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Burger King launched a Magic: The Gathering meal with Whopper deck boxes — how to buy

Burger King Italy launched a 'Magic: The Gathering' meal with a Whopper-themed deck box and 100 card sleeves. Here's what comes in the bundle and how to get one.

Burger King launched a Magic: The Gathering meal with Whopper deck boxes — how to buy

Burger King Italy is offering a special Magic: The Gathering meal through November 30, bundling a Whopper-themed deck box, 100 card sleeves, and a choice of a Chicken Krispper, Double Cheeseburger, or plant-based Impossible Whopper for just €19.90. The promotion, called The Great Gathering Bundle, is exclusive to Italian Burger King locations and was designed to coincide with the company's sponsorship of local Magic Pauper tournaments.

While the meal does not include any exclusive Magic cards, the accessories have quickly become sought-after collector items, with Italian buyers already listing the empty deck boxes and sleeves on eBay at steep markups. For those outside of Italy, alternative options include searching for the gear on secondary marketplaces, arranging trades with local Italian players, or holding out for a wider rollout of similar Magic meal promotions in other regions.

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