Summary

• The Brothers’ War introduces a wide-scale war between Urza and Mishra in Dominaria, showcasing powerful planeswalkers and artifacts.
• The set includes Retro Frame Artifacts alongside normal cards, offering valuable reprints mixed with new cards.
• Cards like Awaken the Woods, Cityscape Leveler, and Mesmeric Orb bring unique abilities and value to The Brothers’ War set.

The Brothers’ War brings with it the first depiction of the wide-scale war that Urza and Mishra raged across Dominaria. This isn’t the first time that 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Magic: The Gathering took players back in time to visit the past, but does bring with it to♊ns of powerful planeswalkers, creatures, and artifacts to the present.

Evaluating the cards in The Brothers’ War is unique, since it includes the normal cards that you’d find in a pacꦅk, plus the Retro Frame Artifacts. With such a high influx of valuable reprints mingled with the creatures and spells of The Brothers’ War, there are plenty of high-value 🃏cards for you to collect. These are the most valuable cards in The Brothers’ War based on Market Average as of June 24, 2024.

Updated June 25, 2024 by Ryan Hay: The Brothers' War has been out for sometime now, but plenty of cards from this much-hyped set have retained a fair amount of value. While some cards have notably dipped out of note, some, like Awaken the Woods and Portal to Phyrexia remain strong. Mox Amber has come out on top as the most consistently valuable card from the set, but that's no surprise given the free mana it generates.

With the release of The Brothers’ War, an extremely limited number of cards receiv🐓ed a serialized print run numbering 1 to 500. As of this writing, it is unknown how many of these cards have been opened, as determining a price for them is extremely difficult. For these reasons, we have opted not to include them in this list.

10 Awaken Th♏e Woods - Mythic Ra𝕴re

Extended Art - $13.47

One of the most unique cards from The Brothers’ War, Awaken the Woods creates a unique land c🌠reature token. Awaken the Woods slots into pretty much every land-based Commander deck, like Lord Windgrace and Obuun, Mul Daya Ancestor.

Combine Awaken the Woods wit🌟h cards like Doubling Season and Parallel Lives, and you’ll very quickly have an out-of-control army of lands. Since they’re also creatures, you can’t tap them for mana the turn they are created, but with any way to give them haste, it could be devastating.

9 ꦛ Cityscape Leveler - Mythic ꦫRare

Extended Art - $13.90

The fearsome Cityscape Leveler had a brief time at the head of a deck built on generating tons of resources for yourself while at the same time denying your opponents of🥃 theirs. When Cityscape Leveler is cast, not even when it enters the battlefield, you get to destroy any nonland permanent in play.

Even better, this 8/8 creature will also destroy something when it attacks, letting you tear through their board if your opponent doesn't have an immediate answer to this massive threat. Even if they do, you can always unearth Cityscape Leveler to take

8 ꦦ Mesmeric Orb - Mythic Rare

Schematic - $14.72

Some Magic cards are good at just one thing, but sometimes that's all you have to be in a game as complicated as Magic. Mesmeric Orb is a two mana artifact that mills tons of cards over the course of the game.

It does this by forcing each player to mill one card anytime they untap a permanent. That means if someone casts a ten-mana spell, they are going to be milling ten cards on their next untap step. There are plenty of ways to mess with your opponent's cards, like forcing them to untap cards between turns or just messing with their ability to use effects like scry, surveil, or some tutors.

7 Gix, ꦗYawgmoth Praetor - Mythi🥂c Rare

Extended Art - $18.51

Sitting at three mana Gix, Yawgmoth Praetor slots right into the current Standard mono-black decks. In a black aggro or midrange deck, you can cast an Evolved Sleeper on turn one or a Tenacious Underdog on turn two, then cast Gix. You can🤡 swingꦗ in with one of your early creatures, and if your opponent doesn’t want to lose more life this turn, you get to draw.

Mono-black decks might have fallen off a bit, but there’s no mistaking the power that Gix can bring to the deck. Gix might make a spl♏ash in Commander too, incentivizing your opponents to attack each other and leaving you alone to set up your victory.

6 ⛦ Myrel, Shield Of Argive - Mythic Rare ꦐ

$17.45

You might be looking to pick up a Myrel, Shield of Argive for a🧔 Soldier-based Commander deck, and if that’s the case, you’re looking at one of the more expensive cards from The Brothers’ War.

With a uniquely rare ability to completely shut down your opponents during your turn, Myrel stops all sorts of combat tricks from happening, giving you the freedom to safely cast your spells and attack into an open board. While Myrel is on the lower end of the most valuable cards now, don’t be surprised if it continues to climb ♏once The Brothers’ War stops being printed.

5 🐼 Myrel, Shield O🧸f Argive - Mythic Rare

Extended Art - $29.51

You know a card is good when it's on a list twice, this time as the extended art version of the card. With the release of The Brothers’ War, the Soldier creature type got a huge boost in support with cards like Harbin, Vanguard Aviator and Siege Veteran.

With Myrel l꧃eading a Soldier deck, you’re free to attack without combat tricks with her ability. When you do attack, you get to douꦍble up on your Soldiers by creating new ones. Left on its own, Myrel can quickly close out a game.

4 Portal To Phyrexia - Mythic Rare 🍸

Extended Art - $31.33

For a short while after The Brothers' War release, Portal to Phyrexia became a deck archetype to watch out for. Despite costing nine mana, players rarely if ever, cast it for that amount, instead bringing it back from the graveyard several turns earlier through one of several methods.

The impact it has on the board is immediate and nearly impossible to prevent early in a match. Short of countering whatever shenanigans you're doing to bring it back, there's not much your opponent can do to prevent sacrificing three creatures.

3 Mox Amber - M☂ythic Rare 🌼

Retro Frame - $32.45

As far as mana rocks go, Mox Amber has a very specific activation condition. A legendary artifact that costs zero mana, it 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:fits perfectly into Commander decks as a free Arcane Signet.

While Mox Amber does require you to have a legendary creature or planeswalker in play to add mana, given the nature of Commander and the huge number of legendary creatures and planeswa🐠lkers Magic has been printing lately, it is very easy to activate.

2 ജ Mox Amber - Mythic Rare

Schematic - $34.32

Taking the top slot for the most valuable cards from The Brothers’ War is Mox Amber, again, but this time as the Retro Artifact Frame version. Ever🦂ything about this version of Mox Amber is unique, from the flavor text ܫto the fantastic art from Steven Belledin.

Mox Amber sees plenty of play in the Modern♐ deck Jeskai Breach where it becomes not just a fancy artifact but a co🦩mbo piece as well. With the Retro Artifact Frame version of Mox Amber, you can combo off with some fancy upgraded cards.

1 Construct Token & Urza's Automaton - Token

$72.40 - $75.45

These two impressive tokens might come as a surprise or perhaps even an error to anyone looking at the price. As it stands, these rare tokens have jumped in price because of their extremely limited availability outside their printed region. Both of these cards are considered promo cards, given away to players in Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and other countries in the South East Asia region. These two tokens feature the stained-glass look that became popܫular in Dominaria United and join together with other tokens to create a panorama image.