Wilds of Eldraine returned to Magic's fairy-tale plane in September 2023 with a storybook art direction, an Adventure-heavy limited format and a 63-card Enchanting Tales bonus sheet of reprinted enchantments. It is one of only two sets in this group still legal in Standard, and its sealed product has re-rated sharply since Draft and Set Boosters were discontinued. Here is the lineup and September 2026 pricing.
- Draft Booster Display
$285.00
- Set Booster Display
$380.00
- Collector Booster Display
$1,025.00
- Collector Booster Display Case
$5,999.69
- Set Booster Display Case
$2,266.28
- Draft Booster Display Case
$1,837.33
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| Release date | September 8, 2023 |
| Set code | WOE (Enchanting Tales bonus sheet: WOT) |
| Set size | 266 cards in the main set, plus a 63-card Enchanting Tales bonus sheet |
| Booster types | Draft Booster, Set Booster, Collector Booster |
| Chase cards | Beseech the Mirror, Agatha's Soul Cauldron, Talion the Kindly Lord, Enchanting Tales reprints |
| Standard legality | Still Standard legal; rotates February 2027 |
| Draft Booster box (Sep 2026) | $285-$375 |
Thirty-six Draft Boosters of fifteen cards plus a token or ad card. One slot in every pack is an Enchanting Tales card, which is what makes this the most interesting Draft box of its year to open. Boxes run $285-$375, with completed sales near $290 and retail near $350-$375. That is well above the roughly $110 they cost on shelves in 2023.
Thirty packs of twelve cards with an art card, a guaranteed foil, an Enchanting Tales card and a shot at The List. Boxes sit at $390-$450.
Twelve Collector Boosters of roughly fifteen all-premium cards, holding the extended-art, borderless storybook, anime showcase and foil Enchanting Tales versions. This is the only source of several of the set's top treatments. Boxes trade at $900-$1,050, with both TCGplayer mid and Card Kingdom sitting at about $1,000.
Eight Set Boosters, a foil alternate-art promo, forty basic lands with twenty foil, a spindown die and a storage box. Bundles have moved up with the rest of the set and now run $220-$255.
Two decks shipped: Virtue and Valor in white-green and Fae Dominion in blue-black. Each is a hundred-card preconstructed deck with a Collector Booster Sample Pack, a foil-etched display commander and the usual accessories, and they sell for $45-$90.
Six Draft Boosters, a foil year-stamped rare or mythic, a deck box and a spindown die. Kits run $75-$95, which is high for a prerelease product and reflects the Draft Booster price underneath it.
Extended-art foil Beseech the Mirror leads the set at roughly $90, with the non-foil extended art near $31 and the base foil near $26. Agatha's Soul Cauldron is close behind and arguably the more important card: the extended-art foil sits near $77, non-foil extended art near $72, base foil near $42 and the plain version near $36. Borderless foil Talion, the Kindly Lord runs near $31.
Enchanting Tales is the set's defining feature. Sixty-three reprinted enchantments printed in a storybook frame, appearing in every Draft, Set and Collector Booster, with foil and special-treatment versions concentrated in Collector Boosters. The sheet gave the set a reprint-value floor that most premier sets lack and is a real part of why the Draft box outperformed.
The rest of the treatment list covers the storybook showcase frame, an anime-styled borderless cycle, borderless planeswalkers, extended art and foil-etched cards. Ashiok, Wicked Manipulator was the set's only planeswalker, and the Adventure Virtues cycle and the mirrored Will and Rowan legends were the flavour hooks. There are no serialized cards in Wilds of Eldraine.
This set's sealed prices have roughly tripled since release, which makes it tempting and also makes it late. The reasons for the move are structural rather than about the cards: Draft and Set Boosters no longer exist as formats, WOE was one of the last sets to use them, and the Enchanting Tales sheet gives every pack a reprint with real demand.
Still, box expected value is below box price. A $1,000 Collector box tops out at a $90 card in the best realistic case and averages far less. A $330 Draft box holds thirty-six packs whose best common outcome is a $36 Cauldron. If you want to draft an excellent limited format, that is a defensible spend on entertainment; if you want the cards, singles are much cheaper.
The one genuine caution is Standard. Wilds of Eldraine rotates out in February 2027, which historically removes a support leg from a set's singles right as demand shifts. Buying sealed now means buying into a re-rated market shortly before a rotation. Treat it as a play purchase or a format-nostalgia collectible rather than a hold.
Collector Booster boxes at $1,000 are worth resealing, so inspect them properly. Factory shrink should be tight across the lid with machine-cut seams, no overlapping wrap, no adhesive haze and no reheat gloss where the film folds. A box with slack in the centre of the lid has usually been opened.
Draft and Set Booster boxes are newer targets now that they carry three-figure premiums, and a box missing a few packs is the common scam rather than an outright fake. Count the packs against the printed configuration before you accept a partial-open purchase. Loose Collector Boosters carry mapping risk as with any all-premium pack. The safest purchase remains a box a shop pulls from a sealed case while you watch.
Because WOE is recent enough to still sit on shelves, local stores are frequently cheaper than the online market, particularly on Draft boxes and Commander decks. Start with the card shop directory, and check card shows for bundles and prerelease kits. Online:
A Draft Booster box holds 36 packs of 15 cards, a Set Booster box holds 30 packs of 12 cards, and a Collector Booster box holds 12 packs of roughly 15 cards.
Yes, as of September 2026. Wilds of Eldraine rotates out of Standard in February 2027, alongside The Lost Caverns of Ixalan and the four 2024 sets.
A 63-card bonus sheet of reprinted enchantments in a storybook frame, appearing in every Wilds of Eldraine booster, with foil and special treatments concentrated in Collector Boosters.
Extended-art foil Beseech the Mirror at roughly $90, with extended-art foil Agatha's Soul Cauldron close behind near $77.
Draft Boosters are cheapest per card and built for drafting. Set Boosters add foils and The List. Collector Boosters are all-premium and the only source of several top treatments, at several times the price per pack.
No. It is out of print, and its Draft and Set Boosters were discontinued across Magic in February 2024 when Play Boosters replaced both.
Prices in this guide were last reviewed 2026-09. Live eBay listings above update daily.