UPDATE: Amazon has put the price up of the four-deck bundle. You're still paying under $40 per deck, but it's now up to $154.47. It's still a good deal, but not quite as good as it was a few hours ago.
Magic: The Gathering is embarking on a busy 2026 roadmap, but one of the best sets in recent years for Commander Decks was Lost Caverns of Ixalan.
The set offered four Commander decks themed after Pirates, Vampires, Merfolk, and Dinosaurs, with the latter–the cheekily titled Veloci-Ramp-Tor–proving to be a fantastic precon that shot up in price as demand surged.
Now, Amazon has slashed the price of a bundle that includes all four for $121.99, bringing the price of each (including Veloci-Ramp-Tor) down to $30.50.
The headline inclusion here is that Dino deck, which uses Pantlaza, Sun-Favored’s ability to essentially keep dinosaurs landing on your side of the board.
The Naya (Red, Green, White) deck is incredibly cohesive and easy to play with for novices, leading to it selling for $60-80 on its own a lot of the time.
That’s not to say that the other included decks aren’t of value, too, but even they’ll often set you back somewhere between $40 and $60 each, meaning this 30% saving on every deck is an absolute banger. Even at TCGPlayer, you're looking at around $135 resale for all four decks, so this is a great buy by any metric.
Blood Rites is all about powering up vampires with sacrifice, while Explorers of the Deep doles out counters and pulls lands. Finally, Ahoy Mateys lets you bring pirates back from the dead, while also stealing some of your opponents’ cards.
Each deck also includes a Collector Sample Booster, which has two cards in foil or borderless treatments. They’re not the reason to buy the decks, of course, but it’s a nice inclusion.
Honestly, this bundle could be ideal if you’ve got a group of friends that want to start playing right out of the box - these precons are ideal for a first foray into Magic: The Gathering or Commander (its most popular format).
Lloyd Coombes is an experienced freelancer in tech, gaming and fitness seen at Polygon, Eurogamer, Macworld, TechRadar and many more. He's a big fan of Magic: The Gathering and other collectible card games, much to his wife's dismay.
