New Warhammer Magic The Gathering Universes Beyond cards for 40k Orks, Age of Sigmar, and Blood Bowl are coming in Secret Lair drops!
With Magic: The Gathering 40k Commander Decks officially released, now it’s time to look forward to the next (and currently last planned) Magic x Warhammer crossover, which are Secret Lair Drops!
If you want to see more on the other Universes Beyond cards (IP Crossovers) and even all the new playmats and accessories, click on the links below:
- Warhammer 40k Imperium Magic Commander Cards
- Warhammer 40k Tyranids Magic Commander Cards
- Warhammer 40k Chaos Magic Commander Cards
- Warhammer 40k Necrons Magic Commander Cards
- Warhammer 40k Magic Commander Cards Playmats & Accessories
- All The New Transformers Magic The Gathering Cards
Huge Magic: The Gathering October Secret Lair Includes Warhammer Cards!
Here are all of the Warhammer Secret Lair cards that will be inside the next Magic: The Gathering Universes Beyond release! According to their site, the release date is November 28th, 2022 as well, so not too long off!
As you can see, they have all kinds of stuff for the October Super Drop! So if you spot anything you want, don’t wait, as there are only about 3-4 weeks left until these are gone for good
. Now, let’s look closer at the Warhammer Secret Lair stuff.
Secret Lair x Warhammer 40,000: Orks: $29.99
They also have this in the foil version (pictured below), but it will run you $39.99.
Here’s everything you get in this set:
- 1x Borderless Merciless Executioner as “Ork Kommando”
- 1x Borderless Aggravated Assault
- 1x Borderless Krenko, Tin Street Kingpin as “Makari the Lucky Grot”
- 1x Borderless Zurgo Helmsmasher as “Ghazghkull, Prophet of the Waaagh!”
- 1x Borderless Skysovereign, Consul Flagship as “Da Vulcha”
Secret Lair x Warhammer Age of Sigmar: $29.99
This is the same deal as the Orks pack, where you can get everything in foil for $10 more.
Here’s everything you get in this set:
- 1x Borderless Blind Obedience
- 1x Borderless Danitha Capashen, Paragon as “Neave Blacktalon”
- 1x Borderless Najeela, the Blade-Blossom as “Archaeon the Everchosen”
- 1x Borderless Scourge of the Throne as “Stardrake”
- 1x Borderless Loxodon Warhammer as “Ghal Maraz, the Great Shatterer
Secret Lair x Blood Bowl: $29.99
Last but not least for the Warhammer cards, you can pick up these awesome Blood Bowl ones! They also have a foil set, and again, it will be $10 more.
Here’s everything you get in this set:
- 1x Borderless Approach of the Second Sun as “Touchdown!”
- 1x Borderless Rewind as “Re-Roll”
- 1x Borderless Bone Splinters as “Both Down”
- 1x Borderless Fling as “Throw Team-Mate”
- 1x Borderless Defense of the Heart as “Perfect Defense”
- 1x Borderless Fellwar Stone as “The Ball”
Magic the Gathering Warhammer 40k Orks, AoS, & Blood Bowl Secret Lair Cards
Here are all the new Magic the Gathering Secret Lair Cards for Warhammer 40k Orks, Age of Sigmar, and Blood Bowl that we have seen so far sourced from YouTube channels like Pleasant Kenobi and MTG Unpacked.
Up first, we got Orks, and the first three cards are all decent. None of these are money cards, but they are all very flavourful and playable! Aggravated Assault can go in pretty much any aggressive red deck!
Possibly the biggest win for the Ork Secret Lair is Ghazghkull, who is a reskin of Zurgo Helmsmasher, a perfect thematic win! Hard to kill and loves to kill other creatures, this is a perfect fit!
Onto Age Of Sigmar, we got three fantastic cards out of the gate. Blind Obedience is a staple and can be easily played in every white deck, not to mention that the art is stunning! Archaeon is a re-skin of Najeela, which is an all-star in both casual and competitive Commander!
His 5-color nature of him is also perfect for representing Chaos Undivided!
The other two cards in Secret Lair AoS aren’t too special, but their Warhammer inspirations are great! Nothing like smashing an Archaeon play with Ghal Maraz!
Blood Bowl won’t have as many fans as the other two Secret Lairs, but these are still great cards with some thematic wins in terms of design choice from the team.
For one, Touchdown is fantastic, and putting on a re-skin of Approach of the Secon Sun is perfect since scoring touchdowns is how you win, and now you can win games of commander with it too!
Finally, the last three feature The Ball, which is perfect since you can’t play Blood Bowl without it. and Throw Team-Mate, which is a re-skin of Fling, a perfect match for the cards and a funny “gotcha!” for opponents.
Just as a reminder, these are bonus premium products you can buy exclusively through Wizards Secret Lair site after they go live. You’ll be able to get them as Secret Lair x Orks, Secret Lair x Age of Sigmar, and Secret Lair x Blood Bowl!
With that, those are all the new Warhammer Secret Lair Magic cards we’ve seen. There is a secret bonus card in each package, but those haven’t been revealed yet!
Pricing & Where To Get the New Warhammer 40k Magic Commander Cards
Let’s check out the price of the new Warhammer 40k magic cards, and where you can buy them now.
Each deck with have every card in 40k art, with a split of 58 reprints and 42 new cards in each of the four decks, making these attractive to MTG and 40k players who are interested alike!
You can still order these from Amazon right now; however, post-release, the price has started to creep up a little on these decks from the pre-order price above from Wizards.
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About Andrew Schrank: Over the past 15 years, Andrew has played all the games, including tabletop and video games, and immersed himself in the associated lore. Andrew joined the Spikey Bits team in 2018 and covers the Warhammer hobby and tournament scene, along with the latest in tabletop miniatures, each week.
Aspiring diplomat, Lord of Fluff, and Master of Ice Hammer, He loves Star Wars, Chaos Undivided, and Gundam. During his free time, he hunts Platinum trophies on PS5 and reads international news. On weekends, Andrew plays commander and cEDH games, often with unique strategies that push the limits.
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