Black Friday Magic: The Gathering deals 2026, including early price cuts on booster boxes

It's only 10 or so dollars off the overall price, but that's the cheapest this box has ever been (it's typically closer to $143, according to price-matching software). It's due to hit shelves on November 13.

Here's another one that may not seem like the biggest price cut, but it's actually a record low. It averages between $125 and $130-something too, so that's a lot better than the usual cost.

We're just a few cents away from this deck's lowest ever price, and because it's a rarity for this to be anywhere near $59 in the first place, I'd leap on the offer while you can.

That's a massive saving on an equally big box of booster packs, and it's much better than the Amazon equivalent offer.

This Commander deck hasn't launched yet, but now may be the best time to pre-order because it's never been cheaper. It's bittersweet due to the passing of the legendary Patrick Stewart (his beloved Next Generation character headlines the deck), but also looks to be a fitting tribute to Captain Picard with rather magnificent artwork that does both the hero and the man who portrayed him justice.

It's not the biggest saving, but from what I can tell via price-matching software, this box tends to average $144. With that in mind, this offer is way better than the norm.

Want to transport your decks or store your card collection in sturdy style? You can choose far worse accessories than this, which has a lot of favorable user reviews and an 83% five-star rating at Amazon.

This isn't the lowest price I've seen, but it is far better than the usual cost of between $145-$151 that we traditionally get. There are 30 packs here, so it's a cost-effective way to build a new deck unless you know exactly which cards you want.

If you're looking for a games night chock-full of MTG with your friends, this is a sure bet - particularly because it's never been cheaper. It comes with 1 Collector Booster to use as a prize, 12 Play Boosters, and 90 Lands.

This is a solid price for the Spock-fronted Commander Deck Landing Party, despite not being a record low price (it was once $64). That seems like an outlier, so while I think it's fair to wait, I wouldn't say this is a 'bad' deal.

From what I can tell, this is just a few dollars off the lowest price we've seen for MTG's Hobbit bundle. It includes accessories like a sturdy storage box and themed die to go with nine booster packs, so is a great way to start your Middle-earth Magic collection.

It may not seem like the biggest price cut, but considering how hard this pack was to get ahead of launch, I'll take it. Particularly because this seems to be a lowest-ever price... It contains themed land cards, nine Play Boosters, one Collector Booster, some promo cards, and a special Spindown life counter.