The Short Answer
There are three Furby Secret Lair drops: Doo-ay Noo-lah, The Gathering and The Oddbodies. Each has five reprinted Magic cards with Furby art, plus its own bonus card. Wizards of the Coast sold them on 13 October 2025 in the Secret Scare Superdrop, at $29.99 non-foil, $39.99 rainbow foil and $59.99 confetti foil per drop.
On 9 November 2026 every one of the nine editions trades above its launch price on TCGplayer. The cheapest is Doo-ay Noo-lah non-foil at $50.80; the most valuable is The Oddbodies confetti foil at $118.85. The Oddbodies non-foil, at $83.60, has gone up the most: 2.8 times its $29.99 price. No Wizards source lists them for sale, so TCGplayer and other resellers are the only way to get one.
Furby and Magic: The Gathering are both Hasbro brands, and the Furby MTG drops follow earlier Hasbro tie-ins in Secret Lair such as Clue and Play-Doh (Wargamer). These are not new cards. Every Furby card is a reprint of an existing Magic card, so they play like the originals and are legal wherever the originals are.
This page covers the three drops card by card, the bonus cards, the three finishes, what each edition sells for sealed and as singles, and whether it is worth buying now. For how Secret Lair drops work in general and what other 2026 drops resell for, see our MTG Secret Lair guide.
What cards are in the Furby Secret Lair?
15 cards in three drops of five, plus one bonus card per drop. Wizards sold each drop as "Secret Lair x Furby" followed by its name (StarCityGames).
Doo-ay Noo-lah
- Theme
- Furbies at home on A-loh May-lah, Furbish flavor text
- Cards
- Distant Melody, Explore, Inspiring Call, Chromatic Lantern, Sol Ring
- Bonus card
- Command Tower
- Non-foil, 9 Nov 2026
- $50.80
- Rainbow foil
- $61.56
$87.46
Confetti foil
The Gathering
- Theme
- Furbies on Magic's planes, with goblins, angels and Phyrexians
- Cards
- Sphere of Safety, Miscast, Phyrexian Arena, Tormenting Voice, Tamiyo's Safekeeping
- Bonus card
- Arcane Signet
- Non-foil, 9 Nov 2026
- $53.91
- Rainbow foil
- $56.12
$102.99
Confetti foil
The Oddbodies
- Theme
- Furbies twisted into horror creatures
- Cards
- Hullbreaker Horror, Maddening Cacophony, Serum Visions, Umbris, Fear Manifest, Spellskite
- Bonus card
- Read the Bones
- Non-foil, 9 Nov 2026
- $83.60
- Rainbow foil
- $87.83
$118.85
Confetti foil
Launch prices were the same for all three: $29.99 non-foil, $39.99 rainbow foil, $59.99 confetti foil. Prices above are TCGplayer market prices on 9 November 2026. All 15 cards are borderless with an inverted frame, and all are rare except Umbris, Fear Manifest, which is mythic (Scryfall).
Secret Lair x Furby: Doo-ay Noo-lah (non-foil)$50.80 on 9 Nov 2026 ($29.99 from Wizards)
Secret Lair x Furby: The Gathering (non-foil)$53.91 on 9 Nov 2026 ($29.99 from Wizards)
Secret Lair x Furby: The Oddbodies (non-foil)$83.60 on 9 Nov 2026 ($29.99 from Wizards)
What's the difference between Doo-ay Noo-lah, The Gathering and The Oddbodies?
The theme, the cards and the price. Doo-ay Noo-lah is the cute one, in Furbish, with the Sol Ring. The Gathering puts Furbies into Magic's own worlds. The Oddbodies turns them into horror creatures and is worth the most: $83.60 non-foil against $50.80 and $53.91 (TCGplayer, 9 November 2026).
Doo-ay Noo-lah: the Furbish drop with the Sol Ring
Doo-ay Noo-lah is the cute one. TCGplayer's product text sets it on A-loh May-lah, the Furby home island, and every card's flavor text is written in Furbish. The Sol Ring reads "Noo-loo boh way-loos koh may-lahs." It is the drop with the Furby Sol Ring, the card most people search for.
Prices are TCGplayer market prices on 9 November 2026. Non-foil and rainbow foil share a collector number; confetti foil has its own.
| Card | SLD no. (confetti) | Artist | Non-foil | Rainbow foil | Confetti foil |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sol Ring | 2315 (2330) | Nathan Jurevicius | $21.45 | $23.54 | $43.84 |
| Chromatic Lantern | 2314 (2329) | Rian Gonzales | $11.75 | $11.16 | $17.48 |
| Explore | 2312 (2327) | Natalie Andrewson | $7.08 | $7.39 | $12.72 |
| Inspiring Call | 2313 (2328) | Rian Gonzales | $4.50 | $5.91 | $9.43 |
| Distant Melody | 2311 (2326) | Paul Scott Canavan | $3.63 | $3.70 | $6.81 |
| 5 singles | $48.41 | $51.70 | $90.28 | ||
| Sealed drop | $50.80 | $61.56 | $87.46 | ||
| Launch price | $29.99 | $39.99 | $59.99 |
Bonus card: Command Tower (SLD 7064 non-foil and rainbow foil, 7067 confetti foil), art by SchmandrewART, flavor text "Lay-lah boh Furby boh-dah." It trades at $10.16 non-foil, $10.86 rainbow foil and $21.28 confetti foil.
Sealed and singles cost about the same in non-foil ($50.80 vs $48.41). In rainbow foil the sealed drop costs $9.86 more than its five cards, so if you want the foil Sol Ring, buy the single. In confetti foil the singles are worth $2.82 more than sealed.
Sol Ring (SLD 2315)Non-foil: $21.45 on 9 Nov 2026
Chromatic Lantern (SLD 2314)Non-foil: $11.75 on 9 Nov 2026
Explore (SLD 2312)Non-foil: $7.08 on 9 Nov 2026
Command Tower (bonus, SLD 7064)Non-foil: $10.16 on 9 Nov 2026
The Gathering: Furbies on Magic's planes
The Gathering puts Furbies into Magic's own settings. TCGplayer's product text describes Furbies meeting goblins, angels and Phyrexians. The flavor text is in English here, for example Phyrexian Arena: "All the might of Phyrexia was no match for this new, cuddly threat."
| Card | SLD no. (confetti) | Artist | Non-foil | Rainbow foil | Confetti foil |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tamiyo's Safekeeping | 2320 (2335) | Evyn Fong | $24.37 | $22.34 | $35.96 |
| Sphere of Safety | 2316 (2331) | Evyn Fong | $14.38 | $15.66 | $28.48 |
| Phyrexian Arena | 2318 (2333) | Daarken | $12.03 | $11.52 | $21.70 |
| Miscast | 2317 (2332) | Justyna Dura | $6.91 | $6.25 | $15.33 |
| Tormenting Voice | 2319 (2334) | Igor Krstic | $4.13 | $3.03 | $5.31 |
| 5 singles | $61.82 | $58.80 | $106.78 | ||
| Sealed drop | $53.91 | $56.12 | $102.99 | ||
| Launch price | $29.99 | $39.99 | $59.99 |
Bonus card: Arcane Signet (SLD 7065 non-foil and rainbow foil, 7068 confetti foil), art by Nereida. It is the most valuable of the three bonus cards: $17.32 non-foil, $25.46 rainbow foil and $43.20 confetti foil.
This is the drop where sealed is clearly cheaper than its parts. The non-foil drop at $53.91 is $7.91 less than its five singles at $61.82, and the singles are led by Tamiyo's Safekeeping at $24.37, a one-mana green protection spell that costs $3.61 in its cheapest printing. The rainbow foil edition is only $2.21 more than non-foil, the smallest foil premium of the three drops.
Tamiyo's Safekeeping (SLD 2320)Non-foil: $24.37 on 9 Nov 2026
Sphere of Safety (SLD 2316)Non-foil: $14.38 on 9 Nov 2026
Phyrexian Arena (SLD 2318)Non-foil: $12.03 on 9 Nov 2026
Arcane Signet (bonus, SLD 7065)Non-foil: $17.32 on 9 Nov 2026
The Oddbodies: the Furby horror drop
The Oddbodies (Wizards writes it "OddBodies") shows Furbies "twisted into uncanny forms", in TCGplayer's words. Three of its five cards are Horrors: Hullbreaker Horror, Umbris, Fear Manifest and Spellskite. It fits the Halloween superdrop best, and it is the Furby drop that has gained the most.
| Card | SLD no. (confetti) | Artist | Non-foil | Rainbow foil | Confetti foil |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Umbris, Fear Manifest | 2324 (2339) | Antonio José Manzanedo | $34.41 | $28.97 | $41.54 |
| Hullbreaker Horror | 2321 (2336) | Narendra Bintara Adi | $22.77 | $24.30 | $40.73 |
| Maddening Cacophony | 2322 (2337) | Nathaniel Himawan | $15.95 | $10.18 | $18.76 |
| Spellskite | 2325 (2340) | Madeline Boni | $14.78 | $15.44 | $24.51 |
| Serum Visions | 2323 (2338) | Justin Gerard | $5.87 | $3.60 | $7.41 |
| 5 singles | $93.78 | $82.49 | $132.95 | ||
| Sealed drop | $83.60 | $87.83 | $118.85 | ||
| Launch price | $29.99 | $39.99 | $59.99 |
Bonus card: Read the Bones (SLD 7066 non-foil and rainbow foil, 7069 confetti foil), art by Nicholas Gregory. It is the cheapest bonus card: $5.55 non-foil, $3.11 rainbow foil, $6.07 confetti foil.
Umbris, Fear Manifest (SLD 2324)Non-foil: $34.41 on 9 Nov 2026
Hullbreaker Horror (SLD 2321)Non-foil: $22.77 on 9 Nov 2026
Maddening Cacophony (SLD 2322)Non-foil: $15.95 on 9 Nov 2026
Spellskite (SLD 2325)Non-foil: $14.78 on 9 Nov 2026
When did the Furby Secret Lair release?
On 13 October 2025, when the Secret Scare Superdrop went on sale on the Secret Lair store "in limited quantities" (Wizards). Scryfall gives the Furby cards the same release date, 13 October 2025. Orders shipped later: TCGplayer's presale listings said sellers would get stock from Wizards within 1 to 10 weeks after 31 October 2025.
26 Sep 2025
Wizards reveals the full contents of the Secret Scare Superdrop, including the three Furby drops at $29.99 non-foil, $39.99 rainbow foil and $59.99 confetti foil (reported by StarCityGames the same day). On 27 September MTGRocks writes that the Oddbodies "just about breaks even" on card value.
13 Oct 2025
The Secret Scare Superdrop goes on sale on the Secret Lair store "in limited quantities" (Wizards). Scryfall lists the Furby cards' release date as the same day.
31 Oct 2025
TCGplayer lists the superdrop bundles, including the Ay-loh Tee-wee-lah Confetti Foil Bundle, with this release date. MTGRocks matches each Furby bonus card to its drop.
9 Nov 2026
All nine Furby editions trade above their launch prices on TCGplayer, from $50.80 to $118.85. The Secret Lair store shows a site-wide maintenance page.
How much did the Furby Secret Lair cost?
$29.99 non-foil, $39.99 rainbow foil or $59.99 confetti foil per drop, the same for all three drops (StarCityGames, Wizards). All three drops in one finish cost $89.97 non-foil, $119.97 rainbow foil or $179.97 confetti foil. Confetti foil was offered only on the Furby drops in the Secret Scare Superdrop (StarCityGames); confetti cards have their own collector numbers (2326–2340), while non-foil and rainbow foil share 2311–2325.
The Cryptic Command spend bonus
The Secret Scare Superdrop had 10 drops in all. Wizards' spend bonus was "one (1) rainbow foil Cryptic Command promo card with each $199 spent on Secret Scare Superdrop products while supplies last", plus free shipping on single orders over $99. StarCityGames calls the Cryptic Command a traditional foil. It is Secret Lair 905 on Scryfall, at $8.22 foil on 9 November 2026. It isn't a Furby card and isn't counted in any total on this page.
How much is the Furby Secret Lair worth now?
Every edition trades above its launch price: $50.80 to $83.60 non-foil, $56.12 to $87.83 rainbow foil and $87.46 to $118.85 confetti foil (TCGplayer market prices, 9 November 2026).
| Finish | Launch | Doo-ay Noo-lah | The Gathering | The Oddbodies | Average gain |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Non-foil | $29.99 | $50.80 (1.7×) | $53.91 (1.8×) | $83.60 (2.8×) | 2.1× |
| Rainbow foil | $39.99 | $61.56 (1.5×) | $56.12 (1.4×) | $87.83 (2.2×) | 1.7× |
| Confetti foil | $59.99 | $87.46 (1.5×) | $102.99 (1.7×) | $118.85 (2.0×) | 1.7× |
- Non-foil has gained the most relative to its price: 2.1 times on average.
- Rainbow foil sells for little more than non-foil in two of the three drops. The Gathering rainbow is $2.21 above non-foil and The Oddbodies $4.23; Doo-ay Noo-lah rainbow is $10.76 more. For The Gathering and The Oddbodies, the rainbow foil singles are worth less than the non-foil singles.
- Confetti foil holds the most dollars. The top five Furby singles are all confetti, and the confetti editions are $35 to $49 above the non-foil ones.
Sealed vs singles
| Edition | 5 singles | Sealed | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Doo-ay Noo-lah non-foil | $48.41 | $50.80 | Sealed $2.39 more |
| Doo-ay Noo-lah rainbow foil | $51.70 | $61.56 | Sealed $9.86 more |
| Doo-ay Noo-lah confetti foil | $90.28 | $87.46 | Singles $2.82 more |
| The Gathering non-foil | $61.82 | $53.91 | Singles $7.91 more |
| The Gathering rainbow foil | $58.80 | $56.12 | Singles $2.68 more |
| The Gathering confetti foil | $106.78 | $102.99 | Singles $3.79 more |
| The Oddbodies non-foil | $93.78 | $83.60 | Singles $10.18 more |
| The Oddbodies rainbow foil | $82.49 | $87.83 | Sealed $5.34 more |
| The Oddbodies confetti foil | $132.95 | $118.85 | Singles $14.10 more |
TCGplayer market prices, 9 November 2026. The singles totals leave out the bonus card.
Which Furby drop is worth the most?
The Oddbodies, in every finish. Its non-foil edition at $83.60 is 2.8 times its price, the biggest gain of any Furby edition, and its confetti foil edition at $118.85 is the most valuable single drop. Its five non-foil singles are worth $10.18 more than the sealed drop, and the confetti singles $14.10 more on market price, though the cheapest of the 10 listings for the confetti Umbris was $61.19 on 9 November 2026, against its $41.54 market price. Rainbow foil is the exception: the five rainbow singles add up to $82.49, $5.34 less than the sealed rainbow drop. Before release, on 27 September 2025, MTGRocks wrote that the Oddbodies "just about breaks even" on card value; it now holds three times its non-foil price in singles.
What are the Furby bonus cards, and which drop does each go with?
Command Tower goes with Doo-ay Noo-lah, Arcane Signet with The Gathering and Read the Bones with The Oddbodies. MTGRocks matched them to the drops on 31 October 2025, and Scryfall marks all six printings as Secret Lair bonus cards.
| Bonus card | Drop | Artist | SLD no. | Non-foil | Rainbow foil | Confetti foil (SLD no.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arcane Signet | The Gathering | Nereida | 7065 | $17.32 | $25.46 | $43.20 (7068) |
| Command Tower | Doo-ay Noo-lah | SchmandrewART | 7064 | $10.16 | $10.86 | $21.28 (7067) |
| Read the Bones | The Oddbodies | Nicholas Gregory | 7066 | $5.55 | $3.11 | $6.07 (7069) |
TCGplayer market prices, 9 November 2026.
Is the Furby Sol Ring worth anything? The most expensive Furby cards
Yes: the Furby Sol Ring is $21.45 non-foil, $23.54 rainbow foil and $43.84 confetti foil, and the confetti foil Sol Ring (SLD 2330) is the most expensive Furby card on TCGplayer on 9 November 2026. The ten priciest Furby cards on that date are below. Seven of the ten are confetti foil.
| # | Card | Finish | SLD no. | Drop | Market price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sol Ring | Confetti foil | 2330 | Doo-ay Noo-lah | $43.84 |
| 2 | Arcane Signet (bonus) | Confetti foil | 7068 | The Gathering | $43.20 |
| 3 | Umbris, Fear Manifest | Confetti foil | 2339 | The Oddbodies | $41.54 |
| 4 | Hullbreaker Horror | Confetti foil | 2336 | The Oddbodies | $40.73 |
| 5 | Tamiyo's Safekeeping | Confetti foil | 2335 | The Gathering | $35.96 |
| 6 | Umbris, Fear Manifest | Non-foil | 2324 | The Oddbodies | $34.41 |
| 7 | Umbris, Fear Manifest | Rainbow foil | 2324 | The Oddbodies | $28.97 |
| 8 | Sphere of Safety | Confetti foil | 2331 | The Gathering | $28.48 |
| 9 | Arcane Signet (bonus) | Rainbow foil | 7065 | The Gathering | $25.46 |
| 10 | Spellskite | Confetti foil | 2340 | The Oddbodies | $24.51 |
Just outside the top ten: Tamiyo's Safekeeping non-foil ($24.37), Hullbreaker Horror rainbow foil ($24.30) and the rainbow foil Sol Ring ($23.54). The confetti Umbris at #3 has a $41.54 market price, but its cheapest listing was $61.19 on 9 November 2026. None of these is close to the most expensive Magic cards; for those, see our most valuable MTG cards of 2026.
You are paying for the Furby art
Every card in these drops has cheaper printings. The Furby versions sell for many times the cheapest copy of the same card (cheapest non-foil printing on Scryfall, 9 November 2026):
| Card | Cheapest printing | Furby non-foil | Multiple |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sol Ring | $1.15 (135 paper printings) | $21.45 | 18.7× |
| Tamiyo's Safekeeping | $3.61 | $24.37 | 6.8× |
| Umbris, Fear Manifest | $11.52 | $34.41 | 3.0× |
| Hullbreaker Horror | $5.51 | $22.77 | 4.1× |
| Chromatic Lantern | $0.50 | $11.75 | 23.5× |
| Explore | $0.20 | $7.08 | 35.4× |
| Spellskite | $7.43 | $14.78 | 2.0× |
| Maddening Cacophony | $6.51 | $15.95 | 2.5× |
| Sphere of Safety | $3.37 | $14.38 | 4.3× |
If you only want to play these cards, buy the cheapest printing. All 15 together cost about $45 in their cheapest non-foil versions, less than any one sealed Furby drop.
Is the Furby Secret Lair worth buying, or worth opening?
For collectors who want a whole drop, yes, and buy The Gathering or The Oddbodies non-foil sealed: they cost $7.91 and $10.18 less than their five singles on 9 November 2026. For players, no: the same 15 cards cost about $45 in their cheapest printings.
Opening a sealed drop to sell the cards only pays in six of the nine editions, and by $2.68 to $14.10 on market price (see sealed vs singles). Selling five singles means five sets of fees and shipping, which can take most of that margin. Doo-ay Noo-lah non-foil and rainbow foil and The Oddbodies rainbow foil are worth more sealed than opened.
| If you want… | Do this (prices 9 Nov 2026) |
|---|---|
| The Furby Sol Ring | Buy the single: $21.45 non-foil, $23.54 rainbow, $43.84 confetti. Doo-ay Noo-lah sealed ($50.80) only makes sense if you want all five cards |
| A complete drop for the shelf | The Gathering ($53.91) or The Oddbodies ($83.60) non-foil sealed, which are cheaper than their singles |
| The best-looking version | Confetti foil, $87.46 to $118.85 per drop. Skip rainbow foil: it costs $2 to $11 more than non-foil, and confetti is the finish only the Furby drops got |
| All three confetti drops | Buy them separately for $309.30 rather than the bundle, which last sold for $348.50 and has no listings |
| To play the cards | Buy the cheapest printings, about $45 for all 15 |
| An investment | Be careful. Every edition already trades at 1.4 to 2.8 times its price, and sealed prices are thin: The Gathering non-foil has 10 listings |
Are Furby Secret Lair cards legal in Commander?
Yes. All 15 cards and the three bonus cards are legal in Commander, according to Scryfall, which tags them as Universes Beyond printings. They are reprints, so each follows the legality of the original card: Sol Ring is banned in Legacy, and Sol Ring and Umbris, Fear Manifest are not legal in Modern. The other 13 are legal in Modern and Legacy. Several are Commander staples (Sol Ring, Arcane Signet, Command Tower, Chromatic Lantern), so these are cards you can actually put in a deck. For decks to put them in, see our Commander precon guide.
What was in the Ay-loh Tee-wee-lah Confetti Foil Bundle?
All three Furby drops in confetti foil. We found no source for its launch price, so we can't give one; three confetti drops bought separately were $179.97 at launch. On TCGplayer it has a market price of $348.50 from past sales and no listings on 9 November 2026. Reseller Pokebox USA lists it at $383.99, sold out, on the same date.
Buying the three confetti drops separately costs $309.30 on 9 November 2026 ($87.46 + $102.99 + $118.85), $39.20 less than the bundle's last sales.
The Furby drops were also part of the superdrop's wider bundles: the Scranton Strangler Non-Foil Bundle, Eddie's Metal As Hell All Foil Bundle and Gonna Need a Bigger Boat Everything Bundle. None has a TCGplayer market price on 9 November 2026, and the Everything Bundle has one listing at $3,999.99.
Is the Furby Secret Lair still available? Where to buy it now
Not from Wizards, as far as we can tell. Wizards sold the drops "in limited quantities" and hasn't announced a restock. Its Secret Lair store showed a site-wide maintenance page on 9 November 2026, so we couldn't check the product pages. No source gives a sell-out time or a print run.
On the secondary market, TCGplayer has these listings on 9 November 2026:
| Edition | Listings | Lowest | Market |
|---|---|---|---|
| Doo-ay Noo-lah non-foil | 21 | $44.98 | $50.80 |
| Doo-ay Noo-lah rainbow foil | 22 | $50.00 | $61.56 |
| Doo-ay Noo-lah confetti foil | 29 | $73.00 | $87.46 |
| The Gathering non-foil | 10 | $51.99 | $53.91 |
| The Gathering rainbow foil | 14 | $53.98 | $56.12 |
| The Gathering confetti foil | 23 | $96.99 | $102.99 |
| The Oddbodies non-foil | 12 | $83.60 | $83.60 |
| The Oddbodies rainbow foil | 18 | $85.00 | $87.83 |
| The Oddbodies confetti foil | 20 | $113.80 | $118.85 |
Face to Face Games lists The Gathering and The Oddbodies rainbow foil as out of stock, and Card Kingdom lists The Oddbodies non-foil at $98.99, also out of stock (both 9 November 2026). The Oddbodies non-foil has the thinnest market relative to its price: 12 listings, the cheapest at its market price. Our Secret Lair guide compares the places to buy a drop after the sale.
Has it been reprinted?
The card names have, the Furby art hasn't. On Scryfall each Furby illustration appears only on its own non-foil/rainbow number and its confetti number, as of 9 November 2026.
Who are the artists on the Furby cards?
16 artists: 13 on the 15 drop cards and one on each bonus card, per Scryfall. Rian Gonzales and Evyn Fong each painted two cards.
| Drop | Artists (cards) |
|---|---|
| Doo-ay Noo-lah | Nathan Jurevicius (Sol Ring), Rian Gonzales (Chromatic Lantern, Inspiring Call), Natalie Andrewson (Explore), Paul Scott Canavan (Distant Melody) |
| The Gathering | Evyn Fong (Tamiyo's Safekeeping, Sphere of Safety), Daarken (Phyrexian Arena), Justyna Dura (Miscast), Igor Krstic (Tormenting Voice) |
| The Oddbodies | Antonio José Manzanedo (Umbris, Fear Manifest), Narendra Bintara Adi (Hullbreaker Horror), Nathaniel Himawan (Maddening Cacophony), Madeline Boni (Spellskite), Justin Gerard (Serum Visions) |
| Bonus cards | SchmandrewART (Command Tower), Nereida (Arcane Signet), Nicholas Gregory (Read the Bones) |
More Secret Lair guides
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- Goblin Storm Secret Lair: the Zada Commander deck that sold out in 34 minutes.
- Dandân Secret Lair: the 80-card Forgetful Fish deck from the Chaos Vault.
- Monster Hunter Secret Lair: the video-game superdrop Wizards pulled before its sale.
- Hatsune Miku Secret Lair: the four Miku drops and the Encore Electromancer bonus card.
- Stranger Things Secret Lair: the 2021 drop's Friends forever commanders.
- SpongeBob Secret Lair: the March 2025 drops and what each card reprints.
Selling a sealed drop? Our guide to where to sell MTG cards compares the fees. Buying one as a present? See Magic: The Gathering gifts.
Citations & Resources
- Wizards of the Coast: Secret Lair Secret Scare Superdrop (13 October 2025)
- StarCityGames: Full contents of MTG Secret Lair Secret Scare Superdrop revealed, John Hall (26 September 2025)
- MTGRocks: MTG Furby and Office Secret Lairs Offer Horrifying Skins of Existing Cards, Riley Hicks (27 September 2025)
- MTGRocks: Secret Scare bonus cards, Nathan Ball (31 October 2025)
- EDHREC: Secret Lair Secret Scare Superdrop launches October 13th
- Wargamer: Furby crossovers in Secret Lair, Ben Macready (updated 29 September 2025)
- Scryfall: Secret Lair Drop 2311–2340, the Furby cards (finishes, artists, legality, flavor text)
- Scryfall: Arcane Signet (Secret Lair 7068) and the other Furby bonus cards, 7064–7069
- TCGplayer: Secret Lair x Furby product pages (656355–656371) and the Ay-loh Tee-wee-lah Confetti Foil Bundle (657870)
- Pokebox USA: Ay-loh Tee-wee-lah Confetti Foil Bundle listing (opened 9 November 2026)
- Face to Face Games: Secret Lair x Furby: The Oddbodies rainbow foil listing (opened 9 November 2026)
- Face to Face Games: Secret Lair x Furby: The Gathering rainbow foil listing (opened 9 November 2026)
- Card Kingdom: Secret Lair x Furby: The Oddbodies non-foil listing (opened 9 November 2026)
- Wizards of the Coast: Secret Lair store, The Oddbodies product page (site-wide maintenance page, HTTP 503, opened 9 November 2026)
- Prices: sealed market prices, lowest prices and listing counts, the bundle and the Read the Bones confetti foil are from TCGplayer product data on 9 November 2026; the other singles are TCGplayer market prices from the tcgcsv.com mirror (snapshot of 8 November 2026, 20:05 UTC). Cheapest printings and the Cryptic Command promo use Scryfall's TCGplayer prices on 9 November 2026.
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