All MTG Secret Lair Ghostbuster cards

Celebrating horror themes in the new Magic: The Gathering Standard set, Duskmourn: House of Horror, Wizards of the Coast also designed a Ghostbusters Secret Lair drop focused on Slimer and the animated series.

When do MTG Ghostbusters Secret Lair cards drop?

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The official release date for the MTG Secret Lair Ghostbusters drops is Sept. 30. We will update you when release times become available.

For collectors and players who are concerned about the Ghostbusters Secret Lair selling out like Monty Python and the Holy Grail did, WotC changed how Secret Lair drops work, starting with the Dungeons & Dragons drops running through September. Drops will no longer have a cut-off time, but will remain active until sold out. This doesn’t necessarily mean WotC increased the amount of product to avoid another early sellout of a Secret Lair drop.

What are the MTG Ghostbusters Slimer cards in the Secret Lair drop?

Five cards are included in the Ghostbusters Slimer Secret Lair drop, along with a bonus card that hasn’t been revealed at time of writing.

Slimer, Voracious Apparition – The Mimeoplasm MTG Ghostbuster card

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The Mimeoplasm is a popular card within the Commander format. A previous Secret Lair version is worth around $5. Most other variants are worth around $1.

Slimed – Trickbind MTG Ghostbuster card

Played in Commander and MTG Legacy formats is Trickbind, also known as Slimed in the Ghostbusters Secret Lair drop. Trickbind is worth around $15 for its Time Spiral regular version, and almost $100 for its foil variant.

Escape Containment – Incarnation Technique MTG Ghostbuster card

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Incarnation Technique is an MTG card that often sees play in the Commander format. The Sorcery spell’s Commander 2021 variant is worth around $8.50 while its extended version is around $10.

Pernicious Deed MTG Ghostbuster card

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Pernicious Deed is most often played in the MTG Legacy format and Commander as well. Normal variant prices are around $15, while a foil Apocalypse version is worth $190.

Slimer’s Feast – Windfall MTG Ghostbuster card

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Windfall is primarily played in the Commander format. A surge foil variant from Fallout is worth around $20, while regular main deck versions are worth around $2.

What are the MTG Ghostbuster animated series cards in Secret Lair drop?

Much like the MTG Ghostbuster Slimer drop, the animated series drop includes five reprinted Magic cards and one unknown bonus card. Art on the cards features snippets from the Ghostbuster animated series.

Careful Study MTG Ghostbuster card

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Careful Study is the only card in the animated series drop that didn’t receive a new name. The Blue Sorcery spell is often played in Commander, Legacy, and Pauper. Prices are typically around $2, except for the Odyssey foil valued at around $40.

Total Containment – Living End Failure MTG Ghostbuster card

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Played in Modern and Commander, Living End was first printed in Time Spiral. The Sorcery has never been featured in a Secret Lair before. Prices range from $5 for main cards to $30 for foil variants.

Answer the Call – Eladamri’s Call MTG Ghostbuster card

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Eladamri’s Call is a Commander card played in multicolored decks like Kenrith, the Returned King and Sissay, Weatherlight Captain. Main prints run around $10, while the Planeshift foil is priced at around $240.

Ghostbusters Patch – Boros Charm MTG Ghostbusters card

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Reprinted in Outlaws of Thunder Junction and through the 2021 Valentine’s Day Secret Lair drop, Boros Charm is a staple in Commander decks while also seeing play in Modern through Boros Burn. Past Secret Lair cards are valued at around $20.

Ecto-1 – Unlicensed Hearse MTG Ghostbuster card

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First printed through Streets of New Capenna, Unlicensed Hearse is a popular Vehicle in both the Modern and Pioneer formats. Main prints are valued around $2, with some foil variants priced closer to $5.

All MTG Secret Lair Ghostbuster Slimer cards will go on sale on Sept. 20.