The Short Answer
The Office Secret Lair, also called the Dwight Secret Lair, is Secret Lair x The Office: Dwight's Destiny: six reprinted Magic: The Gathering cards that turn Dwight Schrute into a fantasy hero. Wizards of the Coast sold it on 13 October 2025 in the Secret Scare Superdrop, at $29.99 non-foil and $39.99 traditional foil, in limited quantities.
On 13 November 2026 it trades at $136.81 non-foil and $153.17 foil on TCGplayer, 4.6 and 3.8 times its price. Its six cards cost $88.11 as singles, so sealed carries a $48.70 premium. Four foil bonus cards with Office art exist, and two of them, Kevin's chili Tragic Slip ($93.46) and the Jell-O Ghostly Prison ($92.95), are worth more than any card in the drop.
What is a Secret Lair? (for Office fans who don't play Magic)
Magic: The Gathering is a trading card game owned by Hasbro's Wizards of the Coast. Secret Lair is its direct-to-fan store: small sets of a few cards (often four to eight), sold for a short time, usually reprints of existing game cards with new art. Crossovers with films, TV and games are labelled "Universes Beyond". The Office MTG cards, Dwight's Destiny, are one of those: the cards play exactly like the originals, but every one shows Dwight in a new costume and most carry a Dwight quote. You can frame them without ever playing, or put them in a deck. Our MTG Secret Lair guide explains how the drops, the sales queue and shipping work, and how to get into Magic: The Gathering is the place to start if the cards make you want to play.
What cards are in The Office Secret Lair?
Six cards, all Dwight. Each card keeps its Magic rules name in small type and shows an Office name on top, a "flavor name" in Magic terms. Five of the six have one; Swords to Plowshares keeps its own. They are Secret Lair 2165 to 2170 on Scryfall, all borderless with an inverted frame.
| Office name | Magic card | Rarity | What it shows | Artist |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dwight Schrute, Hay King | Heliod, Sun-Crowned | Mythic | Dwight in armour and a hay crown, holding a hay sceptre before a castle | Magali Villeneuve |
| Dwight's Weapon Stash | Steelshaper's Gift | Rare | Dwight holding a throwing star in a candlelit study | Greg Staples |
| (no flavor name) | Swords to Plowshares | Rare | Shirtless Dwight in overalls with a hoe and a prize-ribbon beet on the farm | Lie Setiawan |
| Dwight, Assistant (to the) King | Baral, Chief of Compliance | Rare | Dwight as a robed wizard with a goblet | Kieran Yanner |
| Recyclops, Eco-friendly // Recyclops, Nature's Vengeance | Garruk Relentless // Garruk, the Veil-Cursed | Mythic | A double-faced card: green-clad Recyclops on the front, red-eyed armoured Recyclops on the back | Justyna Dura |
| Dwight o' Lantern | Reaper King | Rare | Dwight with a jack-o'-lantern head among scarecrows | Alexander Mokhov |
The Office references on each card
- Hay King nods to the hay festival Dwight ran in the office parking lot, crowning himself its king, in the season 7 episode "WUPHF.com" (November 2010).
- Dwight's Weapon Stash carries the quote "People say, 'Oh, it's dangerous to keep weapons in the home or the workplace.' Well, I say it's better to be hurt by someone you know accidentally than by a stranger on purpose."
- Swords to Plowshares puts Dwight on the beet farm, with "I am ready to face any challenges that might be foolish enough to face me."
- Assistant (to the) King is the "Assistant (to the) Regional Manager" joke, with "Before I do anything I ask myself, 'Would an idiot do that?' And if the answer is yes, I do not do that thing."
- Recyclops is Dwight's Earth Day villain-hero, first seen in the cold open of "Shareholder Meeting" (season 6, episode 11, 19 November 2009), according to SYFY. The card transforms, as Recyclops does in the show.
- Dwight o' Lantern is Dwight with his head in a pumpkin: "This year I decided to really get into the spirit of Halloween. It may have been the costliest decision I've ever made."
The card text and quotes are from Scryfall. Wizards' product text is written in Dwight's voice: "These cards depict me as my true self: a man of legendary power with geometric facial proportions that are nearly perfect in every way."
Dwight Schrute, Hay King (SLD 2165)Non-foil $29.91, foil $34.78 (13 Nov 2026)
Recyclops, Eco-friendly (SLD 2169)Non-foil $3.12, foil $3.69 (13 Nov 2026)
Dwight o' Lantern (SLD 2170)Non-foil $13.37, foil $14.47 (13 Nov 2026)
Dwight, Assistant (to the) King (SLD 2168)Non-foil $8.21, foil $8.45 (13 Nov 2026)
How much did Dwight's Destiny cost, and how was it sold?
$29.99 non-foil or $39.99 traditional foil (Wizards; StarCityGames). Wizards revealed the Secret Scare Superdrop on 26 September 2025 and put it on sale on 13 October 2025, saying the drops were available "in limited quantities". The store page limits it to two per customer. It was a limited print run, not print-to-demand: since January 2024 most Secret Lairs are printed once and are gone when they sell out, as our Secret Lair guide explains.
Two finishes only. The other Secret Scare drops came in rainbow foil and the Furby drops added confetti foil, but The Office's foil edition is traditional foil, and Scryfall lists each card in non-foil and foil under one collector number.
Dwight's Destiny was one of 10 drops in the superdrop, next to Jaws, Iron Maiden, Furby and others. Wizards' spend bonus was "one (1) rainbow foil Cryptic Command promo card with each $199 spent on Secret Scare Superdrop products while supplies last". The Office drop also appears in three superdrop bundles: the Scranton Strangler Non-Foil Bundle (TCGplayer's text: "If I was the real Scranton Strangler, you'd be so strangled right now."), Eddie's Metal As Hell All Foil Bundle and the Gonna Need a Bigger Boat Everything Bundle. None of the three has a TCGplayer listing on 13 November 2026.
26 Sep 2025
Wizards reveals the Secret Scare Superdrop. StarCityGames lists Dwight's Destiny at $29.99 non-foil and $39.99 traditional foil. A day later MTGRocks puts the six cards' value at about $41 before release.
13 Oct 2025
The superdrop goes on sale on the Secret Lair store "in limited quantities" (Wizards). Scryfall gives the cards the same release date.
31 Oct 2025
MTGRocks confirms Seize the Spotlight and Council's Judgment as bonus cards for the drop, with Ghostly Prison "kind of" confirmed. TCGplayer lists the superdrop bundles with this release date.
1 Nov 2026
The non-foil drop trades at $139.62 on TCGplayer, per our Secret Lair guide.
13 Nov 2026
$136.81 non-foil and $153.17 foil on TCGplayer, 10 listings each.
How much is The Office Secret Lair worth now?
$136.81 non-foil and $153.17 traditional foil, TCGplayer market prices on 13 November 2026. That is 4.6 times the $29.99 non-foil price and 3.8 times the $39.99 foil price. The non-foil has eased from $139.62 on 1 November 2026.
| Edition | Launch price | Market, 13 Nov 2026 | Lowest listing | Listings | Multiple |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Non-foil | $29.99 | $136.81 | $134.98 | 10 | 4.6× |
| Traditional foil | $39.99 | $153.17 | $152.44 | 10 | 3.8× |
The foil edition costs only $16.36 more than non-foil on the secondary market, against a $10 gap at launch.
Secret Lair x The Office: Dwight's Destiny (non-foil)$136.81 on 13 Nov 2026 ($29.99 from Wizards)
Secret Lair x The Office: Dwight's Destiny (traditional foil)$153.17 on 13 Nov 2026 ($39.99 from Wizards)
How it compares with the rest of the Secret Scare Superdrop
The Office is the third most valuable of the 10 Secret Scare drops in non-foil. Non-foil TCGplayer market prices on 13 November 2026:
| Drop | Non-foil, 13 Nov 2026 |
|---|---|
| Jaws: Terror of Amity Island · guide | $217.43 |
| Iron Maiden: Eddie Unchained · guide | $166.47 |
| The Office: Dwight's Destiny | $136.81 |
| Artist Series: Kieran Yanner | $115.42 |
| Iron Maiden: Album Art · guide | $98.24 |
| Furby: The Oddbodies | $83.74 |
| Furby: The Gathering | $53.91 |
| Furby: Doo-ay Noo-lah | $50.07 |
| Trick or Treat | $49.42 |
| Dreaming Darkly | $36.98 |
The Office card prices: what each single sells for
The six cards add up to $88.11 non-foil and $98.47 foil on 13 November 2026. The Hay King is the most valuable; Recyclops, a weak card in play, is the cheapest.
| Card (Magic name) | SLD no. | Non-foil | Foil | Cheapest legal printing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dwight Schrute, Hay King (Heliod, Sun-Crowned) | 2165 | $29.91 | $34.78 | $20.50 |
| Swords to Plowshares | 2167 | $21.18 | $24.24 | $1.38 |
| Dwight o' Lantern (Reaper King) | 2170 | $13.37 | $14.47 | $10.07 |
| Dwight's Weapon Stash (Steelshaper's Gift) | 2166 | $12.32 | $12.84 | $7.61 |
| Dwight, Assistant (to the) King (Baral, Chief of Compliance) | 2168 | $8.21 | $8.45 | $3.13 |
| Recyclops, Eco-friendly (Garruk Relentless) | 2169 | $3.12 | $3.69 | $0.83 |
| 6 singles | $88.11 | $98.47 | $43.52 | |
| Sealed drop | $136.81 | $153.17 |
TCGplayer market prices on 13 November 2026; cheapest legal printings from Scryfall's TCGplayer prices on the same day. Most foil versions sell for barely more than the non-foil ones: 24 cents more for the Assistant (to the) King, $1.10 for Dwight o' Lantern.
The Dwight art adds the most to Swords to Plowshares, one of the most reprinted cards in Magic (94 paper printings on Scryfall): $21.18 against $1.38 for the cheapest copy you can play with. Dwight o' Lantern adds only $3.30, because Reaper King itself is scarce: four paper printings, the cheapest a foil from The List (a reprint of the 2008 Shadowmoor card) at $10.07.
Swords to Plowshares (SLD 2167)Non-foil $21.18, foil $24.24 (13 Nov 2026)
Dwight's Weapon Stash (SLD 2166)Non-foil $12.32, foil $12.84 (13 Nov 2026)
The Office Secret Lair bonus cards
Four foil bonus cards with Office art are listed on Scryfall, and two are worth more than the whole drop's best card. They show scenes from the office itself rather than Dwight's fantasy alter egos (Dwight appears only on Ghostly Prison, behind the Jell-O), and all four are foil only.
| Bonus card | SLD no. | The Office reference | Artist | Foil, 13 Nov 2026 | Cheapest printing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tragic Slip | 7043 | Kevin spilling his chili ("Casual Friday", season 5, 2009); flavor text is his chili speech | Marco Teixeira | $93.46 | $0.20 |
| Ghostly Prison | 7042 | Dwight's stapler in Jell-O, Jim's prank from the pilot: "That's the third time! And it wasn't funny the first two times either, Jim." | Irina Nordsol | $92.95 | $5.92 |
| Seize the Spotlight | 7044 | A woman in a white dress: "I look really good in white." | Pauline Voss | $40.09 | $13.36 |
| Council's Judgment | 7041 | The Party Planning Committee at a birthday cake, quoted from Pam Beesly | Jeremy Paillotin | $23.66 | $0.43 |
TCGplayer market prices; cheapest printings from Scryfall, 13 November 2026. Scryfall doesn't name the character on Seize the Spotlight, and we couldn't confirm it.
Tragic Slip (bonus, SLD 7043)Foil $93.46 (13 Nov 2026)
Ghostly Prison (bonus, SLD 7042)Foil $92.95 (13 Nov 2026)
Seize the Spotlight (bonus, SLD 7044)Foil $40.09 (13 Nov 2026)
Council's Judgment (bonus, SLD 7041)Foil $23.66 (13 Nov 2026)
Are The Office cards legal? New cards or reprints
All reprints, and all legal in Commander. Dwight's Destiny has no new Magic cards: every card is an existing card with Office art and an Office name, and it plays exactly like the original. That sets it apart from Jaws in the same superdrop, which added a card new to Magic. Scryfall tags all ten Office cards (six drop cards, four bonus cards) as Universes Beyond.
| Card | Commander | Legacy / Vintage | Modern | Pioneer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heliod, Sun-Crowned (Hay King) | Legal | Legal | Legal | Legal |
| Baral, Chief of Compliance (Assistant (to the) King) | Legal | Legal | Legal | Legal |
| Steelshaper's Gift (Weapon Stash) | Legal | Legal | Legal | Not legal |
| Garruk Relentless (Recyclops) | Legal | Legal | Legal | Not legal |
| Reaper King (Dwight o' Lantern) | Legal | Legal | Legal | Not legal |
| Swords to Plowshares | Legal | Legal | Not legal | Not legal |
| Ghostly Prison, Tragic Slip (bonus) | Legal | Legal | Legal | Not legal |
| Council's Judgment, Seize the Spotlight (bonus) | Legal | Legal | Not legal | Not legal |
None is legal in Standard. Commander is the format most people play with cards like these; our explainer what is EDH covers how it works. Swords to Plowshares is one of the most-played cards in Commander, 11th on EDHREC's ranking via Scryfall on 13 November 2026, and Ghostly Prison is 160th. Reaper King leads a five-colour Scarecrow deck. A fan who plays can use most of this drop.
Sealed vs singles: which should you buy?
Buy the single you want; buy sealed only if you want the whole drop in its box. Sealed costs $48.70 more than the six non-foil singles ($136.81 against $88.11) and $54.70 more in foil ($153.17 against $98.47).
| Edition | 6 singles | Sealed | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Non-foil | $88.11 | $136.81 | Sealed $48.70 more |
| Traditional foil | $98.47 | $153.17 | Sealed $54.70 more |
TCGplayer market prices, 13 November 2026. The singles totals leave out the bonus cards.
That gap is far bigger than for the Furby drops in the same superdrop, where sealed and singles cost within about $15 of each other. One possible reason is the bonus cards: if a sealed copy can hold one of the four, their average value is $62.54, more than the gap. That is our reading, not something any source confirms, and a sealed box gives no guarantee of the $93 Tragic Slip.
| If you want… | Do this (prices 13 Nov 2026) |
|---|---|
| One Dwight card for the desk | Buy the single: Hay King $29.91, Dwight o' Lantern $13.37, Assistant (to the) King $8.21, Recyclops $3.12 |
| The whole drop for the shelf | Sealed non-foil at $136.81, or the six singles for $88.11 if the box doesn't matter |
| Foil | Buy foil singles: they cost only $10.36 more than non-foil for all six |
| Kevin's chili or the Jell-O stapler | Buy the bonus card single: Tragic Slip $93.46, Ghostly Prison $92.95. Opening sealed drops to find one is a gamble |
| To play the cards | Buy the cheapest legal printings, about $44 for all six |
| An investment | Be careful: it already trades at 4.6 times its price, has 10 listings and slipped $2.81 since 1 November |
Can you still buy The Office Secret Lair?
Only second-hand, at well above its launch price. Wizards' store pages for the non-foil and foil editions still load on 13 November 2026 and carry the $29.99 and $39.99 prices in their page data, but they don't show stock we could read, and Wizards hasn't announced a restock. TCGplayer has 10 non-foil listings from $134.98 and 10 foil listings from $152.44. The art has not been reprinted: on Scryfall each Office illustration appears only on its own Secret Lair number as of 13 November 2026. For other places to buy a drop after the sale, see where to buy a Secret Lair after the sale.
Buying for an Office fan? Our Magic: The Gathering gifts guide has other ideas.
More Secret Lair guides
- MTG Secret Lair: how drops, the queue and shipping work, and what every 2026 drop resells for.
- Furby Secret Lair: the three Furby drops from the same Secret Scare Superdrop, including the confetti foil Sol Ring.
- Jaws Secret Lair and Iron Maiden Secret Lair: the two Secret Scare drops that trade above Dwight's Destiny.
- PlayStation Secret Lair: the October 2025 superdrop that followed it two weeks later.
- Stranger Things Secret Lair: the 2021 TV crossover drop.
- Fallout Secret Lair: all seven Fallout drops and their bonus cards.
- MTG Universes Beyond: every crossover set.
Citations & Resources
- Wizards of the Coast: Secret Lair Secret Scare Superdrop (13 October 2025)
- Wizards of the Coast: Secret Lair x The Office: Dwight's Destiny store page (opened 13 November 2026)
- 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)
- Scryfall: Secret Lair Drop 2165–2170, the Dwight's Destiny cards (finishes, artists, flavor text, legality)
- Scryfall: Secret Lair 7041–7044, the Office bonus cards
- SYFY: An ode to The Office's 'Recyclops', Trent Moore (22 April 2022)
- TCGplayer: Secret Lair x The Office: Dwight's Destiny product pages (656339 non-foil, 656341 foil) and the Secret Scare bundles (657867–657869)
- Prices: TCGplayer market prices from the tcgcsv.com mirror (updated 13 November 2026, 20:05 UTC); listing counts and lowest listings from TCGplayer product data on 13 November 2026; cheapest printings from Scryfall's TCGplayer prices on 13 November 2026.
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