Lorwyn Eclipsed is here! The return to Magic: The Gathering’s dual nature plane is brimming with collector bait, artistic deep cuts, and gameplay shakeups. The set launched January 23, 2026, reviving Lorwyn’s golden day and Shadowmoor’s moonlit night with new treatments that reward draft heads and showcase chasers alike.
Lorwyn Eclipsed Serialized Bitterbloom Bearer Takes the Spotlight
Rebecca Guay headlines the set’s premium chase with a serialized borderless Double Rainbow Foil of “Bitterbloom Bearer.” Each copy is individually numbered and steeped in fae flavor, a love letter to the plane that made many fans fall for Guay’s ethereal style. You can find serialized “Bitterbloom Bearer” only in Lorwyn Eclipsed Collector Boosters.
Serialized copies can appear in any language’s Collector Booster, and the card itself is always in English and mechanically identical to non-serialized versions.
Special Guests and Borderless Returns
Special Guests bring iconic cards into Lorwyn’s woodcut aesthetic, reimagining favorites like “Bitterblossom” and “Goblin Sharpshooter” as if they were crafted by the plane’s own artisans. Non-foil versions can be found in Play Boosters, with traditional foils in Collector Boosters.
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Select borderless cards celebrate the artists who defined the original Lorwyn and Shadowmoor blocks, including fresh takes like “Oko, Lorwyn Liege” and “Ashling, Rekindled,” available in non-foil and traditional foil across Play and Collector Boosters.
Reversible Shock Lands Flip Day and Night
Show both faces of the plane in a single slot. Borderless reversible shock lands feature Lorwyn on one side and Shadowmoor on the other, turning staples like “Blood Crypt” and “Hallowed Fountain” into mini dioramas of the world’s cycle. These are mechanically identical to their default-frame counterparts and appear in non-foil and traditional foil in Play and Collector Boosters.
Lorwyn Eclipsed Products, Legality, and Key Dates
Set codes: ECL (Lorwyn Eclipsed), ECC (Lorwyn Eclipsed Commander), SPG (Special Guests). ECL cards are legal in all formats, while ECC and SPG are legal in Commander, Legacy, and Vintage, with individual reprints legal where already allowed. Play Boosters can include ECL and SPG, and those cards are draftable in Lorwyn Eclipsed Limited.
MSRPs: Play Booster 5.49, Collector Booster 26.99, Commander Deck 49.99, Bundle 57.99, Draft Night 89.99, 60-Card Theme Deck 23.99.
Timeline: Full card image gallery January 9, Prerelease January 16–22, MTG Arena January 20, Tabletop release January 23. Events run through late February, including Pro Tour Lorwyn Eclipsed January 30–February 1 and Store Championships February 6–22.
How and When to Journey Back to Lorwyn
Lorwyn Eclipsed released January 23, 2026, with product now live at local game stores and major retailers. Early buyers can score the Buy-a-Box promo “Harmonized Crescendo” in traditional foil while supplies last. Whether you are drafting daybreak fae, chasing serialized art, or flipping shock lands to match your board state, this return to Lorwyn–Shadowmoor is built to shine in any light.
Which treatment are you hunting first, serialized “Bitterbloom Bearer” or the reversible shock lands? What Special Guests card do you want to open in Play Boosters? Which artist return has you most excited? Drop your thoughts in the comments or @me so we can theorycraft together.
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