Get a saving worthy of a dragon's hoard in this week's best MTG deals
You can also find the most tempting prices for Avtar: The Last Airbender, Spider-Man, and more
1. Editor's choice
2. Avatar: The Last Airbender
3. Spider-Man
4. Edge of Eternities
5. Final Fantasy
6. Tarkir: Dragonstorm
7. Aetherdrift
8. Innistrad Remastered
9. How we find deals
10. FAQ
Tracking down the best MTG deals? No problem - the GamesRadar+ bargain-hunting team and I have got you covered. We've spent years scouting the Planes for good Magic: The Gathering discounts, so can usually dig up a good saving or two. That includes everything from the new Avatar set to sci-fi Edge of Eternities, so you should be covered regardless of what you need.
It'll certainly come in handy. While Magic: The Gathering is a rewarding hobby, diving into one of the best card games can come with a pricey barrier to entry... especially on newer sets that are stuck with inflated costs. That's why we seek out the best MTG deals each and every month. No matter whether you're an expert are or just getting into Magic for the first time, you should find something to suit you below.
Want to know the trick behind searching for the best discounts? I explain more in our 'how we find deals' section, but the process involves us manually trawling trusted retailers with the help of our trusty in-house price checking software. The latter is updated every single day, so you're getting up-to-the-minute bargains.
MTG deals: Editor's choice
December 5, 2025: As well as checking each listing on this page for accuracy, new offers have been added to the Editor's choice section.
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Tarkir: Dragonstorm Play Booster Box | $109.99 $98.95 at Walmart
Save $11 - This massive box of boosters was already doing well for itself during the Black Friday sale, and then it tumbled even further with a record low price. I'm amazed it's still available, especially because it doesn't tend to go much below $114.
Buy it if:
✅ You'd like as many cards as possible
✅ You'd love to make Tarkir decks
Don't buy it if:
❌ You'd rather get a newer set
Price check:
💲 Amazon | $99.95
UK price: £164.70 £106.24 at Chaos Cards
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Commander Deck - Revival Trance | $69.99 $38.88 at Amazon
Save $30 - Phew, now that's a discount. We've only ever seen this Commander Deck for a few dollars less, and because it's been so hard to get hold of anyway, I don't think you can do much better right now.
Buy it if:
✅ You want to see what the fuss is about
✅ You want the cheapest option
Don't buy it if:
❌ You'd rather the FF7/10 deck
Price check:
💲 Walmart | $74.87
UK price: £58.45 £51.99 at Zavvi
Avatar: The Last Airbender MTG deals
Now that the last set of 2025 is upon us, some tempting discounts are starting to emerge. I've seen a few price cuts on the Avatar Beginner Box and Jumpstart Boosters, not to mention the Play Booster Box.
Things are quiet where the Bundles, Scene Boxes, and Collector Boosters are concerned, though. While they're still widely available (well, with the exception of the Commander's Bundle), they haven't experienced much in the way of price cuts. Hopefully we'll start to see these as MTG Avatar gets older.
Spider-Man MTG deals
Seeing as this release is so highly anticipated, it shouldn't come as a surprise that most MTG Spider-Man items sold out very fast. While things have calmed down a bit since launch, finding good deals on the set still isn't overly common. If you see anything in stock and it's not hideously overpriced, I'd pounce on the offer as a result.
Edge of Eternities MTG deals
MTG's sci-fi set isn't too hard to get your hands on right now, though I've yet to see many discounts. The two Commander decks are still at MSRP as well, which doesn't always happen with upcoming releases. Keep an eye on this one, because it's likely to dip in cost before long.
Final Fantasy MTG deals
As one of the bigger MTG sets to hit shelves this year, Final Fantasy is all the rage... and that means stock can be hard to come by. The Starter Kit is available in both the US and UK for a normal price, but a lot of other items (like the Commander decks) have had their costs artificially inflated due to demand. I'd hold fire on those until the furore dies down, because they're likely to become cheaper as the initial rush runs its course.
Tarkir: Dragonstorm MTG deals
The dragon-themed Tarkir didn't set the world on fire in terms of hype (or not as much as Final Fantasy did, anyway), so it's not surprising to see so many items still available from the range. However, the popularity of the Commander decks has pushed their cost quite a ways above MSRP. Keep that in mind before pulling the trigger at checkout!
Aetherdrift MTG deals
Because it was released earlier in 2025, prices for Aetherdrift have steadily come down to the point that they're surprisingly reasonable. I've seen the booster box (which is normally into the $130+ range) going for $99ish, for example.
Innistrad Remastered MTG deals
As the first MTG release of 2025, it's no surprise that deals are pretty common for the gothic Innistrad. You shouldn't struggle to find money off boosters of either variety.
How we find MTG deals
It isn't usually a struggle to find discounts on Magic: The Gathering, but not all MTG deals are created equal. Indeed, I've seen some retailers artificially inflating the price and claiming there's a saving.
Wondering how we manage to find the best offers? Here's a brief summary of our process:
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🛒 We browse trusted retailers personally
Although some of the discounts on this page are found by our deal-hunting software, we also begin each week by trawling trusted retailers ourselves. If there's an offer we'd be interested in buying as fans, it gets included within the 'Editor's choice' section above.
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💲 We use price-matching software
As a way of ensuring all our deals are up to snuff, we run them through price comparison software like CamelCamelCamel that informs us about a product's lowest price, average cost, and more.
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🏪 We compare with other retailers
Before posting a deal here, we'll make sure we check in with rival stores to make sure we're providing you with the lowest available price. You'll see the result of this in the 'price check' section of each deal block.
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💻 We check in with our dedicated software
We're lucky on GamesRadar+ to have bespoke deal-hunting software, and this automatically browses a host of stores to find the lowest available prices on specific items.
MTG deals FAQ
Where can you find the best MTG deals?
Wondering where you can get the best MTG deals? No problem. We've spent years tracking down discounts, and have always found the following to be very reliable.
USA
- Amazon: Good for boxed sets
- TCGPlayer: Best for singles
- Walmart: Surprisingly wide range
- Best Buy: Stocks the latest sets
- Miniature Market: Decent for individual cards
- Target: Offers new sets and merch
UK
- Amazon: Reliable and varied
- Magic Madhouse: Good for individual cards
- Zatu: Source of single booster packs
- Wayland Games: Provides regular discounts
Where can I find MTG deals on singles?
If you want specific, individual cards, you're better off checking with dedicated stores like TCGPlayer or, if you're based in the UK, Magic Madhouse. These are a great source of reductions on cards across numerous sets, and they haven't failed me yet.
How do I know if MTG deals are actually good?
The most reliable way of checking to see whether MTG deals are worth your time (and money) is checking with dedicated price-matching software like CamelCamelCamel. This quickly but reliably examines previous price drops, record lows, average costs, and more on an item to give you a better sense of how the discount compares to previous lows. We use this all the time when hunting for bargains, and it's how we know what to recommend.
Should you wait until Black Friday or Prime Day for MTG deals?
While you can get some cracking MTG deals during sales season (and they're some of the best offers overall), that isn't to say you should wait until then. I've seen excellent savings, including record low prices, throughout the year.
The key is checking in with price-matching sites like CamelCamelCamel to see if something is actually a bargain or not. Some retailers claim that a product is good value when it isn't (or they artificially inflate prices so that any discount seems bigger), and that's why it's worth verifying before hitting checkout.
Want more discounts? Be sure to check out our guide to board game deals or this feature on the latest Lego deals.
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