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Deadpool Secret Lair 2026: Both Drops, Bonus Cards & Value

Two Deadpool Secret Lairs: the 2025 drop ($39.99) with a $209 Blacker Lotus bonus, and 2026's I Fixed It ($29.99–$124.99). Every card and 9 Nov 2026 price.

Shon Atsil13 min readMagic
Five Deadpool Secret Lair cards fanned out on a dark red background: the borderless Deadpool, Trading Card in the centre, the retro-frame bonus Deadpool and a Deadpool Sol Ring on the left, Blacker Lotus and Deadly Rollick on the right

Two Drops, One Merc

There are two Deadpool Secret Lair drops. Secret Lair x Marvel's Deadpool went on sale without warning on 1 April 2025 for $39.99 non-foil or $49.99 rainbow foil, with the new card Deadpool, Trading Card and four red and black reprints. I Fixed It (You're Welcome) followed on 1 April 2026 in four versions from $29.99 to $124.99: five reprints that Deadpool drew over.

On 9 November 2026 the 2025 non-foil sells for $60.26 on TCGplayer, and its five cards cost $54.13 as singles. The 2026 drops trade at $40.88 to $66.95, but their five main cards are worth only $17 to $30. What decides a 2026 box is its sixth card: a Mountain, or in some boxes a retro-frame Deadpool, Trading Card worth $74 to $172.

Our advice: to play Deadpool in Commander, buy the five 2025 singles. Buy a sealed 2026 box only if you are happy to own five cheap reprints when the sixth card is a Mountain.

How many Deadpool Secret Lairs are there?

  • Secret Lair x Marvel's Deadpool

    On sale
    1 Apr 2025 (WPN stores 25 Apr 2025)
    TCGplayer, 9 Nov 2026
    $60.26 / $69.81
    Bonus / sixth card
    Harmless Offering or Blacker Lotus (rainbow foil)

    Non-foil $39.99; rainbow foil $49.99

    Editions and launch price

  • I Fixed It (You're Welcome)

    On sale
    1 Apr 2026
    TCGplayer, 9 Nov 2026
    $40.88 / $43.40 / $66.95 / $161.22
    Bonus / sixth card
    A Mountain; in some boxes a retro-frame Deadpool, Trading Card instead

    Non-foil $29.99; foil $39.99; Pool Party foil $59.99; bundle of all three $124.99

    Editions and launch price

That's the whole list. A Scryfall search on 9 November 2026 finds only three paper printings of Deadpool, Trading Card (Secret Lair 1753, 7127 and 7129), and all three come from these two drops. Neither is a Commander deck (for those, see our Commander precon guide), and both are Secret Lair drops in Wizards' Universes Beyond crossover line. The 2026 Countdown Kit: Marvel's History of Heroes ($199.99, on sale 2 November 2026) includes one Deadpool card, a Terminate (Secret Lair Countdown 84, art by Jim Cheung & Jay David Ramos) with Deadpool art and a Deadpool quote as flavor text, but it is a 30-card kit, not a Deadpool drop. See our Countdown Kit guide.

What cards are in the Deadpool Secret Lair? Secret Lair x Marvel's Deadpool (April 2025)

Wizards announced this drop and put it on sale on the same day, 1 April 2025, calling it "April 'Pools Day". The announcement said it was available "in limited quantities". Wargamer reported on 2 April 2025 that a day after launch it was still in stock, though the US non-foil had then sold out and the US foil was running low, and that the store allowed three copies per customer. The non-foil came to WPN game stores on 25 April 2025 (non-foil only; 10 boxes per case, English only, UPC 195166299204).

All five cards use a borderless frame with inverted colours. Deadpool, Trading Card is the only new card; the other four are reprints, legal wherever they already were.

CardSLD no.ArtistNon-foil, 9 Nov 2026Rainbow foil, 9 Nov 2026
Deadly Rollick1754Kevin Sidharta$26.49$25.77
Deadpool, Trading Card1753Justine Cruz$15.13$15.92
Saw in Half1755Slawomir Maniak$6.34$4.65
Blasphemous Act1756Tomasz Zarucki$3.53$4.63
Vandalblast1757Miguel Mercado$2.64$3.72
Total$54.13$54.69

Deadly Rollick is the most valuable of the five, not Deadpool himself. MTGRocks put Deadpool, Trading Card "in the $20 range" on 19 March 2026; it is $15.13 now.

The 2025 Deadpool Secret Lair bonus card: Harmless Offering or Blacker Lotus

Wizards didn't announce a bonus card. Buyers found two on Reddit (StarCityGames, 4 April 2025). Scryfall and TCGplayer list both only in rainbow foil:

  • Harmless Offering (SLD 868, art by Narendra Bintara Adi), showing Gwenpool and Jeff the Land Shark: $0.84 on 9 November 2026.
  • Blacker Lotus (SLD 869), the Unglued joke card, with Scott Okumura's art scribbled over by Deadpool in a poster frame: $209.51 market, with the cheapest listing at $213.00 on 9 November 2026.

Wizards hasn't published odds. MTGRocks wrote on 4 April 2025 that Blacker Lotus is "believed" to be the rarer one. Blacker Lotus is the most valuable card from either Deadpool drop, but Scryfall lists it as not legal in any format, Commander included. We found no source saying whether boxes sold in WPN stores had a bonus card.

The 2026 drop: I Fixed It (You're Welcome) (April 2026)

The second drop's full name is Secret Lair x Marvel's Deadpool: I Fixed It (You're Welcome). Content creator Taalia Vess showed it first on Instagram, StarCityGames reported on 17 March 2026, and Wizards' press release followed on 26 March. It went on sale on 1 April 2026. The release credits Deadpool as "All-High Grand Arbiter of Corrections Department" and quotes him: "I actually AM a trading card, so I know what I'm talking about."

The joke: Deadpool has "fixed" five existing cards. Each copies an older printing's frame and art, then adds Deadpool's drawings, taped-on notes and corrections. On Lightning Bolt, for example, a note reading "BOLT" is taped over the card name, Adam Paquette's artist credit is struck through and Justine Cruz's name is written next to it. The cards keep a regular black border. TCGplayer lists them as 080, 042, 615, 382 and 288, and the Lightning Bolt shows the number 042/064 in its corner. Scryfall numbers them IFIYW-1 to IFIYW-10.

How much did it cost? Editions, prices and the Pool Party foil

  • Non-foil

    TCGplayer, 9 Nov 2026
    $40.88 (low $38.88)
    Change
    +36%

    $29.99

    Launch price

  • Traditional foil

    TCGplayer, 9 Nov 2026
    $43.40 (low $41.99)
    Change
    +9%

    $39.99

    Launch price

  • Pool Party foil

    TCGplayer, 9 Nov 2026
    $66.95 (low $65.98)
    Change
    +12%

    $59.99

    Launch price

  • FINAL_final_REALLYfinal_v7_USETHISONE(2)_Everything Bundle (all three)

    TCGplayer, 9 Nov 2026
    $161.22 (low $170.00)
    Change
    +29%

    $124.99

    Launch price

The Pool Party edition uses a confetti-style foil, which Scryfall tags as dazzle foil. EDHREC (1 April 2026) described it as "another version with slightly different art and a Confetti Foil treatment that goes for $59.99".

The bundle saved $4.98 at launch against buying the three editions separately ($129.97). On TCGplayer today it's the other way round: the three editions cost $151.23 separately, and the cheapest bundle listing is $170.00, above its own $161.22 market price.

The five cards

CardArtistNon-foilFoilPool Party foil
Sol RingKevin Sidharta & Henry G. Higginbotham$8.13$8.88$17.72
Lightning GreavesSvetlin Velinov$5.31$5.39$6.44
Lightning BoltJustine Cruz & Adam Paquette$1.69$2.00$3.09
Deadly DisputeBen Maier$1.18$1.85$1.71
Thrill of PossibilityNarendra Bintara Adi & Volkan Baǵa$0.74$0.65$0.91
Total$17.05$18.77$29.87

Prices are TCGplayer market prices on 9 November 2026. All five are reprints, so they're legal wherever the originals are; a Deadpool Lightning Bolt is legal in Modern.

The bonus slot: a Mountain, or a retro Deadpool, Trading Card

The leak on 17 March 2026 showed six cards, the sixth a Mountain (Wizards' 26 March press release lists only the five reprints): Mark Poole's Island art redrawn as an island crowded with Deadpools, more of them floating on inflatable rings, with "Island" crossed out and "Mountain" written over it. Two days later, StarCityGames reported that an opened copy had a retro-frame Deadpool, Trading Card in that slot instead. MTGRocks (19 March 2026) said it "is probably a rare bonus card" and reported that many players called the retro frame ugly. Scryfall tags the two retro Deadpools (7127, 7129) as Secret Lair bonus cards, but not the Mountains (7126, 7128), so the Mountain may simply be the drop's regular sixth card.

Sixth cardSLD no.FinishTCGplayer, 9 Nov 2026
Deadpool, Trading Card (retro frame)7129Pool Party foil$172.23
Deadpool, Trading Card (retro frame)7127Traditional foil$110.17
Deadpool, Trading Card (retro frame)7127Non-foil$74.37
Mountain7128Pool Party foil$7.58
Mountain7126Traditional foil$5.90
Mountain7126Non-foil$5.22

The retro Deadpool is art by Mark Bagley and Jay David Ramos in the 1997 frame. Wizards hasn't published odds. Scryfall lists 7126 and 7127 in non-foil and foil, and 7128 and 7129 in Pool Party foil only, so each edition most likely carries its sixth card in its own finish. No source we found states that mapping outright.

How the 2026 drop was received (and was it an April Fools' joke?)

Badly, before the bonus card turned up. Draftsim wrote on 19 March 2026 that "you can get all six of them for less than seven bucks if you buy their cheapest reprints", and that Wizards "seems to have built this drop almost entirely around novelty and presentation instead of giving buyers reprint value". It found the art fun but hard to read on a playable card, and the Mountain got "the most universal praise". Some players wondered if it was another April Fools' joke; Draftsim's read was that "the product appears real", and it went on sale on 1 April as announced.

Most of that coverage was written before the retro Deadpool surfaced, and it's the reason the drop is still worth talking about.

What is the Deadpool Secret Lair worth now? Sealed vs singles

  • 2025 non-foil

    Sealed, 9 Nov 2026
    $60.26
    Main cards as singles
    $54.13
    With the cheap bonus
    $54.97 (Harmless Offering)
    With the chase bonus
    $263.64 (Blacker Lotus)

    $39.99

    Launch price

  • 2025 rainbow foil

    Sealed, 9 Nov 2026
    $69.81
    Main cards as singles
    $54.69
    With the cheap bonus
    $55.53
    With the chase bonus
    $264.20

    $49.99

    Launch price

  • 2026 non-foil

    Sealed, 9 Nov 2026
    $40.88
    Main cards as singles
    $17.05
    With the cheap bonus
    $22.27 (Mountain)
    With the chase bonus
    $91.42 (retro Deadpool)

    $29.99

    Launch price

  • 2026 traditional foil

    Sealed, 9 Nov 2026
    $43.40
    Main cards as singles
    $18.77
    With the cheap bonus
    $24.67
    With the chase bonus
    $128.94

    $39.99

    Launch price

  • 2026 Pool Party foil

    Sealed, 9 Nov 2026
    $66.95
    Main cards as singles
    $29.87
    With the cheap bonus
    $37.45
    With the chase bonus
    $202.10

    $59.99

    Launch price

The two columns on the right add each box's possible bonus card to its five singles. For the 2025 boxes we assume the bonus is in the rainbow foil the cards were printed in; for the 2026 foil boxes, the matching foil bonus (see above).

Three things stand out:

  1. The 2025 sealed box costs more than its cards. The non-foil is $6.13 above its five singles, the foil $15.12. If you want to play the cards, buy singles.
  2. A 2026 box is priced as a lottery ticket. A non-foil box with a Mountain is worth $22.27 in singles, $18.61 less than you pay for it sealed. One with the retro Deadpool is worth $91.42. At these prices the sealed non-foil only breaks even if roughly 1 box in 4 has the Deadpool; for the foil and Pool Party boxes it's about 1 in 6. That's arithmetic on market prices, not published odds, and nobody has published odds.
  3. The cheap 2026 editions rose the most. The non-foil is up 36% on its launch price; the foil (+9%) and Pool Party foil (+12%) barely beat what Wizards charged.

The most valuable Deadpool Secret Lair cards

TCGplayer market prices on 9 November 2026:

  1. Blacker Lotus (SLD 869, 2025 bonus, rainbow foil): $209.51. Not legal in any format.
  2. Deadpool, Trading Card (SLD 7129, 2026 bonus, retro frame, Pool Party foil): $172.23
  3. Deadpool, Trading Card (SLD 7127, 2026 bonus, retro frame, foil): $110.17
  4. Deadpool, Trading Card (SLD 7127, 2026 bonus, retro frame, non-foil): $74.37
  5. Deadly Rollick (SLD 1754, 2025): $26.49 non-foil, $25.77 foil
  6. Sol Ring (2026, Pool Party foil): $17.72
  7. Deadpool, Trading Card (SLD 1753, 2025): $15.13 non-foil, $15.92 foil

The same card is worth $15 in its original 2025 printing and up to $172 as a 2026 bonus. The difference is supply: the 2025 version was in every box, and the retro one only in some. For the cards that cost real money across all of Magic, see our most valuable Magic cards of 2026.

What does Deadpool, Trading Card do? Commander legality and play

Deadpool, Trading Card costs {2}{B}{R} for a 5/3 Legendary Creature — Mutant Mercenary Hero. Its Oracle text:

As Deadpool enters, you may exchange his text box and another creature's. At the beginning of your upkeep, you lose 3 life. {3}, Sacrifice this creature: Each other player draws a card.

Wizards' 2025 announcement says it is legal in Commander, Legacy and Vintage, like all mechanically unique Secret Lair cards. Scryfall adds Oathbreaker and Duel Commander; it isn't legal in Standard, Pioneer or Modern.

The swap is the whole card. Exchange text boxes with an opponent's best creature and Deadpool, still a 5/3, gets that creature's abilities. The other creature gets Deadpool's drawbacks: in its controller's upkeep, they lose 3 life, and sacrificing it lets everyone else draw. The other four cards in the 2025 drop were picked to go with him. On EDHREC (checked 9 November 2026), 17,874 decks have Deadpool, Trading Card as commander, and EDHREC's "Top Cards" list for him opens with the other four cards from the drop:

CardDecksShare
Saw in Half16,39992%
Blasphemous Act15,54187%
Deadly Rollick15,02184%
Vandalblast14,77183%

Saw in Half destroys a creature and makes two token copies of it with half its power and toughness, rounded up (a Deadpool copy is a 3/2). Each copy enters with Deadpool's printed text, so each can make a new swap. EDHREC's "high lift" list for him follows the same copy theme: Splinter Twin, Mirror Gallery and Echoing Assault.

The retro 2026 bonus versions (7127 and 7129) are the same card with different art and frame, so they're just as legal in Commander.

Is the Deadpool Secret Lair worth it?

If you want…Do this (prices 9 Nov 2026)
To build a Deadpool Commander deckBuy the five 2025 singles for $54.13, not the sealed box at $60.26. Deadpool alone is $15.13.
The complete 2025 drop sealedNon-foil at $60.26 or rainbow foil at $69.81. You might also get a bonus card, but at $209.51 the Blacker Lotus single costs less than gambling on it.
The retro Deadpool, Trading CardBuy the single: $74.37 non-foil, $110.17 foil, $172.23 Pool Party foil. A sealed box is cheaper but may hold a Mountain instead, and Wizards hasn't published odds.
Sol Ring or Lightning Bolt with Deadpool on itBuy singles: $8.13 for Sol Ring, $1.69 for Lightning Bolt. All five 2026 cards cost $17.05 non-foil.
A sealed 2026 box to openOnly if you're fine with $22 of cards when the sixth card is a Mountain. The non-foil at $40.88 is the cheapest ticket.
The Everything BundleSkip it for now. The three editions cost $151.23 separately against a cheapest bundle listing of $170.00.
An investmentThe 2025 non-foil has gained the most overall (+51% in 19 months); the 2026 non-foil is up 36% in seven months. Sealed 2026 foil boxes are barely above launch price.

In short: the 2025 drop is the one with playable cards, and it's cheaper as singles. The 2026 drop is a collectible built around a joke, and its value sits almost entirely in a bonus card that only some boxes have, at odds Wizards hasn't published.

Can you still buy the Deadpool Secret Lair?

Both drops sell on the secondary market. Every edition has TCGplayer listings on 9 November 2026: the 2025 non-foil and rainbow foil, and the 2026 non-foil, traditional foil, Pool Party foil and Everything Bundle.

We couldn't confirm whether Wizards' Secret Lair store still sells either drop. On 9 November 2026 the store page wouldn't load for us. The 2025 non-foil was also sold to WPN game stores from 25 April 2025, so a local store may still have one. Neither drop has been reprinted, and Deadpool, Trading Card has no printing outside these two drops (the 2026 retro bonus is its only reprint).

Is there a new Deadpool Secret Lair coming?

Not as of 9 November 2026. Marvel's next Secret Lair after the Countdown Kit is Secret Lair x Marvel: Doomsdrop, a Doctor Doom drop teased at New York Comic Con in October 2026 (StarCityGames, 16 October 2026) with no date, price or cards yet. Our Secret Lair guide keeps the upcoming schedule.

Deadpool Secret Lair timeline

1 Apr 2025

Wizards announces Secret Lair x Marvel's Deadpool for "April 'Pools Day" and puts it on sale the same day: $39.99 non-foil, $49.99 rainbow foil, in limited quantities.

2 Apr 2025

Wargamer: still in stock a day in, but the US non-foil has sold out and the foil is running low. Limit three per customer.

4 Apr 2025

Buyers find the bonus cards, Harmless Offering and Blacker Lotus (StarCityGames, MTGRocks).

25 Apr 2025

The non-foil edition reaches WPN game stores.

17 Mar 2026

Taalia Vess shows the second drop on Instagram: five Deadpool-edited reprints and a Mountain (StarCityGames).

19 Mar 2026

A retro-frame Deadpool, Trading Card turns up in the Mountain's slot (StarCityGames). Draftsim calls its reprint value "brutally low": under $7 for all six cards at their cheapest printings.

26 Mar 2026

Wizards' press release names it I Fixed It (You're Welcome): $29.99, $39.99, $59.99 Pool Party and the $124.99 Everything Bundle.

1 Apr 2026

I Fixed It (You're Welcome) goes on sale.

9 Nov 2026

TCGplayer: 2025 non-foil $60.26; 2026 non-foil $40.88; retro Deadpool bonus $74.37 to $172.23.

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