Magic Edge of Eternities: set code, cards and products
Magic's Edge of Eternities (EOE): its 2025 dates, how its 374 printings are numbered, its rarity counts, the Stellar Sights lands and its products.
By the Rip.fan Editorial Team.
Published 6 min read
Edge of Eternities is the Magic set Wizards of the Coast released on August 1, 2025, under the set code EOE, after Prerelease events began on July 25. It is a space-fantasy set: a course through the Sothera system, with distant planets and alien factions. It has 374 printings under 266 different names.
When did Edge of Eternities come out?
| What | Date |
|---|---|
| Card previews | July 8 to 18 |
| Prerelease events | July 25 |
| Set release | August 1, 2025 |
Two companion sets share the release date, each with its own code:
- Edge of Eternities Commander (EOC): 191 cards.
- The extra sheet (EOS): 90 cards, covered below.
So match the code on the card as well as the set name. Our guide to Magic set release dates places Edge of Eternities among the sets around it.
How many cards are in Edge of Eternities?
There are 374 printings carrying 266 different card names, because many cards are printed more than once at different collector numbers. The numbers run from 1 to 399, and 25 of them are skipped: 367 to 381 and 383 to 392.
The numbers fall into these stretches:
| Collector numbers | Printings | What is there |
|---|---|---|
| 1 to 261 | 261 | 261 different cards, with the twelve nonbasic lands at 250 to 261 |
| 262 to 266 | 5 | One of each basic land |
| 267 to 276 | 10 | Basic lands again, two more of each type |
| 277 to 286 | 10 | Repeats of ten of the twelve nonbasic lands at 250 to 261 |
| 287 to 366 | 80 | Repeats of cards from earlier numbers |
| 382 and 393 to 399 | 8 | More repeats of earlier cards |
Every name in the set first appears at a number from 1 to 266. So a card at a number above 266 is always another printing of a card earlier in the set. 176 names have one printing, 72 have two and 18 have three; Sothera, the Supervoid, for example, sits at 115, 360 and 382.
What rarities are in Edge of Eternities?
Rarity counts are by card name, not by printing:
| Rarity | Names in EOE | Names at that rarity at their first number, 1 to 261 |
|---|---|---|
| Common | 81 | 81 |
| Uncommon | 100 | 100 |
| Rare | 60 | 60 |
| Mythic Rare | 25 | 20 |
| Land | 5 | None (the basics sit at 262 to 266) |
The first column adds up to 271, five more than the 266 names, because five cards appear at two rarities. Anticausal Vestige (1), Starfield Vocalist (78), Icetill Explorer (192) and two others are Rares at their first number and Mythic Rares at a later one, and in all five cases that Mythic Rare printing sits between 357 and 366. So rarity can differ between printings of the same card. Each of those five has a third printing as well. Our guide to Magic card rarities explains the rarity symbols.
What special versions does the set have?
Wizards names five treatments, four of them with an example card:
- Borderless Poster Stellar Sights: lands such as High Market.
- Japan Showcase: cards drawn by guest artists on Japanese space themes, in foil and fracture foil.
- Singularity foil: Sothera, the Supervoid, shown in this treatment. Sothera is also among the cards a Collector Booster can hold.
- Galaxy foil Borderless Viewport: cards such as Susur Secundi, Void Altar.
- Borderless Surreal Space: cards such as Quantum Riddler, showing creatures and phenomena of outer space.
Our guide to Magic foil types explains galaxy, singularity and fracture foils, and the alternate art entry covers the term.
What is the EOS extra sheet?
The Edge of Eternities extra sheet (EOS) has 90 printings of 45 card names, and every card on it is a land. Numbers 46 to 90 repeat numbers 1 to 45 in the same order, so each land has two printings. Of the names, 30 are Rare and 15 are Mythic Rare.
High Market sits at EOS 18 and 63, and High Market is a borderless Poster Stellar Sights card, so EOS is the Stellar Sights sheet.
What products is Edge of Eternities sold in?
Wizards lists five products:
| Product | Details |
|---|---|
| Play Booster | A 14-card booster |
| Collector Booster | A Borderless Celestial basic land, Traditional Foils, and Rares, Mythics or both, among other cards |
| Bundle | Nine Play Boosters and 30 lands, 10 of them full-art Celestial basics, plus an oversized life counter |
| Commander Decks | Each comes with a Collector Booster sample pack and brings 12 new cards: two of them borderless traditional foils, and two of them new dual lands at Rare |
| Prerelease Pack | Tied to Prerelease events at local stores |
Read the pack count on a display box itself before you buy. In general, across sets, the two pack types hold:
| Pack type | Cards of rare or higher | Foil cards |
|---|---|---|
| Play Booster | At least 1 | At least 1 |
| Collector Booster | 5 to 6 | 8 to 10, or more |
A Collector Booster also holds showcase, borderless and extended-art cards. Our guide to Magic Collector Boosters sets the two packs side by side, and the main booster and Collector Booster entries define each. A booster box is sealed product, so buy one with the maker’s wrap intact.
What should you check before you buy?
- The product name. A Play Booster, a Collector Booster and a Bundle hold different things, as the table above shows.
- The code in a singles listing. EOE, EOS and EOC are three different lists. A seller who writes only “Edge of Eternities” may mean any of them, so ask for the code and number.
- The number against the rarity. A number from 357 to 366 can be a Mythic Rare printing of a card that is Rare at its first number, so check the rarity symbol on the card itself.
- The seal. Buy sealed product with the maker’s wrap intact. Our guide to storing sealed product covers keeping it that way.
How do you check Edge of Eternities card prices?
Rip.fan’s price pages and card price lookup cover English Pokémon cards only, so use sold listings:
- Read the code and the number. EOE plus the collector number names one printing. Anticausal Vestige at 357 and the same card at 1 are different printings to a buyer.
- Check the rarity of that printing. As the five cards above show, a later printing can carry a higher rarity.
- Check the set code twice. A card from the EOS sheet carries EOS, and a Commander card carries EOC.
- Match the finish. Price a foil copy against foil sales, and a galaxy or singularity foil against sales of that same finish.
- Use dated sold prices. Our guides to checking Magic card prices, finding what a card sold for and spotting fake Magic cards walk through it.
If you sell singles, the seller fee calculator shows what you keep after TCGplayer’s and Whatnot’s fees. For other Magic sets, see our guides to Magic Foundations and Reality Fracture, or the trading card hub.
Frequently asked questions
Why do Stellar Sights lands have no expansion symbol?
Wizards left the expansion symbol off all 45 Stellar Sights lands on purpose, as an experiment it may repeat on later cards. The EOS code still sits at the bottom of each card.
What are the Edge of Eternities Commander Decks?
Counter Intelligence, in blue, red and white, and World Shaper, in black, red and green. Each 100-card deck holds 98 non-foil cards plus a face commander and a featured commander, both traditional foil with borderless art.
How many borderless triumphant and surreal space cards are in Edge of Eternities?
Triumphant art covers 12 rare creatures, 3 mythic rare creatures and 1 mythic rare planeswalker, Tezzeret, Cruel Captain. Surreal space art covers 11 rares and 3 mythic rares.
What was the Edge of Eternities Buy-a-Box promo?
A traditional foil Singularity Rupture with extended art, given with a Play Booster box or Collector Booster box preordered from a local store.