Last updated September 30, 2026
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Wizards revealed a teaser for the next Secret Lair Superdrop on X: the Corn Maze Superdrop will land October 12and he collaborates with several major entertainment properties, including Demon Hunters KPop, Wonderand The Jim Henson Company/Labyrinth Enterprises.
Although these properties are not shown in the teaser images, the disclaimer at the bottom of the article reveals the game:
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Just because we know the properties doesn’t mean we can’t speculate about what might happen.
How many drops can the Superdrop hold?
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Superdrops often contain five unique Secret Lair products offered in both foil-free and foil versions, but that’s not a hard and fast rule. For example, the Back to School Superdrop from earlier this year had eight products, and the Rad Superdrop from January had four (although I highly doubt a crossover without properties like Demon Hunters KPop And Labyrinth would go so low).
Given that it has an October release date and is clearly Halloween-themed, the best comparison is last year’s Secret Scare Superdrop, also a Halloween product released around the same time. It featured 10 unique drops, including several collaborative products and an artist series.
With several major properties sharing the spotlight for a Universe beyond decline, I would bet on more products than usual.
Will there be new maps?
Although it is impossible to make a declarative statement by speculating, I lean towards noor at least very little. Returning to the Secret Scare Superdrop as a template, it only had one unique card: the mono-red Commander Jaws, Relentless Predator. Jaws has been very controversial over how Wizards printed it; because the Secret Lair was rare, the card charges over $150 per copy. All other cards in the Superdrop were reprints. Since this product was unpopular, it could drive wizards away from mechanically unique cards.
Additionally, printing new cards usually only happens with very targeted superdrops. For example, the Marvel Superdrop which introduced cards like Iron Man, Titan of Innovation and Captain America, First Avenger or the Sonic the Hedgehog Superdrop with Super State and Knuckles the Echidna. New cards were the focus of these superdrops, while more general-themed ones like Back to School and The Most Powerful Superdrop in the Universe stick to reprints, and perhaps renaming a few cards to better fit the ownership. Nothing can be ruled out, but I’d bet on reprints and reskins before a Saja Boys Commander.
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