Everything You Need To Know If You're Buying The MTG Odds & Ends Secret Lair Deck

Published Sep 27, 2026, 6:53 PM EDT Niall (pronounced Ny-ul) is a UK-based writer who has been writing about Magic: The Gathering throughout his entire career, with everything from new set breakdowns and individual deck guides to offering his opinions on the state of formats and the general direction of the iconic TCG. Niall also has a rich history covering triple-A releases, sports games, and PC hardware. We're just hours away from the launch of the third Magic: The Gathering Commander deck to launch via Secret Lair in 2026. Before this year, there were only six in total, so the influx of releases this year will take the total number to nine, and could be a sign of things to come next year, too. If you're eyeing up the Odds & Ends Secret Lair deck for its stunning artwork, exceptional reprint value, or just because you like the idea of snagging a powerful deck as part of a print-to-demand window, we've got all the details you need to secure a copy, but timelines will differ depending on when you order it. Odds & Ends Decks Release Time & Price The Odds & Ends Secret Lair deck goes on sale at 9 am PT on Monday, September 28, 2026. This deck has been leaked in stages as far back as last year, but we recently saw the deck mistakenly sent out to some players who ordered the Hatsune Miku Commander precon, and it hasn't taken long for Wizards of the Coast to confirm the existence of the deck and its release date. As for price, the Odds & Ends deck will cost $149.99, the exact same price as the two other Secret Lair decks this year: Goblin Storm and Hatsune Miku. You can view the full deck list over in our Odds & Ends deck guide, which also goes into detail on some of the big reprints in the deck, the biggest of which is Esper Sentinel. The Commander, Yennett, Cryptic Sovereign, has you revealing cards from the top of your library every time she attacks, and if the mana value is odd, you get to play the card for free. Better still, there's no real downside to this ability, because if the card has an even mana value, it still goes into your hand. Odds & Ends Deck Delivery Timelines Much like with the Hatsune Miku Commander deck, the Odds & Ends deck will be print-to-demand for 24 hours. This means everyone who orders a copy of the deck will receive it, but expected delivery timelines vary depending on when you complete your purchase. If you are in the first wave, which is extremely limited, your deck will be delivered immediately, and this will be reflected in the estimated delivery date at checkout. The estimated delivery window is usually accurate, but ordering right around the cut-off may mean that your delivery date changes in the confirmation email you receive, so be sure to double-check this. If you miss this window, you can expect your deck to be delivered in July 2027 for North American orders, and August 2027 for orders from the UK and Europe. How To Purchase A Secret Lair Drop If you've never purchased a Secret Lair product before, we have some key facts you need to know that will make your experience much smoother and give you a chance at getting into the first wave of shipping so that you're not waiting too long for your deck to be delivered. You can enter the Secret Lair website and prepare your basket from 8 am PT; you will then be placed in a waiting room until the sale begins at 9 am PT. At 9 am PT, everyone who is in the waiting room is placed into a randomized queue. It doesn't matter if you joined the queue in the first or last minute; the order is entirely random. Don't leave the queue if you end up with a long wait time. People ahead of you may leave unexpectedly, and it may propel you to the front of the queue much quicker. Once you are admitted to the website, complete your order as quickly as possible, as your delivery timeline could change at a moment's notice if you're bothered about being part of the first wave. Having your payment method ready to go will help. Franchise Magic: The Gathering Original Release Date August 5, 1993 Publisher Wizards of the Coast Designer(s) Richard Garfield