Wizards of the Coast has packed its latest Secret Lair drop with a corn maze theme and a full slate of licensed sets, including Jim Henson’s Labyrinth and KPop Demon Hunters. The Corn Maze Superdrop goes live on October 12, and it comes with a twist: for every $199 spent, you get a promo version of The Labyrinth (Maze of Ith).
The Labyrinth Drop
The Secret Lair x Jim Henson’s Labyrinth: Fear Me, Love Me set takes the film’s most famous moments and turns them into card names. Each card carries a new title that fans of the 1986 film will recognize instantly.
- Muxus, Goblin Grandee becomes “Jareth, Goblin King”
- Boggart Shenanigans becomes “Call Out the Goblins!”
- Dance with Calamity becomes “Dance with Goblins”
- Goblin Rabblemaster becomes “Goblin Cradle-Thieves”
- Claim the Firstborn becomes “The Kidnapping of Toby”
- Trinisphere becomes “I’ve Brought You a Gift”
Each card is available in non-foil and traditional foil for $29.99 and $39.99, respectively.
Sarah’s Return
The second Labyrinth set, Should You Need Us, focuses on the characters who help Sarah throughout the film. It also includes a reversible card that lets you flip between two versions of Sir Didymus.
- Jodah, the Unifier becomes “Sarah, Champion to the Lost”
- Lu Xun, Scholar General becomes “Sir Didymus, Rider of Ambrosius // Sir Didymus, Faithful Companion” (Reversible)
- Kami of the Crescent Moon becomes “The Worm, Sagely Guide”
- Kogla, the Titan Ape becomes “Ludo, Rock Caller”
- Shigeki, Jukai Visionary becomes “The Wiseman, Eccentric Oracle”
- Wort, Boggart Auntie becomes “Hoggle, Heart in Conflict”
This drop also costs $29.99 for non-foil and $39.99 for traditional foil.
Through the Maze
The third Labyrinth set, Through the Labyrinth, leans into the film’s fantasy elements. It includes a card named after the 13th Hour rescue scene.
- Timely Ward becomes “Rescue in the 13th Hour”
- Chronomantic Escape becomes “Under Jareth’s Spell”
- Delayed Blast Fireball becomes “Frenzy of the Fireys”
- Tempt with Discovery becomes “The Goblin King’s Offer”
- Leveler becomes “The Cleaners”
- Thran Temporal Gateway becomes “Doors of Indecision”
- Rogue’s Passage becomes “Shaft of Hands”
Again, non-foil runs $29.99 and traditional foil runs $39.99.
Demon Hunters Lead the Way
KPop Demon Hunters gets its own drop, titled How It’s Done. The set pulls its names from the K-pop group’s hit songs.
- Dawn’s Truce
- Unbreakable Formation
- Freed from the Real
- Swan Song
- Demonic Counsel
- Tempt with Immortality
- Underworld Breach
Non-foil costs $29.99 and traditional foil costs $39.99.
Zombies Join the Party
The Marvel: Zombies set brings undead versions of familiar heroes to Magic. Each card carries a title that matches its zombie counterpart.
- Unstoppable Slasher
- Zombie Apocalypse
- Vogar, Necropolis Tyrant becomes “Zombie Giant-Man”
- God-Eternal Bontu becomes “Zombie Thor”
- Wilhelt, the Rotcleaver becomes “Zombie Captain America”
- Varina, Lich Queen becomes “Zombie Scarlet Witch”
Both non-foil and traditional foil cost $29.99 and $39.99, respectively.
Artist and Manufactured Sets
Two non-licensed sets round out the drop. The Artist Series: Veronique Meignaud set features cards tied to her work, while Manufactured Grounds by See Machine is a standalone set of artifacts.
- Bloodsoaked Champion
- Voldaren Pariah // Abolisher of Bloodlines
- Ashnod’s Altar
- Cabal Stronghold
The Peace, Love, & Treefolk set rounds out the plant-focused offerings.
- Dauntless Dourbark
- Leaf-Crowned Elder
- Timber Protector
- Treefolk Harbinger
- Doran, the Siege Tower
All five of these sets are priced the same as the licensed drops: $29.99 for non-foil and $39.99 for traditional foil.
What the Drop Costs
The promo offer is the main draw. Spend $199 and get a promo version of The Labyrinth (Maze of Ith).
The full breakdown:
- Labyrinth: Fear Me, Love Me — $29.99 non-foil, $39.99 foil
- Labyrinth: Should You Need Us — $29.99 non-foil, $39.99 foil
- Labyrinth: Through the Labyrinth — $29.99 non-foil, $39.99 foil
- KPop Demon Hunters: How It’s Done — $29.99 non-foil, $39.99 foil
- Marvel: Zombies — $29.99 non-foil, $39.99 foil
- Artist Series: Veronique Meignaud — $29.99 non-foil, $39.99 foil
- Manufactured Grounds by See Machine — $29.99 non-foil, $39.99 foil
- Peace, Love, & Treefolk — $29.99 non-foil, $39.99 foil
The promo card is tied to the $199 spend.
Why This Drop Works
The Labyrinth drops are the clear stars here. Turning card names into movie plot titles is pure creative fun. The reversible Sir Didymus card adds a small touch that fans will appreciate.
The KPop Demon Hunters set is a clever callback to the group’s music. The Zombies set is a solid addition. The artist and manufactured sets keep the drop rounded out with non-licensed options.
The promo offer gives buyers a reason to consider the spend.
The Bottom Line
This is a strong drop. The licensed sets are well named, the pricing is consistent across all eight drops, and the promo offer gives buyers a reason to consider the spend.
The Labyrinth sets are the standout, but the whole package holds together. It is a drop that rewards fans of the film, the band, and the zombies alike.
Secret Lair: Corn Maze Superdrop launches October 12. The full list of bundles is available on WotC’s website.
Source material: “Labyrinth, KPop Demon Hunters Headline Magic’s Secret Lair: Corn Maze Superdrop,” Star City Games.
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