MTG Secret Lair Moonlight Jellies Superdrop: Stardew Valley Crossover Brings Exclusive Cards and Collectibles
Secret Lair x Stardew Valley is officially arriving as part of Magic: The Gathering’s Superdrop of the Moonlight Jellies, bringing three limited-edition collections inspired by the hit farming simulator. Announced at MagicCon: Amsterdam, the crossover goes on sale July 27, 2026, at 9 a.m. PT, featuring brand-new artwork by Stardew Valley creator ConcernedApe (Eric Barone), including a mechanically unique Stardew Valley land card created for Magic.
Three themed drops and exclusive bundles
The crossover includes three themed Secret Lair drops: Welcome to Stardew Valley, Life in Pelican Town, and A Flicker in the Deep, each highlighting different parts of the game, from farming and village life to exploring the mines. The Welcome to Stardew Valley drop contains eight cards, including the new land card, while the other two feature themed reprints and tokens with Stardew Valley-inspired artwork.
Collectors can purchase individual drops in foil and non-foil editions. Welcome to Stardew Valley costs $39.99 (non-foil) or $49.99 (foil), while Life in Pelican Town and A Flicker in the Deep are priced at $29.99 (non-foil) and $39.99 (foil). Wizards of the Coast is also offering three bundles priced at $99.97, $129.97, and $219.99, with each bundle including the exclusive Lucky Purple Memento promo card, a special version of Puca’s Mischief, while supplies last.
Availability and what fans should know
The Superdrop continues the Secret Lair alternate-art series under the Universes Beyond label, bringing the world of Stardew Valley into Magic: The Gathering. ConcernedApe not only illustrated the featured cards but also helped design the collaboration, while Wizards created a custom card frame inspired by Stardew Valley’s in-game interface.
The drops will be available through the Secret Lair online store, with non-foil Welcome to Stardew Valley editions also planned for WPN game stores after the online sale. As with previous Secret Lair releases, quantities are limited, and select bundles will include the exclusive promo card only while supplies last. The collaboration is expected to appeal to both long-time Magic collectors and Stardew Valley fans looking for a unique crossover collectible.
Sources
Magic: The Gathering – The Superdrop of the Moonlight Jellies is officially part of Magic: The Gathering’s ongoing Secret Lair Drop Series and Universes Beyond lineup. Beyond the individual releases, Wizards of the Coast is offering three bundles: the Grandpa Would Be Proud Everything Bundle ($219.99), Prismatic Shard Foil Bundle ($129.97), and Traveling Cart Non-Foil Bundle ($99.97).
VICE – A major new detail is that ConcernedApe (Eric Barone) created all artwork for the three Stardew Valley Secret Lair drops and also helped design the collaboration. Wizards of the Coast additionally developed a custom card frame inspired by Stardew Valley’s in-game user interface, giving the crossover a unique visual identity not seen in previous Secret Lair releases.
Nerdist – The latest information also confirms a revised pricing structure. Welcome to Stardew Valley is priced at $39.99 (non-foil) and $49.99 (foil), while Life in Pelican Town and A Flicker in the Deep remain $29.99 (non-foil) and $39.99 (foil). The source also confirms that non-foil Welcome to Stardew Valley editions will later be distributed through WPN game stores after the online sale.
Game Informer – The source provides additional product details for each collection. Welcome to Stardew Valley contains eight borderless cards, including one mechanically unique card and a Food token. Life in Pelican Town features five borderless cards, while A Flicker in the Deep includes seven borderless cards with two themed tokens.
mtg.wiki – The article expands on the Stardew Valley inspiration behind the crossover, explaining that players inherit their grandfather’s farm and develop skills in farming, fishing, foraging, mining, and combat. It also notes that Moonlight Jellies are rare glowing sea creatures featured in the game, providing the inspiration for the Superdrop’s name and overall theme.
