When Goblin Storm launched as a Secret Lair foil Commander deck, it sold direct from Wizards of the Coast for $149.99 USD before tax and shipping.
What you got for that price
The product was a 100‑card, all‑foil, borderless mono‑red Goblin Storm Commander precon released on May 18, 2026 through the Secret Lair web store only. It included:
- A 100‑card foil deck (99 cards + commander)
- New alternate‑art versions of several key cards
- Special Secret Lair packaging and extras typical of the line
Wizards priced it as a premium, limited‑run product rather than a standard retail precon.
Shipping and “real” cost at checkout
Although the listed price was $149.99, buyers also had to cover shipping and any applicable taxes. One outlet noted that recent Secret Lair orders often added roughly $11 in shipping , pushing the pre‑tax total closer to $160 for many customers. Another source pointed out that orders over $99 qualified for free shipping, but the exact shipping cost still depended on region and order details.
How the price compared to card value
Even at launch, analysts and price trackers suggested the deck’s individual cards were worth more than the $149.99 sticker:
- Early estimates using decklist tools put the total market value of singles in the $266–$296 range on some platforms, not counting the exclusive art premium.
- Other aggregators estimated the foil singles’ combined value around $508 , with the non‑foil versions around $217.
- A Polygon analysis similarly pegged the deck’s raw card value near $350 before factoring in the new artwork and collectibility.
Those figures explain why the product was marketed as high‑value despite the steep upfront cost.
Bottom line
If you bought Goblin Storm directly from Wizards of the Coast when it was available, you paid $149.99 USD for the foil Secret Lair Commander deck, plus whatever shipping and tax applied to your order.