Much like any fantasy franchise, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Magic: The Gathering is filled to the brim with fire-breat⭕hing Dragons. These cards feature some of the most notable characters in the game’s history, such as Niv-Mizzet, Nicol Bolas, The Ur-Dragon and many others.

When it comes to gameplay, Dragons are hugely powerful, and many Dragon creatures feature game-breaking abilities that swing games in your favor soon after they hit the board. In terms of collecting, Dragon creatures are almost always rares or mythic rares, and, as such, are hugely desirable (and impressively valuable) among fans and collectors of the franchise. Let’s swoop in and check out the mos꧙t valuable Dragon cards ever.

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10 Ancient Copper Dragon (Borderless) – Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate

Market Price: $84.87

One of a series of “Ancient Dragons” from 2022’s Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur’s Gate ꦰset, this red Dragon (aka Copper) is the most valuable from those cards, with this version topping out at a median value of nearly $85 for a Near Mint copy.

All of these Dragons feature game-breaking abilities that revolve around rolling a twenty-sided die – the DnD player’s mꦏost loyal companion – with Ancient Copper Dragon creating a number of Treasure tokens equal to the number rolled on the die. A nifty p꧑ay-off for a powerhouse dragon.

9 ꧅𝔉 Dragon Whelp – Alpha

Market Price: $129.25 (via )

Hailing all the way from MTG’s first-e🌟ver set, Alpha, this was the first Dragon card of all time (as it comes alphabetically before the first-ever rare Dragon card), and, as such, holds a fairly impressive price point of nearly $130, despite being an underpowered uncommon.

Despite t♔hat, it does have some eminently cute art from Amy Weber, who produced myriad notable artworks during Magic’s early years – including for cards such as Time Walk, Illusionary Mask, Fork, and the original Disenchant.

8 Retro Frame Utvara Hellkite (Serial Numbered) – Ravnica Reꦍmastered ✃

Market Price: $174.48

The first serialized card on this list showcases a thunderously powerful Dragon that was first printed in 2012’s Return to Ravnica set: Utvara Hellkite. This version was released in the compilation set 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Ravnica Remastered, which reprinted some of the most populꦍar cards from expansions that were set on the plane of Ravnica.

This card’s ability of putting a 6/6 flyin🐼g Dragon token into play whenever you attack with a Dragon is incredibly strong, and note that the ability triggers once for each Dragon, so if you attack with five Dragons, you get five tokens. Of course, it should be, as this card costs a whoppi🐼ng eight mana to play.

7 Retro Frame Hellkite Tyrant (Serial Numbered) – Ravnica Remastered ဣ

Market Price: $197.17

Another card from Ravnica Remastered, this Dragon debuted as a mythic rare from 2013’s Gatecrash set but was downgraded to a simple rare in the compilation set – though this serialized version holds trem𒀰endous value on the secondary market thanks to its power level and iconic nature.

The “Hellkite” moniker in this card’s name was first introduced way back iꦜn 1996’s Mirage set with the nine-mana Crimson Hellkite. Ever since that card released, Hellkite has been used as an indicator of a massively powerful and mana-intensive Dragon creature that was sure to be hugely impactful when it hit the boa💛rd.

6 Niv-Mizzet Reborn (Serial Numbered) – March of the Machine:ജ Multiverse Legends 🧸

Market Price: $238.92

Niv-Mizzet is one of the most powerful (and frankly coolest) Dragons in Magic’s history, and, as such, his visage is f⛎eatured heavily on the rest of this list. This version of Niv-Mizzet is a five-color beauty and hails from 2023’s March of the Machine set as part of the “Multiverse Legends” bonus sheet.

As one of the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:11 best WUBRG cards of all time, this Niv-Mizzet can net you a bevy of powerful spells from the top ten cards of your library when it enters, and this card’s limite💧d-edition art certainly makes it stan𒈔d out in your collection – hence its nearly $240 market price.

5 🐷 Retro Frame Niv-Mizzet, Parun (S🌠erial Numbered) – Ravnica Remastered

Market Price: $385.00

This six-mana Niv-Mizzet in Izzet colors (blue and red) costs a whopping three blue and three red mana to cast, but you get an eminently powerful Dragon Wizard that pings your fo♍e for one whenever you draw a card and draws you a card when you cast an instant or sorcery spell.

This Parun debuted in 2018’s Guilds of Ravnica set and marked the third-ever Niv-Mizzet card after 2006’s Niv-Mizzet, the Firemind and 2012’s Niv-Mizzet, Dracogenius. T🎶his 2024 Ravnica Remastered version certainly blows all of those cards out of the water in terms of value, as this card is worth $385.

4 𒁏 Zodiac Dragon – Portal Three Kin♉gdoms

Market Price: $512.50

The only white-bordered card on this list is Zodiac Dragon, which has only been printed in Portal Three Kingdoms – one of the rarest and most valuable sets of all𝓀 time. Unsurprisingly, because this card hails from one of the least-printed and hardest-to-find sets ever, its price point is sky-high.

Zodiac Dragon was part of a series of cards within this set that represented the animals from the Chinese Zodiac. Seeing as Dragon is also among the most popular MTG creature types, it’s a no-brainer that this🍌 is the second-most valuable card from Portal Three Kingdoms, after the notable tutor card Imperial Seal.

3 ♛Niv-Mizzet, Guildpact (Serial Numbered) – Murders at Karlov Manor

Market Price: $863.11

The most recent (🦋and final) Niv-Mizzet card on this list was printed in 2024’s Murders at Karlov Manor♛. Of course, any expansion that’s set in the plane of Ravnica has to include everyone’s favorite Parun, and Murders at Karlov Manor is no exception.

This c𝄹ard’s over-$850 price point is likely due to its rare card art and frame as well as the fact that it’s yet another serialized card – which are major collector’s items due to them being extremely scarce by design (this time with only 250 copies ൩printed).

2 Shivan Dragon (Serial Numbered) – Secret ♕Lair Drop (Secret Lair 295)

Market Price: $1,649.99

Speaking of serialized cards, this one might be among the rarest of the rare i🅠n terms of serialized caꦦrds – other than the “one of one” The One Ring card, of course.

This Shivan Dragon was released as part of a 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Secret Lair Drop that was ♋tied to MagicCon: Philadelphia in February of 2023. Alongside this striking artwork of the first-ever rare Dragon in Magic’s history, this Secret Lair (Secret Lair 295) also featured some other notable cards from Alpha, including Swords to Plowshares, Giant Growth and others. With a market price of $1,650, this one is pretty much limited to big-time colle💦ctors or people that were present at MagicCon Philly.

1 Shivan Dragon &ndaౠsh; Al༺pha

Market Price: $4,525.88 (via )

As expected, the most valuable Dragon card of all time hails from Magic’s f🐻irst set, Alpha, and is the one, the only Shivan Dragon. An iconic and legendary card, this version of the oft-reprinted Shivvy will set you back over $4,500 for an ungraded c🐬opy. If you’re looking for a highly graded one, that number can balloon closer to $10k!

Surprisingly, this Dragon card is actually the eighth-most valuable Alpha card of all time per PriceCharting, and it is worth more on average than three Power Nine cards: Mox Jet, Time Walk and Mox Pearl.🉐 Not bad for MTG’s first-ever big, bad Dragon creature.