Yes—Wizards of the Coast has confirmed a small reprint of the four regular Warhammer 40,000 Commander decks. However, the available announcement does not make this a US-exclusive release: Wizards says availability may vary by region and tells fans and WPN retailers to check distributors. No new on-sale date or reprint price has been announced, and the statement does not confirm a return for the all-foil Collector’s Edition decks.
Are the MTG Warhammer 40,000 Commander decks getting reprinted?
They are, in a limited quantity. A Wizards spokesperson confirmed that the company “did a small reprint of the Commander decks that will be available to distributors and stores soon.” The confirmation covers the four regular, non-Collector’s Edition preconstructed decks released in 2022.
The wording matters: “available to distributors and stores soon” is not an exact launch date, and “availability may vary by region” does not establish that only US retailers will receive stock. Allocation details have not been published.
Which four decks are included?
Each deck contains 100 cards and is built around a different Warhammer 40,000 faction and Commander strategy.
| Deck | Colors | Faction and game plan |
|---|---|---|
| Necron Dynasties | Mono-black | Artifact self-mill, graveyard value and reanimation, reflecting the Necrons’ ability to return from apparent destruction. |
| Tyranid Swarm | Green-blue-red | +1/+1 counters, X-cost spells and large creatures that grow into major threats. |
| The Ruinous Powers | Blue-black-red | Cascade and spellslinging, allowing the deck to generate value while casting a broad range of spells. |
| Forces of the Imperium | White-blue-black | Go-wide token production followed by attacks with a large battlefield presence. |
These are the standard retail Commander decks, not automatically the premium Collector’s Edition versions. The four regular decks were originally sold separately at a US$59.99 manufacturer’s suggested retail price in 2022, according to contemporary reports from AllThingsHow and CardsRealm. That figure is historical context, not a confirmed price for this reprint.
Can you buy a reprint outside the United States?
Possibly. Wizards’ guidance explicitly says regional availability can differ, so the evidence supports a region-by-region release rather than a confirmed US-only distribution. It does not provide an allocation table identifying which countries or territories will receive stock.
What to check first in your region
- Contact a local Wizards Play Network game store and ask whether its distributor offered the reprint.
- Ask when that store expects to receive inventory; “soon” is not a published street date.
- Monitor reputable online retailers in your country once distributors begin listing the decks.
- Compare the exact deck name and edition before paying, since regular and Collector’s Edition products are different items.
A store’s lack of stock does not prove that the reprint is US-exclusive. It may reflect a regional allocation, a distributor decision or a shipment that has not arrived.
When will the MTG Warhammer 40,000 reprint be available?
No exact on-sale date appears in the available reports. Wizards has only said that the decks will become available to distributors and stores soon. Because distribution timing can differ by region, a US listing date—if one is announced—would not necessarily apply to every market.
WPN stores and their distributors are the most direct source for local timing. Online marketplace listings can show that sellers have inventory, but a listing is not the same as a Wizards-announced release schedule.
Is the Collector’s Edition coming back?
That remains unconfirmed. Wizards’ statement identifies a reprint of the Commander decks but does not say that the all-foil Collector’s Edition decks are included. Do not treat a regular-deck restock as evidence that Collector’s Edition inventory will return.
If you specifically want the premium version, verify the product description, card finish and packaging with the seller. A regular deck and an all-foil Collector’s Edition deck can have very different availability and secondary-market pricing.
Should you buy a regular deck now or wait for the reprint?
The answer depends on whether you can obtain an official reprint at a sensible local price. The original US$59.99 MSRP is not a promise that the reprint will use the same price, and no new price has been announced.
- Check local stores first: WPN retailers are the channel Wizards specifically directs buyers and distributors to check.
- Be cautious with marketplace premiums: a secondary-market listing may reflect scarcity, shipping and seller markup rather than an official reprint price.
- Confirm the edition: product titles that omit “Collector’s Edition” generally refer to the regular decks, but read the full listing and photographs.
- Choose by strategy if prices are similar: Necron Dynasties suits artifact recursion, Tyranid Swarm rewards counters and big creatures, The Ruinous Powers favors cascade and spellcasting, and Forces of the Imperium builds tokens for attacks.
What is actually confirmed—and what is still unknown?
| Question | Status |
|---|---|
| Is there a reprint? | Confirmed: Wizards says a small reprint was made. |
| Which products are covered? | The four regular 2022 Commander decks: Necron Dynasties, Tyranid Swarm, The Ruinous Powers and Forces of the Imperium. |
| Is distribution US-only? | Not established. Wizards says availability may vary by region. |
| What is the new price? | Not announced. US$59.99 is the original 2022 MSRP, not a confirmed reprint price. |
| What is the release date? | Not announced; Wizards only said stock would reach distributors and stores soon. |
| Are Collector’s Edition decks returning? | Unconfirmed. |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does WPN mean for finding these decks?
WPN is Wizards Play Network, the retailer network used by participating local game stores. A WPN store can tell you whether its distributor offered an allocation and whether a shipment is expected.
How can I tell whether a listing is the regular deck?
Check the product name, card finish and packaging details. The reprint confirmation concerns the regular, non-Collector’s Edition decks; an all-foil description indicates the separate premium product.
Why might one country receive stock before another?
Distributors receive and allocate inventory by market, so shipment schedules and quantities can differ. Wizards has not published a country-by-country allocation for this reprint.
Can a marketplace seller charge more than the old MSRP?
Yes. Secondary-market sellers set their own prices, which can include scarcity and shipping premiums. The historical US$59.99 MSRP does not cap a current marketplace listing.