It seems just like yesterday when Aetherdrift was unveiled, introducing Magic: The Gathering’s multiversal race to the card game. These days, Wizards of the Coast are releasing sets at a rapid pace – there are usually only two months between each set, except for October and November which often feature two sets in one month. Up next is Tarkir: Dragonstorm, highlighting the plane’s five legendary dragonlords.
Similar to many Magic: The Gathering collections, it offers a variety of different products to suit your needs. Whether you’re new to Commander and require a pre-built deck for your initial game or an experienced player seeking to enhance your existing Standard deck, we have all the essential details for any Magic: The Gathering enthusiast considering purchases from the forthcoming Tarkir: Dragonstorm set.
When Does Magic: The Gathering’s Tarkir: Dragonstorm Set Release and What Is Included?
The “Tarkir: Dragonstorm” expansion pack for “Magic: The Gathering” will be available starting April 11th at local game stores as well as online retailers like Amazon. Previously mentioned, the new set offers various products tailored to different objectives. Here is a comprehensive list of all products and their estimated prices (based on Amazon’s prices) for “Tarkir: Dragonstorm”:
– Intro Decks: $19.99 each – Contains 60 cards, including a preconstructed deck and some boosters.
– Booster Packs: $3.99 each – Each pack contains 15 random cards, including at least 1 rare or mythic rare card.
– Fat Pack: $59.99 – Contains everything found in the Intro Deck, as well as more booster packs and other accessories.
– Bundle: $94.99 – Includes 8 booster packs, a Spindown life counter, a deck box, and a full-art basic land card.
– Collector Boosters: $7.99 each – Contains 6 cards (1 guaranteed to be rare or mythic rare) and 1 token/adventure card.
– Bundle with Collector Boosters: $124.99 – Includes 8 booster packs, 4 collector boosters, a Spindown life counter, a deck box, and a full-art basic land card.
- Magic: The Gathering Tarkir: Dragonstorm Booster Box – $134.45
- Includes 30 Play Boosters, each with 14 cards and 1 token or art card, with 1 to 4 cards rarity Rare or higher.
- Magic: The Gathering Tarkir: Dragonstorm Collector Booster Box – $270.95
- Includes 12 Collector Boosters, each with 15 cards, 5 of which are rarity Rare or higher.
- Magic: The Gathering Tarkir: Dragonstorm Commander Decks (5 Deck Bundle – $224.95)
- Abzan Armor Deck (White, Black, Green) – $44.98
- Jeskai Striker (Blue, Red, White) – $44.98
- Sultai Arisen (Black, Green, Blue) – $47.98
- Mardu Surge (Red, White, Black) – $44.98
- Temur Roar (Green, Blue, Red) – $44.99
- Magic: The Gathering Tarkir: Dragonstorm Bundle – $51.40
- Includes 9 Play Boosters, 1 Traditional Foil alt-art card, 30 Land cards (15 foil, 15 non-foil), 1 spindown life counter dice, 1 card storage box, and 2 reference cards.
- Magic: The Gathering Tarkir: Dragonstorm Prerelease Packs include themed inserts, one random spindown counter dice, boosters, and promo cards (Available only at local game stores)
- Abzan Prerelease
- Jeskai Prerelease
- Sultai Prerelease
- Mardu Prerelease
- Temur Prerelease
How Do You Pre-Order Tarkir: Dragonstorm and Where Can You Find the Prerelease Pack?
To find the simplest, most hassle-free method for pre-ordering the Magic: The Gathering Tarkir: Dragonstorm products, Amazon might be your best bet at the moment since everything is still in stock. But remember to also consider visiting your local gaming store to help support them too.
Discussing the importance of patronizing your neighborhood game shop, it’s essential to note that Magic: The Gathering prerelease packs are exclusive to stores that are members of the WPN (Wizards Play Network). This includes the five packs from the latest Tarkir: Dragonstorm series. These packs cannot be pre-ordered, but certain stores are hosting prerelease events between April 4th and 10th, giving an early advantage to enthusiasts eager for the new set. If you’re uncertain whether your local store is a WPN member and participating in a prerelease event, please visit this link, search for your location, and contact them directly to confirm.
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2025-04-03 23:42