Marvel Champions is an American-designed Living Card Game distributed internationally through Asmodee, which means Canadian pricing on any given release rarely matches the US MSRP exactly once currency conversion and distribution costs are factored in.
The Shadowland Scenario Pack is no different. Its official US MSRP sits at 26.99 USD, but Canadian retailer listings show a range worth understanding before you commit to a pre-order.
Knowing where that range typically settles, and where to actually buy it from a Canadian source, saves both money and shipping headaches.
Here is what Canadian collectors should know heading into the October 16, 2026 release.
Canadian distributor 401 Games lists the Shadowland Scenario Pack at 26.95 CAD for pre-order, which is notably close to the US dollar figure rather than reflecting a typical 1.3 to 1.4 times currency markup seen on many cross-border game releases. Pre-order prices on new FFG product can shift before release, so treat this as a current snapshot rather than a locked-in final number.
For comparison, this summer's Fear No Evil deluxe expansion, the cycle opener this pack follows, lists at 48.95 CAD through the same Canadian distributor, giving a useful reference point for how pricing scales between a scenario pack and a full deluxe expansion in this product line.
Fantasy Flight and Asmodee price their Living Card Game lines in distinct tiers: Hero Packs sit at the low end, scenario packs land in the middle, and deluxe expansions carry the highest price point given their larger card count and new playable heroes. The Jessica Jones and Luke Cage Hero Packs earlier this cycle both list around 18.95 CAD through Canadian distribution, meaningfully below Shadowland's scenario-pack pricing.
Knowing which tier a new release falls into before checking prices helps you spot an inflated listing immediately, rather than needing to compare against the specific product after the fact.
Canadian-specific distributors and local game stores carrying Asmodee product lines are the most reliable source for Shadowland at a price close to the figures above, since they are not adding cross-border shipping or customs handling on top of the sticker price. Checking more than one Canadian source before committing is still worthwhile, since allocation on a scenario pack can be tighter than on a mainline deluxe expansion.
US-only retailer listings may show a lower face-value price before shipping, but once cross-border shipping and potential customs duties are added, a Canadian-sourced pre-order is usually the more predictable total cost.
Scenario packs in this line have historically had tighter print runs than mainline Hero Packs or deluxe expansions, since they target a narrower audience of players already invested in the base game. Locking in a pre-order ahead of the October 16 release is the safer play if you want the pack in hand close to launch, rather than hoping for day-one retail stock at your local store.
This is especially relevant given the earlier internal confusion between an October 6 and October 16 release date; pre-ordering from a source that lists the retailer-confirmed October 16 date is a reasonable way to sidestep that discrepancy entirely.
Be cautious of secondary-market listings priced noticeably above the roughly 27 CAD range before the actual release date, since that typically signals a reseller marking up allocation rather than a legitimate distributor price. A legitimate Canadian pre-order should track reasonably close to the 401 Games figure above.
Also double check that a listing is specifically for the Shadowland Scenario Pack and not an older, unrelated Marvel Champions product with a similarly worded title, since search results for a brand-new release often surface older catalog items alongside it.
If you are planning to collect the whole cycle rather than just Shadowland on its own, budget roughly 48.95 CAD for Fear No Evil, around 18.95 CAD each for the Jessica Jones and Luke Cage Hero Packs, about 26.95 CAD for Shadowland, and a similar Hero Pack price range for the upcoming Elektra and Iron Fist packs later this cycle. That puts the full cycle in a reasonably predictable budget range rather than an open-ended one.
Spreading these purchases across each release date rather than buying everything at once also softens the overall cost, since the cycle is spread across several months rather than landing all at once.
26.99 USD.
Around 26.95 CAD through 401 Games as of this pre-order period, subject to change before release.
Not necessarily; pre-order prices can shift slightly before the actual ship date.
Pre-ordering is generally safer given this product line's historically tighter scenario-pack print runs.
Once your copy arrives, keep the full 90-card set organized from day one; a magnetic deck box is ready to hold your sleeved encounter sets the moment you crack the shrink wrap.
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