Armory Deck: Dr. Mortimer releases at retail on November 13, 2026, and Canadian collectors have a few different paths to actually getting a copy that day. Pricing, shipping, and availability all work a little differently north of the border than they do for US retailers.
This guide focuses specifically on what Canadian buyers need to know before pre-ordering: confirmed pricing, what is still unconfirmed for CAD-specific listings, and how shipping and import costs typically factor into a Flesh and Blood order crossing the border.
None of this replaces checking a specific retailer's live listing before buying, but it gives a realistic baseline for what to expect going in.
Collectors who also plan to pick up the companion Mastery Pack: Assassin release should read through to the timing section below before placing separate orders.
The retail date is confirmed as November 13, 2026, the same day as Mastery Pack: Assassin. The product itself is a 60-card Classic Constructed-legal deck plus the Dr. Mortimer hero, weapon, and equipment cards.
US-facing retailers list the MSRP at roughly $39.90 USD, with some storefronts pricing pre-orders slightly below that figure. Those are the two hard facts worth anchoring any Canadian buying decision to.
At the time of writing, no major retailer had posted a CAD-specific MSRP for this product, so there is no official Canadian price to quote directly. That is a real gap worth being upfront about rather than guessing at a number and presenting it as confirmed.
What can be said reliably is that trading card products priced in USD typically land higher once converted to CAD and passed through a Canadian retailer's markup, so collectors should budget for a noticeably higher sticker price than the raw currency conversion alone would suggest.
Several US-based hobby retailers already list the Armory Deck as available for pre-order, which is typically the safest way to guarantee a copy on release day rather than hoping for day-one in-stock availability. Pre-order policies generally let a buyer cancel up until shortly before the release date if plans change.
Canadian collectors ordering from a US storefront should confirm that retailer actually ships to Canada before committing, since not every US hobby shop offers cross-border shipping.
Orders shipped into Canada from a US retailer can be subject to duties and taxes collected at the border, on top of whatever shipping fee the retailer charges directly. For a single Armory Deck, those added costs can meaningfully change the total price compared to buying from a Canadian source.
Buying from a retailer that already stocks and ships from within Canada avoids that uncertainty entirely, since the listed price is the price paid, with no additional border fees to estimate.
A Canadian retailer's price may look higher at first glance than a US MSRP, but once duties, exchange rate, and shipping are factored into a cross-border order, the gap often narrows or disappears. That makes it worth comparing total landed cost rather than sticker price alone.
Buying domestically also usually means a faster delivery window and an easier returns process if something arrives damaged. Collectors picking up a premium-rarity copy of the hero card specifically for display can pair it with a EVORETRO One Touch Magnetic Card Holder once it arrives.
Armory Decks are built specifically to support weekly Armory Events at local game stores, so Canadian players planning to use the deck for organized play should check with their own local store about stocking plans ahead of the release date. A store running Armory Events is a likely source for day-one copies.
Local availability can vary significantly by region, so checking in advance avoids a last-minute scramble if a nearby store sells through its allocation quickly.
Mastery Pack: Assassin ships the same day as the Armory Deck, and many players building around Dr. Mortimer will want both products close together. Ordering them from the same retailer in one order can reduce total shipping costs compared to two separate transactions.
That is worth planning for ahead of November 13 rather than deciding order by order once both products are actually in stock.
No, no major retailer had posted a CAD-specific MSRP at the time of writing.
Yes, but only from retailers that confirm they ship to Canada.
Possibly, depending on the retailer and shipping method used.
Yes, November 13, 2026 is the confirmed retail date everywhere the product ships.
Whichever retailer you order from, have protection ready before the deck even arrives. A EVORETRO Magnetic Black Deck Box keeps a fresh build secure from the moment it clears customs.
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