Magic: The Gathering's newest Secret Lair drop, one of the most highly anticipated of the year, has resulted in players losing their place in the queue and the product being sold out already. Today marks the release of yet another hyped-up Secret Lair drop, after the multi-IP crossover that was the Secret Lair Superdrop on October 13 and the PlayStation MTG cards on October 27. This time, players are trying to get the Secret Lair Countdown Kit: An Encyclopedia of Magic, which includes 26 cards for $199.
Special Secret Lair products typically have a lot of success among MTG players, though their launches have been quite rocky in recent times. This is because drops are not printed to demand, which means that it's a first-come, first-served kind of deal. With bot accounts purchasing the products to resell them later, MTG's PlayStation Secret Lair already proved controversial, not to mention last year's Marvel drop. Now, the Encyclopedia of Magic is already impossible to get.
Magic: The Gathering's best Secret Lair drops usually include good value for money, with some great reprints becoming more accessible in a bundle. Such is the case for the Encyclopedia of Magic, which...
