Now on VHS! leaned into the nostalgia of the VHS rental era with a humorous fictional overdue-rental notice from Bankbuster Video. Artwork by Julie Dillon, Chris Seaman, David Robert Hovey, Svetlin Velinov, and Scott Okumura reinforced the retro video-store theme, giving the drop a playful sense of 1990s nostalgia. Its combination of vintage pop culture and Magic made it a particularly fun collector-focused release.
The total value includes bonus cards only if all are guaranteed to be included.
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Lair Tracker Score
Overall Score
A weighted blend of the five category scores into a single overall grade for this Secret Lair.
Value
How today's market price compares to what this lair originally cost — based on its current sealed price and/or the value of its cards.
Historical
How this lair's price has trended over its time on the market, relative to what it originally cost.
Collectibility
How desirable this lair is to collectors — artist popularity, demand for the theme, and whether the market shows a real premium for it.
90
Playability
How much the cards in this lair actually get played in constructed formats like Commander, not just whether they are legal to play.
75
Uniqueness
How much this lair stands out — unusual foil treatments, novel mechanics, or exclusive bonus cards, not just new artwork.
55
Sealed Price
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Secret Lair Cards
Food Chain
Exile a creature you control: Add X mana of any one color, where X is 1 plus the exiled creature's mana value. Spend this mana only to cast creature spells.
Cascade (When you cast this spell, exile cards from the top of your library until you exile a nonland card that costs less. You may cast it without paying its mana cost. Put the exiled cards on the bottom in a random order.)
Sliver spells you cast have cascade.
Given the rarity and limited information on some bonus cards, this may not be a complete list of all potential bonus cards available in this Secret Lair.
All Slivers have "When this permanent enters, you may fateseal 1." (To fateseal 1, its controller looks at the top card of an opponent's library, then they may put that card on the bottom of that library.)
