The Magic: The Gathering Duskmourn House of Horrors Play Booster Box is less than market price at Walmart — save $22
TL;DR: The Magic: The Gathering Duskmourn House of Horrors Play Booster Box is down to $127.99 at Walmart, putting it below market price and making this one of the better sealed MTG deals we’ve seen lately.
$150.43 Save $22.44
Magic: The Gathering booster box prices can jump around fast, especially when a set stays popular with both players and collectors — or becomes less available as time goes on. Right now, the best place to find Duskmourn: House of Horrors booster boxes is Walmart.
As of March 16, the Magic: The Gathering Duskmourn House of Horrors Play Booster Box is discounted to $127.99 at Walmart, after a $22 price cut from its $150.43 list price. That puts it below the current market price on TCGplayer.
Released in September 2024, the Duskmourn: House of Horrors had been steadily creeping back up in price compared to the newer expansions (presumably due to less availability), so this is a great way to catch up on this set of trading cards themed around the Duskmourn and its collection of frightful creatures.
This box includes 36 Play Booster packs, with each pack containing 14 cards plus a Token/Ad card or Art Series card. Each booster can include one to four cards of Rare or higher rarity, with the chance of pulling alternate treatments, special frames, and even a Borderless Mythic Rare from Magic’s history. There is also at least one Traditional Foil card in every pack, and 20% of boosters include a Traditional Foil Land card as well. Add in the 10 new Special Guest cards and Duskmourn’s full haunted-house aesthetic, and you’ve got a fun box that’s worth every cent.
Among Magic: The Gathering bargains is the Magic: the Gathering Lorwyn Eclipsed Play Booster Box for only $119.95 at Amazon. Also on Amazon, you can preorder the Magic: The Gathering Secrets of Strixhaven Play Booster Box for just $149.99.
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