Here's where to buy MTG Final Fantasy, the hard-to-find crossover everyone's going nuts for

MTG Final Fantasy cards arranged in a spray, with Sephiroth at the center
(Image credit: Wizards of the Coast, Rollin Bishop)

If you're attempting to figure out where to buy MTG Final Fantasy, you're not the only one. This Universes Beyond set has been selling like hot cakes, and it's incredibly difficult to get certain (or any, in some cases) items.

That fervor isn't surprising. This is the first Universes Beyond release since the move to make UB sets Standard-legal, but really, that's just one of many reasons why players, collectors, fans, and resellers (boo!) are flocking to add these products to their carts. This crossover between one of the best card games and one of the most beloved video games series was bound to attract folks in droves. As a result, it's pretty darn difficult actually figure out where to buy MTG Final Fantasy. That's why the team and I have rounded up every listing we can find.

It's worth noting that some of the prices here can be wildly inflated, including the Commander decks and Collector Booster Box. If something costs an outrageous amount of money, don't bite - it's a cheeky reseller taking advantage of scarcity. Indeed, it may as well be daylight robbery.

Where to buy MTG Final Fantasy

Although certain items (like the Starter Set and a few Commander Decks) have become widely available, pricing is still all over the place for other products in the range. If it feels over the top, it probably is.

For Commander Decks you're talking anything beyond $60/£50, while Play Booster Boxes at $180/£160 or more are overly expensive. Wait for a little while and see if that cost comes down. As stock becomes less scarce, it's likely to.

MTG Final Fantasy FAQ

The Despark promo card in MTG Final Fantasy at a Commander event

(Image credit: Wizards of the Coast, Maji)

Why is MTG Final Fantasy so hard to find?

Honestly, a significant factor behind MTG Final Fantasy being so difficult to track down is its popularity. This is a beloved franchise crossing over with a beloved game, so it's understandably going to cause a stir.

Resellers aren't helping matters. These unscrupulous individuals buy up stock in bulk to resell at an absurd mark-up, which is why you'll often see Final Fantasy cards going for a ridiculous price. Don't bite, because you might be able to find what you want cheaper elsewhere!

Will MTG Final Fantasy come back into stock?

Although stock has been hard to find for Magic: The Gathering's Final Fantasy spin-off, that won't last forever. While certain collector's editions aren't likely to reappear (the hint's in the name, I suppose), the standard Play Boosters, Commander Decks, and Starter Set will probably enjoy reprints for a little while yet. That in turn should drive down prices, because they won't be as scarce anymore.

When did MTG Final Fantasy come out?

Magic: The Gathering's Final Fantasy set launched in tabletop form on June 13, 2025, while MTG Arena got the set early as of June 10. That means MTG Final Fantasy is out now!


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Abigail Shannon
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Abigail used to be a Tabletop & Merch writer at Gamesradar+ but has now spread her wings as a freelancer. She carries at least one Magic: The Gathering deck in her backpack at all times and always spends far too long writing her D&D character backstory. She’s a lover of all things cute, creepy, and creepy-cute.

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