The Most Expensive Cards from Magic: The Gathering Avatar: The Last Airbender: Eternal Legal The Avatar: The Last Airbender: Eternal Legal release brought together iconic characters from the beloved animated series with some of the most powerful and desirable cards in Magic: The Gathering. While players chasing pure value may find stronger returns in the main Avatar set, the Eternal Legal cards still feature several standout hits especially for Commander players and collectors. From premium reprints to stunning extended art legends, here are the most expensive cards from Avatar: The Last Airbender: Eternal Legal, ranked from #10 to #1 by current market price. #10 Deadly Rollick (Showcase) Market Price: $26.38 Deadly Rollick remains one of the most efficient removal spells in Commander. While its four mana cost is fair, the ability to cast it for free while controlling your commander makes it truly exceptional. This Showcase version features Azula unleashing lightning, perfectly capturing both her raw power and ruthless ambition. Available through Commander Bundles, this printing continues to hold solid value. #9 Enlightened Tutor (Showcase) Market Price: $27.34 A Commander staple, Enlightened Tutor allows players to search for a key artifact or enchantment for just one mana. The artwork depicts Aang in the Avatar State, surrounded by past Avatars as he seeks wisdom an elegant visual interpretation of the card’s effect. As a non foil promo from Commander Bundles, this version currently sits just under $28. #8 Avatar Roku, Firebender (Extended Art) Market Price: $28.28 This Jumpstart mythic offers both power and political flexibility. Avatar Roku generates red mana whenever any player attacks and lets you spend that mana to boost creatures on the battlefield even your opponents’. The Extended Art version, exclusive to Collector Boosters, is the most valuable printing and hovers around $29. #7 Katara, Waterbending Master (Extended Art) Market Price: $32.02 Katara shines as a strong Commander option, rewarding players for interacting during opponents’ turns. She generates experience counters and converts them into card draw when she attacks. The Extended Art version, found only in Collector Boosters, is the most sought after printing and currently sells for just over $32. #6 Aang’s Shelter (Teferi’s Protection Borderless) Market Price: $36.04 Aang’s Shelter is a flavor rich reprint of Teferi’s Protection one of the best defensive spells in Commander. It phases out your permanents, locks in your life total, and grants protection from everything until your next turn. The Borderless version, featuring Aang meditating in the Avatar State, remains highly desirable at roughly $36, with foils commanding significantly more. #5 Force of Negation (Borderless) Market Price: $37.34 Force of Negation is a premium counterspell that can be cast for free by exiling a blue card, provided it’s not your turn. The artwork captures the climactic moment where Aang seals Ozai’s bending, making this printing especially appealing to fans of the series. Available in Play and Collector Boosters, it currently sits at around $37. #4 The Banyan Tree (The Great Henge Borderless) Market Price: $47.92 The Banyan Tree is a Borderless reprint of The Great Henge, one of the strongest green cards in Commander. Its cost is reduced by your creatures’ power, it generates mana and life, and it rewards you for playing creatures with card draw and counters. Despite its power, this Avatar themed version is one of the more affordable Henge printings, settling just under $48. #3 Fierce Guardianship (Showcase) Market Price: $50.26 Few cards define Commander as clearly as Fierce Guardianship. Countering a noncreature spell for free while your commander is in play is an enormous swing. The Showcase artwork depicts Katara bending water to shield against incoming danger, and this Commander Bundle exclusive remains a top tier pull at around $50. #2 Deflecting Swat (Showcase) Market Price: $60.09 Deflecting Swat is another Commander powerhouse, allowing players to redirect spells or abilities without paying mana as long as their commander is in play. Featuring Zuko grappling with lightning bending, this dramatic Showcase version is exclusive to Commander Bundles and continues to command a strong price near $60. #1 Toph, Earthbending Master (Extended Art) Market Price: $62.55 Taking the top spot is Toph, Earthbending Master. This Extended Art mythic rewards land based strategies by generating experience counters and producing massive value over time. Whether leading a deck or supporting a Landfall strategy, Toph is a standout Commander card. The Extended Art printing exclusive to Collector Boosters and the only source of foil copies makes it the most valuable card in the Eternal Legal lineup.

The Best Avatar: The Last Airbender Commanders in Magic: The Gathering Avatar: The Last Airbender has brought a wave of flavorful new legends to Magic: The Gathering, each offering exciting strategies and bending themed mechanics. Whether you prefer aggressive board states, spell slinging value engines, or intricate build around effects, there’s a Commander here for every type of player. Before digging into the top ten, here are a few honorable mentions and their going market prices: Fire Lord Zuko $0.66 Aang, at the Crossroads $0.56 Appa, Steadfast Guardian $14.45 With that out of the way, let’s dive into the standout Commanders that Avatar fans and EDH lovers alike should take a serious look at. #10 Ozai, the Phoenix King A six mana powerhouse, Ozai brings trample, haste, and firebending 4 to the table. His most unique trait converts any unspent mana you would lose into red mana instead. If you manage to bank six or more unspent mana, Ozai gains flying and indestructible. With the right support including other firebending cards or tools like Electro, Assaulting Battery piling up spare mana becomes trivial. Ozai is explosive, dramatic, and exactly as over the top as a Phoenix King should be. #9 Koh, the Face Stealer Koh is easily one of the most intricate designs in the set. When he enters, he can exile a creature, and he continues exiling nontoken creatures as they die. By paying one life, you choose an exiled card, and Koh adopts all of that card’s activated and triggered abilities. This creates a constantly shifting identity engine full of unusual interactions. While it requires careful tracking, the payoff is incredibly fun for players who enjoy toolbox style Commanders. #8 The Earth King For players who want to attack early and ramp hard, The Earth King fits perfectly. His arrival brings a 4/4 Bear token, and whenever creatures with power 4 or greater attack, you fetch that many basic lands directly onto the battlefield tapped. This setup fits neatly into green’s Landfall themes and enables huge mana advantages while applying constant pressure. #7 Iroh, Grand Lotus Uncle Iroh arrives in Temur colors as a dream for spellslinger decks. During your turn, he gives all non Lesson instants and sorceries in your graveyard flashback equal to their mana cost and Lessons get flashback for just a single mana. This is the first real Commander that rewards building around Lessons in a meaningful way, making Iroh as wise and surprising as he is on the show. #6 Bumi, Unleashed Bumi offers both raw power and earthbending synergy. When he enters, he earthbends 4, and every time he hits a player, you untap all your lands and get an extra combat where only land creatures may attack. This makes him a phenomenal option for players who want to push land based strategies without diving into Toph’s deeper complexity. With cards like Ashaya, Soul of the Wild, Bumi can turn your entire board into an army of lands. #5 Fire Lord Azula Unsurprisingly, Azula plays as aggressively and ruthlessly as you'd expect. She comes with firebending 2 and copies any spell you cast while she’s attacking even permanent spells, which become token copies. Whether you’re doubling combat tricks, removal, or creature spells, Azula provides overwhelming tempo and board control. She rapidly became a bestseller for a reason. #4 Katara, the Fearless A major boon to Ally tribal decks, Katara doubles the triggered abilities of all Allies you control. Combined with the new Avatar era Ally cards, the value snowballs quickly. Double lifegain, double counters, double ETB effects Katara pushes Ally strategies into overdrive and rewards players who want constant, rolling synergies. #3 Avatar Aang One of the set’s few true five color leaders, Avatar Aang draws cards whenever you use any of the four bending mechanics, and if you manage all four in one turn, he transforms. On his back side, Aang reduces the cost of your spells by one of each color, and flipping him back grants four life, four cards, four damage to each opponent, and four +1/+1 counters. He’s the perfect Commander for players who want to use as many bending cards as possible and a flavorful representation of mastering all four elements. #2 Wan Shi Tong, Librarian At first glance, Wan Shi Tong may seem like an odd choice for a Commander slot, but he’s an incredible mono blue option. He enters with X +1/+1 counters based on mana spent and lets you draw half that many cards. Additionally, anytime an opponent searches their library, he grows and lets you draw again. This creates a powerful control threat that punishes tutors, fetch lands, and ramp spells making him far better than he first appears. #1 Toph, the First Metalbender Taking the top spot is Toph, who brings one of the most inventive build arounds in the entire set. She turns all your nontoken artifacts into lands and lets you earthbend 2 at the end of each turn. Earthbending an artifact and lets you sacrifice it and return it to the battlefield tapped, enabling endless loops with ETB and LTB effects. Cards like Mindslaver, Aeon Engine, and The Stasis Coffin become repeatable value engines under her command. Toph’s versatility, explosiveness, and unique mechanical space make her the standout Commander of the Avatar collection.

The Bestselling MTG Presales from Avatar: The Last Airbender Magic: The Gathering’s Avatar: The Last Airbender crossover has sparked enormous excitement, and early presales are already revealing which cards players are most eager to get their hands on. From Commander staples to competitive sleepers, these are the ten bestselling cards ahead of the set’s release and why they’re generating so much buzz. #10 The Walls of Ba Sing Se A standout for Commander players, The Walls of Ba Sing Se serves as a powerhouse in both toughness focused decks such as Betor, Kin to All and artifact recursion strategies like Daretti, Scrap Savant. Granting indestructible to all your other permanents is reason enough for it to appear in a variety of lists, even those unrelated to its core themes. It also earns the distinction of having the highest toughness in MTG, adding a novelty factor that’s helped boost its early sales. #9 Avatar Aang One of the first previews revealed for the set, Avatar Aang is already a presale juggernaut. This four color legend flips into a five color Commander, giving players a universal home for their Avatar: The Last Airbender cards. Aang interacts with every bending mechanic in the set, and his transformed ability is incredibly strong: reducing the cost of your spells by one of each mana type including generic mana. This effectively lets you cast spells for up to five mana less, making him a unique and highly flexible build around. #8 Firebending Student Our first clear competitive hit on the list, Firebending Student is drawing major attention in Constructed formats. This two mana red creature has prowess and generates red mana equal to its power whenever it attacks thanks to firebending. That mana can be poured into pump spells like Full Bore and Bulk Up, enabling fast, explosive kills. Prowess based aggro decks have been strong across formats for years, and this efficient threat fits right into that lineage. #7 Momo, Playful Pet A surprisingly loaded one drop, Momo, Playful Pet rewards players frequently for using airbending. With flying and vigilance at one mana, plus a suite of value generating abilities from making Food tokens to adding +1/+1 counters to scrying Momo offers a flexible toolkit. Expect it to become a staple in Standard airbending decks and an easy inclusion in Boros strategies across formats that appreciate its ability to push damage or smooth out draws. #6 Redirect Lightning Commander players have quickly latched onto Redirect Lightning, a one mana instant that can change the target of a spell or ability. While you must pay either five life or two extra mana, that’s a negligible cost in most multiplayer environments. With its similarities to Deflecting Swat, a Commander all star, this card is poised to rise in value. Its Lesson subtype could also matter if next year’s Secrets of Strixhaven set brings back learn cards. #5 Northern Air, Southern Air & Crescent Island Temple Shrines continue to be a beloved archetype in Commander, and the Avatar set brings three new ones that have already sparked strong presales. Their effects scale with the number of Shrines you control: Northern Air Temple drains opponents and gains you life. Southern Air Temple adds +1/+1 counters across your board. Crescent Island Temple produces 1/1 Monk tokens. With Go Shintai of Life’s Origin still popular, players are eager for more Shrine support and these fit perfectly. #4 Badgermole Cub Revealed later in preview season, Badgermole Cub became an immediate hit thanks to its combo potential. It forms infinite loops with cards like Pili Pala and Enduring Vitality, and its earthbending and mana generation abilities make it a strong Standard contender (especially alongside Llanowar Elves). In Commander, it’s an easy ramp engine that pairs excellently with mana producing creatures. And yes it’s adorable, which certainly doesn’t hurt. #3 Toph, the First Metalbender One of the earliest revealed legends and still one of the most talked about, Toph, the First Metalbender turns all of your nontoken artifacts into lands, then earthbends 2 at your end step. Earthbending’s blend of counters, creature land animation, and built in recursion gives Toph an aggressive yet resilient identity. She offers enormous deck building potential and has already caused price spikes in related artifact cards. Expect her to become a top tier Commander across multiple power levels. #2 Wan Shi Tong, Librarian Think of Archivist of Oghma, but bigger, blue, evasive, and vigilant. Wan Shi Tong enters with X +1/+1 counters, draws you X cards (rounded down), and then grows whenever an opponent searches their library while also drawing you a card each time. It scales beautifully in both casual and competitive EDH, making it a threat that can close games swiftly, especially in Control lists or search heavy metas. #1 Fire Lord Azula Topping the presale charts is Fire Lord Azula, one of the set’s most iconic characters. While not the strongest card mechanically, Azula’s popularity and aggressive potential have made her a breakout seller. With firebending 2 and the ability to copy a spell whenever you cast one during her attack, she rewards decks that can time combat tricks or cheap spells for maximum impact. Early gameplay videos have highlighted her explosive turns, fueling her surge to the #1 presale slot.

Magic: The Gathering x PlayStation The Secret Lair PlayStation Superdrop Revealed Wizards of the Coast has officially unveiled one of its most ambitious collaborations yet: Secret Lair x PlayStation Superdrop a collection of drops celebrating iconic PlayStation franchises through Magic: The Gathering's signature stylized lens. This unique Superdrop pays tribute to beloved titles like The Last of Us, God of War, Horizon: Forbidden West, Ghost of Tsushima, Uncharted, and more. Whether you're a longtime Magic player or a PlayStation fan getting your first look at the Multiverse, this crossover is designed to excite collectors and players alike. Each drop will be available in both non foil ($39.99 USD) and traditional foil ($49.99 USD) versions when the sale goes live on October 27 at 9 AM PST, exclusively through the Secret Lair Marketplace. Non-foil versions will also be hitting select WPN game stores at a later date. Let’s break down what each PlayStation-themed Secret Lair includes: 🎮 Secret Lair x The Last of Us Part I A grim and emotional journey brought to life on Magic cards. Contents: Ellie, Brick Master Joel, Resolute Survivor Cabal Ritual as "Cordyceps Excision" Haunted One Cordyceps Infected 🎮 Secret Lair x The Last of Us Part II The intensity and moral complexity of the sequel are reflected in this darker, more vengeful set. Contents: Abby, Merciless Soldier Ellie, Vengeful Hunter Dictate of Erebos as "Ellie’s Rage" Mycoloth as "Cordyceps Rat King" Cordyceps Infected ⚔️ Secret Lair x God of War: Greek The origins of Kratos’ journey – raw, brutal, and mythologically fueled. Contents: Kratos, God of War World at War as "Battle of Olympus" Rite of Flame as "The Blades of Chaos Bond" Sulfuric Vortex as "Hades’ Grip" Pyrohemia as "Kratos’ Rage" ❄️ Secret Lair x God of War: Norse A more mature Kratos and the next generation of gods and warriors. Contents: Atreus, Impulsive Son Kratos, Stoic Father Iroas, God of Victory as "Freya, Queen of the Valkyries" Teferi’s Ageless Insight as "Mimir’s Ancient Wisdom" (Double-sided card) 🏴‍☠️ Secret Lair x Uncharted From ancient ruins to mythical treasure, this drop captures the adventurous heart of the Uncharted series. Contents: Nathan Drake, Treasure Hunter Midnight Clock as "Kings Bay Clock Tower" Whip of Erebos as "El Dorado Sarcophagus" Chain Reaction Passionate Archaeologist 🌿 Secret Lair x Horizon: Into the Forbidden West Set in a post-apocalyptic world of machines and mystery, this set brings a futuristic edge to classic Magic cards. Contents: Aloy, Savior of Meridian Farseek Blightsteel Colossus as "FAS-BOR7 Horus" Tarrian’s Soulcleaver as "Regalla’s Wrath" Meteor Golem as "Thunderjaw" 🗡️ Secret Lair x Ghost of Tsushima A beautiful and brutal tribute to the samurai tale of honor, revenge, and redemption. Contents: Jin Sakai, Ghost of Tsushima Path to Exile Borne Upon a Wind Ghostly Flicker Eiganjo Castle as "Castle Shimura" 🛒 Release Details Launch Date: October 27, 2025 @ 9 AM PST Availability: Secret Lair website for all drops; Non-foil versions to release at WPN stores later Price: $39.99 USD (non-foil), $49.99 USD (foil)

Magic: The Gathering Expands Final Fantasy Collaboration with New Products Dropping December 5 After smashing sales records with its initial Final Fantasy crossover, Magic: The Gathering is doubling down on the beloved franchise. During its headline panel at MagicCon Atlanta 2025, publisher Wizards of the Coast unveiled a new wave of Final Fantasy themed products set to release on December 5, 2025. Pre-orders are live now. Whether you're a long time Final Fantasy fan, a seasoned Magic player, or both, there's plenty to look forward to in this upcoming lineup. Here’s a breakdown of what’s coming. The Chocobo Bundle: Reprints and Exclusive Artwork One of the standout reveals is the Chocobo Bundle, packed with exclusive reprints and new art centered around the iconic Final Fantasy bird. Each bundle includes: 10 FINAL FANTASY Play Boosters 32 Landmark Basic Lands 16 non foil 16 traditional foil 10 Chocobo Track Foil Basic Lands 2 of 20 Chocobo themed borderless cards (foil) 1 Traditional Foil Promo Card Birds of Paradise reimagined as “Paradise Chocobo” 1 Non Foil Scene Card (randomly chosen from 24 available) Chocobo themed Click Wheel Life Counter This bundle retails for $109.99 and offers both collectors and players a chance to expand their Final Fantasy collection with some charming flair. Commander Fans Get the Limit Break Deck and a Bonus The Final Fantasy Commander Bundle, also launching on December 5, gives players another shot at the Limit Break preconstructed deck. What makes this edition special is the inclusion of a digital download code for the original Final Fantasy VII on Windows PC. Price: $99.99 (Game Edition) Other Commander Decks: $69.99 (standard), $149.99 (Collector’s Edition) Final Fantasy Scene Boxes: Collectible Art in Card Form Wizards is also introducing four new Scene Boxes, each focused on a different entry in the Final Fantasy series. These boxes feature six interconnected cards that combine to form a full piece of art a unique fusion of gameplay and visual storytelling. Available scene boxes include: Final Fantasy Final Fantasy VIII Final Fantasy IX Final Fantasy XV Price: $41.99 each Pricing Overview for the Final Fantasy Collection Here’s a quick look at the full price list for all upcoming Magic: The Gathering Final Fantasy products: ProductPrice Play Booster $6.99 Collector Booster $37.99 Commander Deck $69.99 Collector’s Edition Commander Deck $149.99 Final Fantasy VII Commander Deck (Game Edition) $99.99 Bundle $69.99 Gift Bundle $89.99 Chocobo Bundle $109.99 Scene Box $41.99 Starter Kit $19.99

Lorwyn Eclipsed Full Set Guide and Product Overview Magic: The Gathering returns to the whimsical and mysterious plane of Lorwyn with Lorwyn Eclipsed, the first full expansion of 2026. This set brings the fairytale charm of Lorwyn back with modern gameplay twists, beloved artists, and exciting new products across the Magic Multiverse lineup. Set Overview Set Codes and Legality Main Set: Lorwyn Eclipsed - ECL Commander Set: Lorwyn Eclipsed Commander — ECC Special Guests Subset: — SPG Legality: ECL cards are legal in all formats. ECC and SPG cards are legal in Commander, Legacy, and Vintage. Individual cards may be legal in other formats if already printed in them previously. Play Boosters include cards from both ECL and SPG and are draft and sealed legal for Lorwyn Eclipsed events. Important Dates EventDate D&D Setting Lorwyn: First Light November 18, 2025 Main Story Release December 8–16, 2025 Set Debut January 5, 2026 Full Card Image Gallery January 12, 2026 Prerelease Events & Commander Box League January 16–22, 2026 MTG Arena Release January 20, 2026 Tabletop Release January 23, 2026 Pro Tour: Lorwyn Eclipsed January 30 – February 1, 2026 Magic Spotlight: Eclipsed Event February 6–8, 2026 Product Lineup & Pricing MSRP Prices ProductMSRP Play Booster $5.49 Collector Booster $26.99 (increased from $24.99) Commander Deck $49.99 (increased from $44.99) Bundle $57.99 Draft Night Kit $89.99 Theme Deck $23.99 New Products in Lorwyn Eclipsed 60 Card Theme Decks For the first time, Magic introduces 60 card ready to play Theme Decks designed for Standard play and casual face offs. Lorwyn Eclipsed launches with two: Angels Theme Deck Pirates Theme Deck Each deck includes: 60 card deck 5 double sided tokens 2 reference cards 1 tutorial insert Draft Night A brand new product built for group draft experiences using the Pick Two Draft format. Perfect for four players. Contents: 12 Play Boosters 1 Collector Booster 90 basic lands 10 double sided tokens 1 draft insert Commander Decks Lorwyn Eclipsed features two all new Commander decks: Blight Curse Dance of the Elements Contents (per deck): 100 card deck (10 new to Magic cards) 1 foil borderless face commander 1 foil borderless secondary commander 98 non foil cards 10 tokens or punch out counters 1 reference card 1 deck box Bundles & Prerelease Packs Bundle 9 Play Boosters 1 foil promo card 30 basic lands (15 foil, 15 non foil) 2 reference cards 1 spindown life counter 1 storage box Prerelease Pack 6 Play Boosters 1 traditional foil promo (no longer year stamped) 1 spindown die 1 deck box Card Treatments & Booster Fun Booster Fun Highlights Serialized Borderless Bitterbloom Bearer Illustrated by Rebecca Guay Available only in Collector Boosters Serialized (English only), borderless, double rainbow foil Also available in main set and fable frame versions Borderless Reversible Shock Lands Five shock lands return, with reversible artwork: One side: Lorwyn Other side: Shadowmoor Appear in: Play Boosters Collector Boosters Bundles Prerelease Packs Draft Night kits Available in non foil and traditional foil Fable Frame Cards A new showcase frame evoking classic fairytale storybooks. 10 Uncommons 26 Rares 14 Mythic Rares Found in Play Boosters and Collector Boosters (foil and non foil) Booster Contents Play Booster Contents (per pack) 6–7 Commons 3 Uncommons 1 Wildcard (any rarity) 1 Rare or Mythic Rare 1 Foil (any rarity) 1 Basic Land 1 Double sided Token Box: 30 Play Boosters per box Collector Booster Contents (per pack) 5 Foil Commons 4 Foil Uncommons 1 Foil Basic Land 1 Foil Rare or Mythic Rare 1 Non foil ECC Rare or Mythic Rare 2 Non foil Booster Fun Rares or Mythics 1 Foil Booster Fun Rare or Mythic 1 Art Card or Foil Token Box: 12 Collector Boosters per box D&D Crossover: Lorwyn: First Light Explore Lorwyn beyond Magic with Lorwyn: First Light, a Dungeons & Dragons setting supplement available exclusively on D&D Beyond starting November 18, 2025. Build Lorwyn themed characters Explore the twilight realms of Lorwyn Run full campaigns in a plane where daydreams and nightmares meet