Magic's Avatar: The Last Airbender Collector Booster Box is finally back in stock and available to preorder at Amazon, priced at $455.88.

This was $550 only yesterday, so a massive reduction, all things considered. This is much cheaper compared to the market price, as seen at TCGplayer, which has it listed at around $528.

These collector boosters have been incredibly hard to come by, hence the high pricing. You can also pick up individual boosters for $37.99, if you're feeling flush.

Following on from the Spider-Man Scene Box, Avatar: The Last Airbender’s version will come in two options: The Black Sun Invasion, and Tea Time At The Jasmine Dragon.

Each includes a series of cards to be displayed together to make a scene, but also a trio of Play Boosters to help kickstart your collection. Amazon has them for $41.99 each, both recently restocked after months of being unavailable, so snap these up ASAP.

We also recently got an exclusive look at a handful of cards that make up a single scene set after the end of the TV show (as well as a couple cards from the bonus sheet of the main set).

Titled "Tea Time at the Jasmine Dragon," the six cards that make up this panomaric art scene are not technically part of the main set, instead available together in a standalone Scene Box and limited to use in Magic's Eternal formats like Commander.

That's a big part of the reason why four of the cards are multicolored legendary creatures with abilities that are meant to be built around – though the somewhat novel twist of this particular scene is that most of them feature couples from the end of the show, making it a peaceful epiloque of sorts.

Flip through the gallery above to see all eight cards.

As with Marvel’s Spider-Man, there are no Avatar Commander Decks, but a new product type, the Commander’s Bundle, aims to fill the gap somewhat.

This bundle costs $109.99, contains 9 Play Boosters and one Collector Booster, and also includes classic Commander staples like Sol Ring, Arcane Signet, Swiftfoot Boots, and more.

But, it's already sold out at Amazon. We're expecting preorders to go live at Best Buy soon, which will be your best bet at securing the Commander Bundle over the coming days.

Play Boosters return, but things are a little up in the air(bender) at the moment because individual packs aren’t available just yet, at least in the US, who can only preorder a box of 30 packs for $209.70 at Amazon for now.

Still, we're expecting this to be one of the most popular picks for those preordering MTG x Avatar cards, so snap it up ASAP to avoid missing out.

Once that's sorted, you're guaranteed 30 boosters to open, eaching containing at least 1 shiny Traditional Foil card and 1–4 cards of rarity Rare or higher, alongside the heart-racing possibility of finding special cards featuring beautiful borderless alternate art.

As is the case with Spider-Man (and most Magic sets), there’s a new Bundle coming, too. This $72.99 set includes nine Play Boosters, 15 foil and 15 non-foil lands, 1 spindown life counter, and a Foil promo card.

For the first time since Foundations, a Beginner Box will offer an entry-level product for Avatar fans who want to check out Magic: The Gathering.

It will offer Jumpstart decks that can be mixed and matched to allow players to learn to play as Aang or Zuko. It costs $34.99, and can be preordered at Amazon right now.

IGN's Tom Marks has also previewed the Beginner Box, awarding some high praise to the latest introductory MTG box, saying: "...if you’re an Avatar fan who is curious about what this crossover entails but is intimidated by the three-decade old reputation Magic carries around with it, it’s hard to think of a better place to start than this."

Jumpstart Boosters return for Avatar: The Last Airbender, costing $167.76 to preorder from Amazon.

The idea is simple: Players take two packs of cards, put them together, and make an instantly-playable deck. It’ll be available in Booster Boxes or as individual packs.

Card reveals for the set are in full swing through next week, with prerelease events kicking off at local stores on November 14.

It then launches digitally on MTG Arena November 18 before becoming available in paper on November 21.

Check out the full MTG release schedule to see what expansions are coming next year.

MTG x Avatar: Best Chase Cards

MTG's Avatar doesn't drop until November 21, but we're already seeing top chase cards in the wild, which are ridiculously hard to pull. Feel free to try your hand at the Collectors Booster Box, but you'll likely save money just buying the cards you need outright.

Here's the top five chase cards right now, including where to buy and up-to-date market pricing information. But, also note that these prices will rapidly change come release on November 21, so it could be worth holding out until then as well.

1. Fire Lord Zuko (Borderless) (Neon Ink Foil) Near Mint Holofoil: $1,775
   Market price: $2,500
   Most recent sale: $2,500
2. Aang, Swift Savior (Borderless) (Neon Ink Foil) Near Mint Holofoil: $2,049
   Market price: $2,112.81
   Most recent sale: $1,601.25
3. Toph, the First Metalbender (Borderless) (Neon Ink Foil) Near Mint Holofoil: $1,995
   Market price: $1,789
   Most recent sale: $1,789
4. Fierce Guardianship (Showcase) Near Mint Holofoil: $200
   Market price: $98.80
   Most recent sale: $199.99
5. Deflecting Swat (Showcase) Near Mint Holofoil: $90
   Market price: $96.73
   Most recent sale: $179.98

Lloyd Coombes is an experienced freelancer in tech, gaming and fitness seen at Polygon, Eurogamer, Macworld, TechRadar and many more. He's a big fan of Magic: The Gathering and other collectible card games, much to his wife's dismay.

This article contains contributions from Robert Anderson.