The Wizards celebrated the two years of the establishment of the Secret Lair.

Magic the Gathering’s latest Secret Lair superdrop has just been announced. To celebrate the second birthday of the limited edition service, Wizards has provided a complete commander deck.

From November 29th to December 23rd, the official Secret Lair website will provide a total of nine different bundles. Like all Secret Lairs, they will only be available for a limited time and will only be printed after the sale ends. The approximate shipping date is April 22, 2022.

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These are not even the only Secret Lairs to appear this month, as MSCHF recently confirmed that it is releasing its artistic Secret Lair drop this Saturday-including the game's first peelable card.

The first drop is the big drop we already know: Secret Lair x Arcane. This bundle is the latest Transcendence Crossover to see the new Netflix show Arcane: League of Legends appearing in the popular Magic reprint. All seven cards have been announced, but so far only the artwork of four cards has been exposed.

The headline news that can easily cause this decline is the unstable harmonic, which is a reprint of the blue tax enchantment Rhystic Study. Rhystic Study’s only other art (except for the 2018 judge’s promotional video, which cost more than $200) is the work of Terese Nielsen, who was abandoned by the Wizards after she was revealed to support QAnon’s far-right conspiracy theory. She allegedly followed and liked racism , Anti-Semitism and transgender tweets. Many people feel uncomfortable using her art in their decks and can now use unstable harmonics instead of rhythm studies.

Secret Lair x Arcane's non-foil price is 29.99 GBP/29.99 USD, and the foil price is 39.99 GBP/39.99 USD.

The second part of the Arcane crossover is the Lands bundle. This one is a bit disappointing because it only has one copy of each of the five basic lands. But for arcane fans, it would be cool because they showed some of the most famous environments in the League of Legends world, such as Piltworth and Zuan:

It's nice to see some of the more profitable lands being thrown here, or even enough copies of each to play. In fact, think of this more as a collector’s item, rather than as something to decorate your deck.

Secret Lair x Arcane: The non-foil version of Lands is priced at £29.99/US$29.99, while the foil version is priced at £39.99/US$39.99.

Follow Innistrad: The Dracula Card of the Crimson Vow Welcome to Dracula’s Castle. These are not considered to be transboundary universes like Arcane, because Dracula is in the public domain and anyone can use it freely, but they are still cool.

All three cards are a complete artistic creation based on Bram Stoker's novel. Getting rid of the Crimson Oath, this drop adapts some older cards into styles, including Delicate Blood. This is a terrible combination that can be used with cards such as Vito and Twilight Rose Sting. The card is:

Three cards of £29.99/29.99 or £39.99/39.99 may be a lot of flash gold cards, but considering that the normal purchase of Phyrexian Tower is more than £10, and the exquisite blood is more than £20, this is actually a very good deal. trade.

Like Arcane, Dracula’s Lands should probably be tied to the main Dracula drop, because the five basic lands are not particularly attractive deals. The art is gorgeous, and each card shows a different stage of Dracula in his life. There are so many forest cards. He stood straight behind a fast-moving carriage:

Again, this 29.99 GBP/29.99 or 39.99 GBP/39.99 foil is for collectors who really want Dracula, and you won't get a complete set of games. However, they are beautiful.

Fblthp is a joke in the Magic community. A little blue cyborg from Ravnica, he runs around, usually afraid and let himself fall into a prank. He is often an Easter egg, appearing in the context of some Ravnica cards, such as capturing spectators or rejecting edicts, but he does appear in Total Lost (his debut) and his own legendary card Lost Fblthp A bigger appearance.

Completely, Utterly, Totally Lost turned Fblthp's tendency to get lost into five cards in the style of Where's Wally/Where's Waldo. Ravnica’s lively and prosperous scene, each card is full of deep cuts in Ravnica’s legend, such as the founder of the Dimir Guild, Sadek, and the Obuzeda Orzhov Ghost Council in the Well of Dreamlessness. Or the living guild pact Nevemetier and the noblewoman of Rakdos, Judith on the "Road of Exile".

Of course, each card also has a Fblthp hidden somewhere, and your task is to find him in the crowd.

Although they are not necessarily the best cards ever (at least "Road of Exile" and "Crazy Search" are the main content of the Commander), they are so full of knowledge that Magic story lovers will be happy by then.

Fblthp: Complete, complete, completely lost, the price of non-foil is 29.99 GBP/29.99 USD, and the price of foil is 39.99 GBP/39.99 USD.

Crocodile Jackson, known as the "Legend Cowboy," is a folk artist known for his peculiar shapes, bright colors, and fuzzy (or sometimes obvious) Stoner style. If you haven’t checked his Instagram yet, it’s definitely worth a look.

For his Secret Lair drop, Gator Jackson includes five powerful creatures (coincidentally, all of these creatures have some connection with American folklore), all of which are rendered in his usual style. Random straight lines suitable for card frames, combined with flat colorful backgrounds, give them a particularly eye-catching style:

The main product in this bundle is Pathbreaker Ibex, which usually costs around £10 to buy separately. This is an excellent closing game in Commander, which can easily maintain the pressure of the entire game. Temur Sabertooth is also great, it's a fairly common combination (especially to get the Infinite Treasure Token with Dockside Extortionist).

Crocodile Jackson's Monstrous Menagerie is one of the few bundles of regular styles for £29.99/29.99 or aluminum foil etched styles for £39.99/39.99.

So far, some of the most stunning cards printed in game history, the Far Out, Man bundle contains five blue cards by Mateus Manhanini. Almost all of these are major cards, and cards like Counterspell, Mystic Tutor, and Fact or Fiction are big names in any format in which they are legal.

Although all five are instantaneous or magical, which means they will enter your graveyard shortly after playing, they look absolutely incredible and reflect that Manhanini’s previous works are DC and Marvel cover artists and Colorist.

Far Out, Man's non-foil is priced at 29.99 pounds/29.99 dollars, and the foil is priced at 39.99 pounds/39.99 dollars.

Pixel art land seems to be a theme of Secret Lairs recently, and the October Superdrop brings us Mirrodinsanity. This time, it was the turn of pixel artist Jubilee to make five all-art snowfields, with taskbars in the top corners, giving people a retro computer feel.

This mountain is particularly cool, citing the popular snow mountain in Kaldegem. However, just like Dracula and Arcane Land, unfortunately there is only one card per card in this bundle, which is not enough to be used exclusively for decks.

PixelSnowLands.jpg is the only bundle with three different versions. The non-foil version is priced at £29.99/US$29.99, while the foil version and the etched version are priced at £39.99/US$39.99, respectively.

So far, the strangest bundle in this super drop is Heads I Win, Tales You Lose. In addition to the five main cards, there is a commander deck designed by senior designer Gavin Verhey, including tokens, deck boxes, life wheels, display commanders, a coin, and reprints of the rest of the deck . This is a pre-con, but a very fancy one.

The five main cards dropped are the two cooperating commanders and some key parts of the deck. They can only be used in flash cards:

This deck focuses on flipping coins, flipping them again using Clark's thumb, and using all these flips to build Okaun, the eye of chaos large enough to win.

As a coin flip deck, this secret lair is unique in that all five main cards are double-sided, with different illustrations on the front and back. There is no mechanical reason, both sides of them are the same card, but it adds the flipping theme of the deck, which is really good.

Although they didn't get the custom artistic treatment of the main card, there were some great reprints in the rest of the deck. Including cards such as Embercleave, Niv-Mizzet Parun, Chandra's Ignition, The Locust God and Spark Double, 45 of which will be foils.

As you would expect from a complete commander deck and five cards (including ten custom artwork), the "I won, you lost story" drop is more expensive, priced at £99.99 /99.99 USD.

According to the convention of superdrop, there are many bundles to collect each drop into a package.

The first is Second Secretversary Bundles, which includes everything except Heads I Win, Tales You Lose decks. Welcome to Dracula’s Castle, Dracula’s Land, Fblthp: Complete, Complete, Completely Lost, Crocodile Jackson’s Monster Manager, Faraway, Man, PixelSnowLands.jph, Secret Lair x Arcane and Secret Lair x Arcane: Land Together It will cost £199.99/$199.99 for non-foil and £299.99/$299.99 for foil. Please note that for the foil version, you will get both the foil and the etched foil PixelSnowLands.jpg drops.

The Bundle Bundle collects the second Secretary Bundle together, which means you can get the foil and non-foil versions of every drop, excluding the story of my winning head and your losing. This will cost £479.99/US$479.99.

Finally, if you want everything, the Bundle Bundle provides the Bundle Bundle and all the content in the story deck that I won, you lost. The most complete bundle to date, but also the most expensive bundle, the Bundled Bundle is priced at £549.99/US$549.99.

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