MTG Lorwyn Eclipsed explained: products, contents & mechanics of Draft, Play, Collector & Commander
Magic: The Gathering — Lorwyn Eclipsed is just around the corner. In this guide you’ll find the key products in your MTG Lorwyn Eclipsed collection, especially the Draft Night Bundle, the Collector Booster Display, the Play Booster Display, and the Commander Decks – each with product image, contents, and example cards plus a note on where to find them. Release date: 23 January 2026.
Product overview
Draft Night Bundle
“Draft Night” is your complete draft session in a box – perfect for four players and the new Pick-Two draft format. Includes Play Boosters, a Collector Booster as a “prize,” and enough basics so you can start playing right away.
- 12 × Lorwyn Eclipsed Play Boosters (EN)
- 1 × Lorwyn Eclipsed Collector Booster (EN)
- 90 × non-foil basic lands
- 10 × double-sided tokens
- 1 × draft insert with rules & tips for Pick-Two
Ideal if you want to host a special draft night with a small group – with almost no prep time.
Collector Booster Display
The Collector Booster Display is the premium choice for collectors: maximum density of rares/mythics, showcase treatments (including Fable Frame), and chances at special reversible shocklands and the serialized Bitterbloom Bearer.
- 12 × Collector Boosters per display
- Per booster 15 cards, including:
- • 5 traditional foil commons
- • 4 traditional foil uncommons
- • 1 foil basic land
- • 1 foil rare/mythic
- • 1 non-foil Lorwyn Eclipsed Commander rare/mythic
- • 2 non-foil Booster Fun rares/mythics (e.g. Fable Frame, borderless)
- • 1 foil Booster Fun rare/mythic
- • 1 art card or foil token
For anyone specifically hunting showcase treatments, reversible shocklands, and serialized chase cards.
Play Booster Display
The Play Booster Display is the all-round option for Draft, Sealed, and spontaneous pack cracking at home. You’ll find regular rares/mythics, Fable Frame cards, and reversible shocklands – all in one product that appeals to both Limited players and collectors.
- 30 × Play Boosters per display
- Per booster 14 cards, typically:
- • 6–7 commons
- • 3 uncommons
- • 1 wildcard (any rarity)
- • 1 rare or mythic
- • 1 traditional foil card (any rarity)
- • 1 basic land
- • 1 double-sided token / marker
Your go-to choice for draft weekends and for anyone looking to build a solid base of Lorwyn Eclipsed cards.
Commander Decks – Blight Curse & Dance of the Elements
Two full Commander precons that showcase the duality of Lorwyn and Shadowmoor: an Elemental deck centred on Ashling and a curse/witchcraft deck built around Auntie Ool. Both are ready to play and introduce new cards to the Commander format.
- 2 different 100-card Commander decks (one variant per product option)
- Per deck:
- • 1 foil borderless commander + 1 additional foil legend
- • 10 new cards exclusive to Lorwyn Eclipsed Commander
- • 10 double-sided tokens or markers
- • 1 deck box & 1 reference card
Perfect if you want to jump straight into Commander or expand an existing collection with thematic Lorwyn/Shadowmoor legends.
New & returning highlights in Lorwyn Eclipsed
- Borderless reversible shocklands: a cycle of five shocklands with two pieces of art each – one Lorwyn side and one Shadowmoor side. Mechanically identical to their known versions, but with double-sided showcase styling. Found in Play & Collector Boosters.
- Fable Frame: a new showcase frame that looks like an illustrated storybook. A total of 10 uncommons, 26 rares, and 14 mythics use this design, again in Play & Collector Boosters.
- Double-faced transformation cards: many creatures and permanents literally flip between light (Lorwyn) and shadow (Shadowmoor) – mirroring the story around the accelerated day/night cycle.
- Return of Evoke & strong tribal themes: elementals with Evoke and classics like Kithkin, Merfolk, Goblins, and Faeries return to centre stage and get modern toys and synergies.
Examples & highlights (with where to find them & short analysis)
Bitterbloom Bearer — Fable Frame & serialized version
Found in: Regular & Fable Frame versions in Play & Collector Boosters; the numbered, serialized borderless version only in Collector Boosters. → To the Collector Booster Display
Mana cost / type: {B}{B} — Creature — Faerie Rogue
Short rules text (simplified): Flash, flying. At the beginning of your upkeep, you lose 1 life and create a 1/1 Faerie token (very similar to Bitterblossom on a creature).
Analysis: This card combines a recurring token engine with a cheap, reactive body. In Faerie or general token strategies it provides a steady stream of attackers and sacrifice fodder and works nicely with anthem effects and “Faerie matters” cards from the original Lorwyn era.
Hallowed Fountain — borderless reversible shockland
Found in: Play Booster & Collector Booster (foil and non-foil). → Play Booster Display | Collector
Type: Land — Plains Island
Short text: Enters the battlefield tapped unless you pay 2 life. Taps for {W} or {U}.
Analysis: A classic shockland with brand-new, double-sided borderless artwork. It remains one of the best Azorius lands for Modern, Pioneer, and Commander. In Lorwyn Eclipsed, the reversible version is also a visual showpiece, capturing both the bright Lorwyn and the darker Shadowmoor feel.
Mutable Explorer — Fable Frame
Found in: Play Boosters & Collector Boosters (non-foil & foil). → To the Play Booster Display
Mana cost / type: {2}{G} — Creature — Shapeshifter (1/1)
Short text: Changeling (is every creature type). When it enters the battlefield, you create a tapped Mutavault token that can become a 2/2 creature with all creature types.
Analysis: A modern love letter to Mutavault and the Changeling theme from original Lorwyn. Explorer gives you two bodies and a land that shines both in tribal and land-focused shells. In Commander it’s very attractive for tribal “piles” like Elves, Merfolk, or Faeries because it easily slots into any of them.
Ashling, Rekindled // Ashling, Rimebound
Found in: Primarily as the commander in the deck Dance of the Elements (Lorwyn Eclipsed Commander Deck). Single copies may also appear in Collector Boosters with Booster Fun treatments. → To the Commander Decks
Mana cost / type (front): {1}{R} — Legendary Creature — Elemental Sorcerer (1/3)
Short text (front, simplified): Whenever Ashling enters the battlefield or transforms to this side, you may discard a card, then draw a card. At the beginning of your first main phase, you may pay {U} to transform her.
Type (back): Legendary Creature — Elemental Wizard (1/3)
Short text (back, simplified): Whenever she transforms to this side or at the beginning of your first main phase, you add two mana of one color that can only be spent on spells with mana value 4 or greater. You can pay mana again to transform her back.
Analysis: Ashling leans fully into Lorwyn Eclipsed’s “two faces” theme: the front filters your hand and fills the graveyard, while the back rewards you with extra mana for big spells. In Commander she’s an excellent fit for Izzet control or spellslinger decks that want both card selection and ramp coming directly from the command zone.
Tip: If you primarily want to draft, pick the Play Booster Display or the Draft Night Bundle. For focused hunting of showcase cards, reversible shocklands, and the serialized Bitterbloom Bearer, the Collector Booster Display is your best bet. The Commander Decks are the most convenient way to jump into the format.
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