DEADPOOL Crashes Into The MAGIC THE GATHERING Universe With New MARVEL Collab

DEADPOOL Crashes Into The MAGIC THE GATHERING Universe With New MARVEL Collab

The merc with a mouth crashes into the world of Magic: The Gathering in a chaotic new Secret Lair drop! New Deadpool are cards available for a limited time. You don't want to miss this chaotic set!

By GBest - Apr 01, 2025 06:04 PM EST
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Source: GameFragger.com

Wizards of the Coast is embracing the wild side of the multiverse with its latest Secret Lair drop, and it’s nothing short of spectacular. As part of the annual April ‘Pools Day celebration, Magic: The Gathering is welcoming Marvel’s most unhinged anti-hero Deadpool into the fold with the new Secret Lair x Marvel’s Deadpool set.

Yes, you read that right, and no this is not an April fools joke either. Deadpool, the fourth-wall-breaking merc with a mouth, is now officially part of the MTG universe, complete with his own mechanically unique card: Deadpool, Trading Card. He’s so energetic he’s trying to escape the frame and cut through the text. It’s ridiculous, and yes, it’s glorious.

This wild Secret Lair drop includes five unique Magic cards with exclusive Deadpool-themed art. Whether he’s riding unicorns, slicing himself in half, or enjoying space tacos, this drop captures Deadpool’s chaotic essence in true MTG fashion.

Here’s what’s in the Deadpool Secret Lair Set:

  • 1x Deadpool, Trading Card (New! Legal in Commander, Legacy, and Vintage)

  • 1x Deadly Rollick (Featuring Deadpool atop a majestic unicorn)

  • 1x Saw in Half (Classic Deadpool split-personality shenanigans)

  • 1x Blasphemous Act (Space tacos and Infinity Gauntlet. That’s all you need to know.)

  • 1x Vandalblast (Explosions and punchlines galore)

Pricing:

  • Non-Foil: $39.99 USD

  • Rainbow Foil: $49.99 USD

You can grab the drop right now at MagicSecretLair.com, but you better act fast! These are limited edition, and like Wade’s patience, they won’t stick around forever. Or for a long time really.

In true Deadpool fashion, even the marketing for this set is crazy and absurd. The announcement touts this as an “April 'Pools Day miracle,” albeit without the Miracle mechanic. We’ll have to let that one slide for now.

For collectors and local game store fans who missed out on the chance, the non-foil version will also be available at select WPN (Wade’s 'Pool Network… obviously) stores in the near future. Keep an eye on your local shop for a chance to snag this irreverent set in person.

Magic’s Secret Lair series has featured plenty of unexpected crossovers before, but this one might be the most bonkers, and that’s saying something. Whether you’re a longtime Deadpool fan, a Magic collector, or just someone who enjoys a good unicorn-riding mercenary, this is one drop you won’t want to miss.

So grab your katanas, prep your board wipes, and let the chimichanga-fueled magic and chaos begin!

Will you be picking up the foil or non-foil version? Got a favorite card in the set? Let us know in the comments!

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harryba11zack
harryba11zack - 4/1/2025, 6:19 PM
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DocSpock
DocSpock - 4/1/2025, 6:27 PM

I read that article.

Now I can't tell if I'm too drunk or not drunk enough.

Reeds2Much
Reeds2Much - 4/1/2025, 7:20 PM
I'm not sure if I'm impressed or appalled that WotC took an olde message board game and published it. Either way I can post this image.
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HashTagSwagg
HashTagSwagg - 4/1/2025, 8:30 PM
@Reeds2Much -
Apophis71
Apophis71 - 4/2/2025, 5:32 AM
@Reeds2Much - MTG was a card game before it was a message board game, literaly was the first tabletop trading card game (of the custom deck type in other words) back in 1993 far as I am aware prior to the likes of the Star Trek CCG we ended up collecting (launched in 94'), first digital version wasn't until 2002.
Reeds2Much
Reeds2Much - 4/2/2025, 8:14 AM
@Apophis71 - Using comic book characters (Or, anything really) to make MtG cards was an old message board game. Sorry, wasn't clear.
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Apophis71
Apophis71 - 4/2/2025, 9:36 AM
@Reeds2Much - Ah, fair enuff, lol

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