 at Walmart.
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