Where to pre-order Magic: The Gathering Modern Horizons 3
2024’s biggest expansion for Magic: The Gathering is right around the corner. Modern Horizons 3 arrives June 14 and brings a roster of over 300 new cards to the Modern MTG format.
Pre-release events for the new set are already happening at your local games stores, but the new set is now available to pre-order from online retailers. If you’d like to reserve some of the new products arriving with Modern Horizons 3, you can currently pre-order them from Amazon or Best Buy. We’ve provided a roundup of all the available formats below in addition to their contents.
The Modern Horizons 3 Bundle is inarguably the best way to introduce yourself to the new set. This box includes nine booster packs for Modern Horizons 3, an alternate-art foil card, 30 lands (half of which are foils), a life tracker die, and a storage box. The $94.99 bundle is currently available to pre-order from Amazon or Best Buy.
Prices taken at time of publishing.
Modern Horizons 3 is launching with four commander decks. Each pre-constructed deck features a total of 100 cards in addition to a pair of randomly selected cards only found in Collector’s Booster Packs. You’ll also find 10 double-sided token cards and a spindown life counter included in each deck. The standard price for a Modern Horizons 3 Commander Deck is $69.99, however prices may fluctuate based on availability. You can currently pre-order Modern Horizons 3 Commander Decks from either Amazon or Best Buy.
Prices taken at time of publishing.
Prices taken at time of publishing.
Prices taken at time of publishing.
Prices taken at time of publishing.
In addition to the standard quartet of Commander Decks, Modern Horizons 3 also introduces Collector’s Editions of each deck. These decks include the same roster of cards, except the Commander card features a borderless art treatment, and all 100 cards in the deck feature a special ripple-foil treatment. Otherwise, the contents of the Collector’s Edition Decks are identical to their standard
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