Wizards Unveils 'Odds and Ends' Commander Deck with $150 Price Tag and 24-Hour Order Window

Wizards of the Coast has officially released the decklist for Secret Lair Commander Deck: Odds and Ends, a 100-card Commander product featuring new artwork by Ricardo Cavolo and designed by Megan Smith. The deck centers on Yennett, Cryptic Sovereign, and includes high-value reprints such as Esper Sentinel and Sensei's Divining Top. Orders open for 24 hours on September 28, 2026, with a price of $149.99. Initial stock is limited, with additional orders expected to ship in mid-2027.
Key points
- The Secret Lair Commander Deck: Odds and Ends launches on September 28, 2026, at 9 a.m. PT, with a 24-hour order window closing on September 29, 2026, at 8:59 a.m. PT.
- The deck costs $149.99 and includes 12 foil cards with new artwork by Ricardo Cavolo, 76 non-foil reprints, 10 double-sided tokens, and a display commander for Yennett, Cryptic Sovereign.
- The decklist features high-value cards including Esper Sentinel, Sensei's Divining Top, Void Winnower, and Toxrill, the Corrosive, with an estimated market value of approximately $300.
- Initial quantities are limited for immediate shipment, while additional orders placed during the window are expected to ship in July 2027 in North America and August 2027 in the EU and UK.
- The deck was designed by Studio X's Megan Smith and features a strategy focused on library manipulation and casting spells with odd mana values for free.
Background
This release follows a series of Secret Lair Commander decks, including the recent Reality Fracture's Multiverse Reforged deck featuring Jace, which launched with preorders in September 2026. It also comes after a chaotic Zeta Set drop in September 2026 that led to widespread player frustration and a public apology from Wizards of the Coast regarding order fulfillment issues. The current release emphasizes a limited print run with a strict 24-hour window, contrasting with the print-to-order model used for previous Commander decks.
How outlets are covering it
Wizards of the Coast emphasizes the artistic and strategic uniqueness of the deck, highlighting Ricardo Cavolo's artwork and the 'odd' synergy of Yennett's ability. Draftsim focuses on the financial value, noting that the deck's estimated market value of $300 significantly exceeds its $149.99 price tag, with Esper Sentinel alone accounting for nearly half the value. MTG Rocks highlights the reprint value and the release date, framing the deck as a high-value opportunity for collectors. All sources agree on the 24-hour order window and the limited initial stock, but Wizards of the Coast provides the most detailed breakdown of the deck's contents and shipping timelines.
Why it matters
The release of Odds and Ends provides a high-value opportunity for Commander players and collectors, offering a curated deck with significant market value at a fixed price. The 24-hour order window and limited initial stock create urgency, while the delayed shipping for additional orders reflects ongoing challenges with Secret Lair's production and fulfillment processes. The deck's focus on library manipulation and odd-mana synergy offers a unique playstyle that appeals to both casual and competitive players.
What to watch
Orders for Secret Lair Commander Deck: Odds and Ends will be available from September 28, 2026, at 9 a.m. PT to September 29, 2026, at 8:59 a.m. PT. Initial stock will ship immediately, while additional orders are expected to ship in July 2027 in North America and August 2027 in the EU and UK. Wizards of the Coast will likely announce future Secret Lair releases, potentially including more Commander decks or themed collaborations.
- Secret Lair Commander Deck: Odds and Ends Decklist magic.wizards.com
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- Secret Lair Value Report: The Odds and Ends Commander Precon Draftsim
- Yennett Commander Deck Teaser Sparks Concern Over MTG Print Window TheGamer
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