This report uses Wizards’ November 3 announcement, checked November 13. The November 13–15 Atlanta route and November 16 online/client start are scheduled; current ticket or product availability, purchases and donations were not tested.
WHY IT MATTERS
Record the physical drop, digital cosmetics and accessories separately. Compare the donation percentage or fixed amount for the specific channel, alongside fees and supply conditions; the shared charity name does not make the offers equivalent.
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Four named cards and a token are the physical checklist
Wizards’ November 3 announcement names Rise of the Polygons | Extra Life 2026 as a fixed Secret Lair drop: one each of Balefire Dragon, Big Score, Young Pyromancer and Sword of Truth and Justice, plus one Elemental Token. Keep the token as its own listed object rather than treating this as five interchangeable spell cards or a random booster. The announced price is US$39.99 non-foil or US$49.99 foil.
The online window is announced for November 16 through November 30 at 1 a.m. PT. Separately, Wizards lists limited quantities at the MagicCon: Atlanta merchandise booth November 13–15. These are different acquisition routes; this report has not verified remaining stock, local eligibility, checkout, shipment or the collector numbers and language allocation of the physical cards.
Arena sleeves and an emote are not additional paper copies
The same announcement schedules two Arena sleeve bundles and a sticker emote for November 16–30. The Secret Lair artwork sleeve bundle is listed at 3,000 gems, the other Extra Life sleeve bundle at 1,800 gems, and the emote at 800 gems. These are separately described digital cosmetics, not the four physical cards, an extra playable copy or a right to paper delivery.
A shared illustration or campaign name can appear on a physical card, digital sleeve and accessory without making them the same collection item. Keep the platform, object type and currency beside each intended purchase. No client purchase, cosmetic activation or account delivery was tested.
The donation basis depends on the stated channel
For the Secret Lair drop, the announcement’s pricing footnote says fifty percent of the sales price, less third-party transaction fees, will be donated to Children’s Miracle Network via Our Change Foundation. Do not turn that percentage into a fixed exact donation per order without the fee basis. For the Arena cosmetics it instead says all proceeds, less transaction fees, go to Extra Life benefiting Seattle Children’s Hospital.
Wizards separately describes the Extra Life booth in Atlanta as sending 100% of proceeds from its Extra Life merchandise and copies of the drop to Extra Life, minus third-party fees. Its charity accessory section states US$25 playmats and US$20 sleeves, with US$10 per item donated. These channel-specific statements should stay attached to their offers; none establishes that every online card purchase or every convention item donates its entire selling price.
The announcement says Atlanta tickets are sold out. At the Extra Life booth it also describes a Loot pin for a US$20 donation or a random Collector Booster for US$40, while supplies last. A random booster is not a named-card guarantee or a reason to substitute an unavailable convention route for the online offer. This report has not independently tested ticket availability or verified a donation receipt.
