In the lead up to Arthurian Legends, subscribers have locked in the maximum amount of Arthurian Legends Booster Boxes and exclusive promo cards that we currently have available for pre-sale. If subscriptions open up again before Arthurian Legends is processed, we will announce as much on our Discord.
We will have Arthurian Legends Booster Boxes available on release at MSRP.
Automatically receive booster boxes for every new set of Sorcery, starting with Arthurian Legends. Each box includes a Covenant-exclusive official foil promo card from the corresponding set, and US shipping is free on 2+ boxes.
Additionally, extremely rare "sample" production cards will be distributed randomly in subscription shipments. Learn more at the beginning of our first Sample Box stream!
$139.00 per release
We’re so pleased to be partnering with Erik’s Curiosa to offer a guaranteed way to get booster boxes of the Sorcery TCG, with the stability and prompt service that you’ve come to expect from Covenant Subscriptions. Each booster box sent through the service comes with an exclusive promo card, featuring a hand-painted alt-art of one of the cards from the set. These promo cards will not be available through any other retailer.
For Arthurian Legends, there's also a chance for extremely rare sample cards to be included with your subscription shipment. You can learn more by watching our video opening of a sample booster box and the discussion that follows!
The price charged for each booster box served through this subscription is MSRP (or a lower market rate, depending on where things settle – updated automatically). Box prices will never exceed MSRP.
We limit purchases to a maximum of 24 boxes per household, on a rolling 30 day timeframe. Orders from separate households will not share any of the following: personal information, shipping information, billing information, or payment information.
The 24 box limit is in place to get Sorcery to as many players and collectors as we can. It prevents speculators and resellers from buying up all of our supply and either hoarding it or selling it at inflated prices—usually due to the artificial scarcity they create.
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