Where to pre-order Magic: The Gathering Bloomburrow

polygon.com:

While the Universes Beyond expansions for Magic: The Gathering have been getting a lot of attention, you won’t want to miss Bloomburrow, the next fully original set joining the popular TCG on Aug. 2. Replacing the typical cast of creatures, Bloomburrow exclusively features anthropomorphic versions of woodland birds, rodents, and amphibians.

If you’d like to add any of these new cards to your existing collection, the new expansion is available to pre-order in a variety of formats from Amazon and GameStop, which we’ve linked to below, along with a list of their contents.

For new players, the Bloomburrow Starter Kit is the simplest way to get into the new expansion for Magic: The Gathering. Packaged in each Starter Kit are a learn-to-play guide along with two pre-constructed 60-card decks, which both include a single mythic rare and four rares with foil treatment. Both decks also come packaged in their own dedicated storage box and are constructed exclusively with the new cards introduced with the new expansion. The $19.99 Starter Kit is currently available to pre-order from Amazon and GameStop.

As with previous MTG expansions, Bloomburrow will launch with a bundle full of boosters to introduce you to the cards present in the new expansion. Each bundle comes packaged with a total of nine Bloomburrow Play Booster packs in addition to 30 land cards (15 foil, 15 non-foil), a bundle-exclusive foil promo card, and a spindown life counter die. If you’d like to pre-order this new bundle, they’re available to reserve at Amazon, GameStop, and Best Buy for around $50.

The Bloomburrow expansion will launch with four preconstructed Commander decks: Animated Army, Family Matters, Peace Offering, and Squirreled Away. Each 100-card deck features three foil cards in addition to a pair of cards found exclusively in Collector’s Booster Packs. You’ll also find 10 double-sided token cards, a life tracker, and a deck box to hold everything together. Every Commander deck is currently