Final Fantasy x Magic: The Gathering - Every Option in the Product Lineup

Last Friday, June 13, marked the official release date of the highly anticipated Magic: The Gathering crossover with Final Fantasy. The world's most popular and best-selling trading card game meets the world's best-selling RPG franchise at last. While Magic: The Gathering is no stranger to some ambitious crossovers, even within the world of video games (Assassin's Creed, Fallout), it's especially exciting to see the game embrace the world of Final Fantasy with Square Enix already having a fairly successful TCG based on the property. As expected, a crossover this exciting has resulted in Wizards of the Coast rolling out a huge product line, and we're here to break down every option players have if they want to get in on Final Fantasy's introduction to the world of Magic: The Gathering.

Pre-Release Packs

Release Date — June 6, 2025
MSRP — $44.99
Current Pricing — $80+

Ahead of the official June 13 release date, certain individuals and retailers could pre-order and receive special Prerelease Packs containing exclusive cards and accessories celebrating the crossover between Final Fantasy and Magic: The Gathering. While these are now only available on the secondary market, it's worth noting that their pricing hasn't gone up quite as much as you might expect compared to similar prerelease packs. As someone who's a fan of both MTG and Final Fantasy, I might even try to track one down just for the Garland card.

Contents:

6 FFxMTG Play Boosters
- 14 cards each
  - 1-4 Rare or higher cards
  - 3-6 Uncommon cards
  - 6-9 Common cards
  - 1 Land card (20% chance to be foil)
1 foil, year-stamped Rare/Mythic Rare card
1 deck box
1 Spindown die

Play Boosters

Release Date — June 13, 2025
MSRP — $7.99 (Single); $229.99 (Display Box)
Current Pricing — $7.99 (Single); $185-$300 (Display Box)

The best and easiest way to get in on the Final Fantasy x Magic: The Gathering crossover is to pick up a Play Booster. Similar to other booster packs for Magic and its many variations, the Final Fantasy Play Boosters are a reasonable $8 per pack, with full Display Boxes containing 30 Play Boosters going for under retail on secondary market sites like eBay. While some of the other items in the product line may be harder to come by in person so close to the release date, Final Fantasy x Magic: The Gathering Play Boosters are available at your local gaming shop (LGS) and even major retailers like Target, Walmart, and GameStop.

Contents:

Each single Play Booster contains:

14 cards
- 1-4 Rare or higher cards
- 3-6 Uncommon cards
- 6-9 Common cards
- 1 Land card (20% chance to be foil)

Each Play Booster Display Box contains:

30 FFxMTG Play Boosters
- 14 cards each
  - 1-4 Rare or higher cards
  - 3-6 Uncommon cards
  - 6-9 Common cards
  - 1 Land card (20% chance to be foil)

Collector Boosters

Release Date — June 13, 2025
MSRP — $29.99 (Single); $499.99 (Display Box)
Current Pricing — $30-$60 (Single); $500-$800 (Display Box)

Much harder to come by than the standard Play Boosters are the Collector Boosters. Collector Boosters, as the name implies, have a higher number of guaranteed rare and foil cards than a standard Play Booster, and many locations are currently sold out of single packs as they wait for Wizards of the Coast to print more. Even rarer are the full Display Boxes of Collector Boosters containing 12 booster packs each. Some of the rarest cards in the Final Fantasy x Magic: The Gathering crossover can resell for up to $1400 as of the time of writing, meaning MTG collectors are eagerly snapping up Collector Booster Display Boxes for up to $800 (nearly double their MSRP) to increase their chances of a lucky rare pull.

Contents:

Each single Collector Booster contains:

15 cards
- 8-12 Traditional Foil cards (0-3 may be Surge Foil)
- 5-6 Rare cards or higher
- 3-6 Uncommon cards
- 3-5 Common cards
- 1 Land card
- Collector Booster exclusive print treatment (less than 1% of all language Collector Boosters)
- Serialized cards (less than 0.1% of English language Collector Boosters)

Each Collector Booster Display Box contains:

12 Collector Boosters
- 15 cards each
  - 8-12 Traditional Foil cards (0-3 may be Surge Foil)
  - 5-6 Rare cards or higher
  - 3-6 Uncommon cards
  - 3-5 Common cards
  - 1 Land card
  - Collector Booster exclusive print treatment (less than 1% of all language Collector Boosters)
  - Serialized cards (less than 0.1% of English language Collector Boosters)

Commander Decks

Release Date — June 13, 2025
MSRP — $79.99
Current Pricing — $65-$110

Other than Standard, Commander is arguably one of the most popular game types in Magic: The Gathering, thanks to its emphasis on group play and casual fun. Considering the popularity of Commander, it makes perfect sense for Wizards of the Coast to focus on the Final Fantasy x Magic: The Gathering crossover getting its own variety of pre-built Commander Decks. There are four Commander Decks players can grab, each one based around a protagonist from a different game in the Final Fantasy series (Final Fantasy VI's Terra or Final Fantasy VII's Cloud, etc), and they come in the box ready to play and with a slew of welcome accessories for longtime players or newcomers to MTG.

Contents:

1 ready-to-play deck of 100 cards (2 Traditional Foil Legendary cards, 98 non-foil cards)
2-card Collector Booster sample pack
25 new-to-MTG cards in each deck
10 double-sided tokens (3 decks) or 6 double-sided tokens and 4 punch-out counter cards (1 deck)
1 deck box
1 strategy insert
1 reference card

Collector's Edition Commander Decks

Release Date — June 13, 2025
MSRP — $149.99
Current Pricing — $200-$300

The only difference between the standard and Collector's Edition Commander Decks is the number of foil cards that players get in each. While the standard Commander Decks have only 2 guaranteed foil cards, the Collector's Edition Commander Decks feature full 100-card decks in Surge Foil format. As such, these are a little bit harder to come by at retail locations, though they are still out there. Check your LGS or local big box retail chains before resorting to the secondary market.

Contents:

1 ready-to-play deck of 100 Surge Foil cards
2-card Collector Booster sample pack
25 new-to-MTG cards in each deck
10 double-sided tokens (3 decks) or 6 double-sided tokens and 4 punch-out counter cards (1 deck)
1 deck box
1 strategy insert
1 reference card

Bundle

Release Date — June 13, 2025
MSRP — $84.99
Current Pricing — $90-$125

Every Magic: The Gathering crossover is celebrated with a Bundle that gives a good sample of the new cards, and Final Fantasy's is no different. The Bundle pack includes a nice assortment of Play Boosters along with some Traditional Foil Art and Land cards, which together in the Bundle come in a good bit cheaper than you'd spend buying 9 Play Boosters and the accessories/extra cards separately. Best of all, the Bundle is fairly easy to come by both online and in-store, making it a great entry point to the crossover.

Contents:

9 FFxMTG Play Boosters
- 14 cards each
  - 1-4 Rare or higher cards
  - 3-6 Uncommon cards
  - 6-9 Common cards
  - 1 Land card (20% chance to be foil)
2 Traditional Foil Extended-Art cards
16 Traditional Foil Basic Land cards
16 non-foil Land cards
1 Spindown life counter
1 card storage box
2 reference cards

Gift Bundle

Release Date — June 27, 2025
MSRP — $99.99
Current Pricing — $300+

The only item in the Final Fantasy x Magic: The Gathering product line to not been released yet is the Gift Bundle. Set to arrive on June 27, 2025, the Gift Bundle contains everything included in the standard Bundle, along with a bonus Collector Booster pack and a unique card storage box with some amazing artwork depicting the fight between Ifrit and Bahamut from Final Fantasy XVI. You may need to go to your LGS or do some digging online to secure a pre-order for MSRP, otherwise expect to spend a premium on the secondary market.

Contents:

9 FFxMTG Play Boosters
- 14 cards each
  - 1-4 Rare or higher cards
  - 3-6 Uncommon cards
  - 6-9 Common cards
  - 1 Land card (20% chance to be foil)
1 FFxMTG Collector Booster
- 15 cards
  - 8-12 Traditional Foil cards (0-3 may be Surge Foil)
  - 5-6 Rare cards or higher
  - 3-6 Uncommon cards
  - 3-5 Common cards
  - 1 Land card
  - Collector Booster exclusive print treatment (less than 1% of all language Collector Boosters)
  - Serialized cards (less than 0.1% of English language Collector Boosters)
2 Traditional Foil Extended-Art cards
16 Traditional Foil Basic Land cards
16 non-foil Land cards
1 Spindown life counter
1 card storage box
2 reference cards

Starter Kit

Release Date — June 13, 2025
MSRP — $26.99
Current Pricing — $30-$40

Despite having the same release date as the rest of the Final Fantasy x Magic: The Gathering product line, it seems like the Starter Kits are just now beginning to roll out, hitting most major retailers and being fairly easy to come by depending on your location. For just $20, you get two ready-to-play decks to use in the Standard game type for Magic: The Gathering, complete with unique foil cards featuring Final Fantasy VII's Cloud in one deck, and Sephiroth in the other.

Contents:

Two 60-card, ready-to-play FFxMTG decks (Standard)
2 Traditional Foil Mythic Rare cards (1 per deck)
2 Magic: The Gathering Arena code cards (1 per deck, select regions only)
2 deck boxes
2 reference cards
1 Play Guide

Final Fantasy x Magic: The Gathering – Every Option in the Product Lineup