The best Magic: The Gathering deals of Cyber Monday

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Cameron Faulkner (he/him) is Polygon’s commerce editor. He began writing about tech and gaming in 2013, and migrated from The Verge in 2023.

We did it, folks! Cyber Monday is here, the final day of the pre-holiday sales-a-palooza-thon, which means there’s only so much time left to take advantage of these year-end Magic: The Gathering deals. We’ve been able to discounts across a range of Magic products, from booster boxes and Commander Decks to starter kits and bundles.

Looking to take your first steps? We recommend picking up the Assassin’s Creed Starter Kit, which has two ready-to-play decks and everything else you might need for your first match. Or you can try your luck with a Commander Deck, which is one of Magic’s most popular format — there are all kinds of themes available here, including a multiversal Doctor Who set and Outlaws of Thunder Junction, Magic’s first western-themed set. And if you’re looking for booster boxes specifically — perhaps you’re looking to really increase your collection or host a bespoke tournament with friends — you might want to act fast, as historically those have sold out quicker than other Magic items.

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$35

This red-white-black Commander deck is a ready-to-play, 100-card deck big on vampires. It also comes with a two-card Collector Booster sample pack that includes one Rare or Mythic Rare card and at least one traditional foil card.

$120

It’s a murder mystery, yes, but it’s also a great way to get friends together for a night of thematically-aligned matches. This set contains all four Murders at Karlov Manor Commander decks: Deadly Disguise, Revenant Recon, Deep Clue Sea, and Blame Game.

$130

Dive into the deep end of Magic: The Gathering’s first western-themed setting. This box contains 36 play booster packs with 14 cards each, adn every booster includes at least one Rare or Mythic Rare card, including a chance to have a borderless Mythic Rare card from MTG history.

$115

Let’s cut to the chase here, Murders at Karlov Manor has some of the most stylish character outfits of any set, I will not take questions on that. This play booster box features 36 packs of 14 cards each, with every booster containing at least one card of Rare or higher — and possibly a special borderless Mythic Rare card from MTG history (stylish threads not guaranteed).

$113

It’s a Phyrexian Invasion, who could ask for more? This set booster box contains 30 packs of 12 cards each, and every pack has at least one multiverse legend card, one card of rarity Rare or higher, and one foil card.

$69

Modern Horizons 3 was hands down the biggest expansion for Magic this year and revisits several iconic figures of its past. This bundle features 9 play boosters, one traditional foil alt-art card, 30 land cards (half of which are foiled), a spindown life counter, and a storage box for everything.

$43

Yeehaw! Can I say yeehaw? I’m just gonna say yeehaw. Get started on Magic’s first western-themed set with 9 play boosters, a traditional foil alt-art crd, 30 land cards (half of which are foiled), a spindown life counter, and a storage box.

$46

“Fight to survive in a house of nightmares” — hell yes, sign me up! This bundle includes 9 play boosters, a traditional alt-art card, 30 land cards (half of which are foiled), a spindown life counter, and a storage box.

$19

What’s the Magic: The Gathering equivalent of the Assassin’s blade? It’s Deathtouch, a perfectly fitting feature for Ezio’s Legendary Creature card. This Assassin’s Creed-themed starter kit gives you two beginner friendly decks for those interested in dipping their toe in.

$139

Get five pre-built 100-card Commander decks from the March of the Machine set. Battle across the planes of the Multiverse in the Commander format with these five unique decks: Growing Threat, Cavalry Charge, Call for Backup, Divine Convocation, and Tinker Time.

$50

The Doctor goes everywhere, so why not the MTG multiverse? This ready-to-play, 100-card green-white-blue Doctor Who Commander deck features fan favorite Fourth Doctor (Tom Baker) as well as his companion Sarah Jane Smith, who I imagine will have questions about Phyrexians should they ever come across one.